As the best scorer in history, Curry has always been the spokesman for efficient scorers. Career shooting percentage is 47.7%, and three-point shooting percentage is 43.6%. He is not only good at grasping the vacancy. At the same time, the range is long, and you can throw the ball yourself. Curry also has top ball control skills, especially small fights. The appearance of Curry has changed the world basketball game, and the three points have become the mainstream, which shows its great influence.

9. Malone

Because of Jordan's contemporaries, Malone has never won the scoring champion, but he is the second greatest scorer in history, averaging more than 27 points per game in seven seasons of his career. His physical talent is top-notch, not only his skill in the basket is first-class, but also his ability to make good investments, especially when he is with stockton. At the age of 40, he can still average 20.6 points per game, and his ability is beyond doubt.

8. In-house waiter

Chamberlain, a great coach, has many exaggerated scoring records, with a score of-0/00 in a single game and 50.4 in a season. His talent is the strongest center. At the peak, he was crowned scoring champion for seven consecutive years, which was definitely the most unsolved scorer in ancient times.

7. O 'Neill

Compared with Chamberlain, O 'Neill's scoring ability in his whole career is obviously inferior. However, at the peak of the shark's dominance, no one can stop it in the basket, and he scored twice in his career. Three consecutive championships, O 'Neill averaged 38 points per game, 36.3 points in the finals and 33 points in the finals, comparable to Jordan's performance in the finals.

6. Iverson

Iverson is definitely a talented player. His height is only 1.83 meters, but he has made extraordinary achievements. He averaged 26.7 points in the regular game and 29.7 points in the playoffs, both of which were the highest in history. Iverson won the honor of scoring champion four times in his career and scored 50+ in three playoff games. Iverson's long-term performance and short-term ability to get high marks are excellent enough.

5. James

James, the son of natural selection, never prided himself on his scoring ability, but his strong scoring performance proved his innocence. James averaged 27.2 points in his career and 28.9 points in the playoffs. Average 25+ points in consecutive 15 seasons, 50 points in finals, a series of youngest scoring records. James has a strong stability and can be called a rogue in the major record lists.

4. Kobe Bryant

Kobe is a paranoid scorer. He has the best talent and top technology. No one in the world has a more comprehensive scoring method. Kobe has strong willpower and competitive spirit and never gives up. He averaged 865,438+0 points per game and 35.4 points per season, all of which are his masterpieces. On the stage of the playoffs, Kobe has proved himself many times, and his scoring ability is beyond doubt.

3. Jabbar

The top scorer in NBA history, Jabbar scored 38,387 points in his career. He averaged 28.8 points when he entered the league at the age of 22, and 23.4 points when he was about to retire at the age of 39. Tengu is known as the first magical power in history, and such height, wingspan and scoring means are absolutely unstoppable in the inside. You know, when Jabbar was 35 years old, he could still make the quartet and win FMVP in the finals. This stability is admirable.

2. Durant (American city)

KD is a recognized scoring machine. Height 2m 1 1, wingspan 2m 23, excellent flexibility and coordination. He can dribble like a defender, with excellent bounce and explosive power. Even he thinks he is a top shooter. He is an athlete born for basketball. The unsolved scorer is the label of his career. 30 years old, at the peak, scoring ability is too strong.

1. Jordan

No matter how strong the scoring ability of the above nine players is, there is also a grade gap with Jordan. In the face of the fiercest defense and the most dangerous action, Jordan still refreshed the fans' cognition again and again. He averaged 30. 1 point in his career and 33.4 points in the playoffs. 10 was elected as the scoring champion, keeping the scoring record of 63 points in a single playoff game and 50+ in eight playoff games. He has too many unsolved records. The more you get to the key game, the less soft you are, and history comes first.