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Who has the highest total score in NBA history?
Karim Abdel-Jabbar

Jabbar * * * played 65,438+0,560 games in the NBA, and * * * scored 38,387 points, which is by far the most scoring player in NBA history. But he averaged only 24.6 points per game, which is not outstanding in NBA history. As a center, Jabbar is not very strong, but his "hook shooting" stunt makes it easy for him to score, so he is nicknamed "Tiangou" Jabbar.

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2. karl malone

Malone, who played 1434 games in NBA, scored 36,374 points (24.4 points per game), ranking second in NBA history. Malone's strong body is as hard to shake as a tree, so he played the role of power forward to the extreme. He relied on the accurate CIC and the seamless cooperation with stockton to keep the score coming to his own name.

3. Michael Jordan

There is no need to describe Jordan in too many words, because he has dedicated everything to basketball and fans. However, due to the limited number of games, Jordan played 1.072 games, and * * * scored 32,292 points, the third in history, but he created an average score of 30. 1 point, ranking first in the NBA together with Chamberlain. Great Jordan, boring data is equally great.

Wilt Chamberlain

In the era of Chamberlain, the competition was not as fierce as it is now. So his height of 2. 18 was unique in the NBA at that time, and no one could stop him. He even set a record of 100 points per game. This record is unprecedented, and there will be no one after it. Chamberlain * * * played 1045 games in the NBA and scored 3 14 19, ranking fourth in the NBA.

5. moses malone

Moses Malone, ranked fifth in NBA history, played 1329 NBA games and scored 27,409 points, averaging 20.6 points per game. Moses malone is regarded as one of the greatest centers in NBA. During his career, he won the NBA championship, WVP, the best team and the best defensive team, and the NBA All-Star Game. He is a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame.