The Utah Jazz's historic ideal quintet

• Point Guard: John Stockton - Historical leader in assists and steals in the NBA. Stockton was the offensive engine of the Jazz for nearly two decades. His court vision and ability to find his teammates made him a legend.

• Shooting Guard: Pete Maravich - Although he played before the franchise's great success, "Pistol Pete" was a generational talent with a spectacular playing style and unique offensive skills. He was an inspiration for future generations.

• Small Forward: Adrian Dantley - The leading scorer of the Jazz in his era, Dantley led the league in points per game in two seasons and was a true expert in low post and mid-range offense.

• Power Forward: Karl Malone - Nicknamed "The Mailman" because he always delivered, Malone is considered one of the best power forwards in NBA history. He was a two-time league MVP and the second highest scorer in NBA history.

• Center: Mark Eaton - Eaton was a dominant presence on defense, being a two-time Defensive Player of the Year and the historical leader in average blocks per game in the NBA. His size and ability to protect the rim were vital for the Jazz.

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