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    At the end of the NBA finals series, the winning team of the finals receives Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy while the players from the winning team get specially designed championship rings from their respective franchise as a gesture of appreciation for their contributions in team’s success. Let’s, take a look at those players who won most NBA champions, hence got most rings.One thing more, only those players are included here who got at least 6 rings in their career.         

    Bill Russell

    Bill Russell has got most championship rings than any other player in NBA. He won 11 championships with Boston Celtics during his 13 year career. One championship in his rookie season and remaining 10 in the following 12 years including    8 back to back championships from 1959 to 1966.

    Sam Jones

    Sam Jones played 12 seasons with Boston Celtics and won 10 championship rings. Along with Bill Russell, he was the major contributor in Boston Celtics Dynasty. He was known for his clutch shooting especially in crucial situations.

    John Havlicek

    John Havlicek spent all 16 years of his career with Boston Celtics, won 8 championships and as a result got the same number of rings which makes him the third player with most NBA championship rings behind Bill Russell and Sam Jones.

    Tom Heinsohn

    Tom Heinsohn played with Boston Celtics for 9 year and was the part of champion team on 8 occasions.

    K. C. Jones

    K.C. Jones, who was recognized for his tenacious defense, played all 9 years of his career with Boston Celtics and won 8 consecutive championships from 1959 to 1966.

    Satch Sanders

    Satch sanders played 13 seasons in NBA, all with Boston Celtics and won 8 titles, 6 in a succession from 1961 to 1966.

    Robert Horry

    Robert Horry is the only player who has won 7 championships with three different teams, 2 with Houston Rockets, 3 with Los Angeles Lakers and 2 with San Antonio Spurs.

    Tim Loscutoff

    Tim Loscutoff won 7 championships as a part of the legendry Boston Celtics of 1960’s.            

    Frank Ramsey

    Frank Ramsey spent entire nine years of his career with Boston Celtics and earned 7 championships rings.

    Kareem Abdul- Jabbar

    Kareem Abdul Jabbar was a dominant force for the Milwaukee Bucks and later on for the Los Angeles Lakers. Overall, he won 6 champions in NBA, One with Milwaukee and 5 with Los Angeles.

    Bob Cousy

    Bob Cousy had a successful career with Boston Celtics. He won 6 championships in 13 years as a member of the Celtics.

    Michael Jordan

    Michael Jordan led the team Chicago Bulls in wining 6 championships with an unusual record of two time three-peat.

    Scottie Pippen

    During the 17 years of his career, Scottie Pippen spent 12 years with Chicago Bulls, one with Houston Rockets and 4 with Portland Trail Blazers but he is remembered mostly for his time with Bulls as he won 6 championships with them and same number of rings too.

    For a more precise description, here is the list again:

    Player Titles Team Championship Years
    Bill Russell 11 Boston Celtics 1957, 1959-66, 1968, 1969
    Sam Jones 10 Boston Celtics 1959-66, 1968, 1969
    Tom Heinsohn 8 Boston Celtics 1957, 1959-65
    K. C. Jones 8 Boston Celtics 1959-66
    Satch Sanders 8 Boston Celtics 1961-66, 1968, 1969
    John Havlicek 8 Boston Celtics 1963-66, 1968, 1969, 1974, 1976
    Jim Loscutoff 7 Boston Celtics 1957, 1959-64
    Frank Ramsey 7 Boston Celtics 1957, 1959-64
    Robert Horry 7 Houston Rockets,

    Los Angeles Lakers,

    San Antonio Spurs

    		 1994, 1995,

    2000-02,

    2005, 2007
    Bob Cousy 6 Boston Celtics 1957, 1959-63
    Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 6 Milwaukee Bucks,

    Los Angeles Lakers

    		 1971,

    1980, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988
    Michael Jordan 6 Chicago Bulls 1991-93, 1996-98
    Scottie Pippen 6 Chicago Bulls 1991-93, 1996-98



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