Two future Hall of Famers. While his 7.3 points per game were not very impressive, his career average of 13.1 rebounds per game won him a spot in the Basketball Hall of Fame. So Michael Jordan wasn't alone throughout his six championship triumphs; he had two Hall of Famers and one of the game's purest shooters on his side. The only thing that could have made his achievement more remarkable is if it weren't for the fact that he kept all of his teammates happy. During his six championships, Jordan was named MVP of the NBA Finals each time he took the court. He also received the award three times during the regular season. In total, Jordan won 73 percent of all possible awards available to him over the course of his career. Here are the other members of the Dream Team: Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, and Pete Maravich. Together, they represent some of the best players to ever step foot on a basketball court. Magic Johnson was a five-time NBA champion, four-time NBA Most Valuable Player Award winner, two-time Olympic gold medalist, and one-time bronze medalist. He played 19 seasons in the NBA and ranks fifth in league history in games played (1,944). The legendary center also ranks fifth in 3-pointers made (1,002) and 10th in blocks (491).