Who will be the next player in the NBA to score more than 5,000 points in the playoffs?

The NBA playoffs are a stage to test the quality of stars. Whether they can stand up at critical moments, whether they are still stable in the face of strong defense and targeting, is the difference between superstars and ordinary players. In the history of the NBA, there have been great players in every era, and there are many supergiants who have led teams to win championships, but there are only 6 players who can make it to the 5,000-point club in the playoffs.

They are James, Jordan, Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe, O'Neal and Duncan, all of whom are in the top 10 supergiants of all time, and they all hold at least 3 championship rings, and their strength is undoubted. So after Lao Zhan, who will be the next Mr. 5000 points in the playoffs? Durant is only 957 points away, and Leonard is far away.

The player with the best chance on the active roster is undoubtedly Durant. He is a phenomenal player, with a strong ability to lead the team and a first-class playoff performance. He averaged points per game in the playoffs, the highest among active stars.

Being able to play tough battles is Durant's label, and as a two-time championship superstar, Durant currently has a playoff score of 4,043 points, only 957 points away from the 5,000-point mark. When he returns, he will be able to achieve a breakthrough in another 2-3 seasons.

After Jandu, the active scoring is a bit out of gear, and the third place is Curry. As a super point guard who led the team to the Finals five times, Curry has performed well in the playoffs, and his points per game average is the best point guard in history. He played in a total of 112 playoff games and scored 2,968 points.

However, there are still 2032 points away from 5000 points. You must know that Curry is now 32 years old, and it is basically hopeless to break 5,000 points in his career.

Curry was followed by the Rockets' two MVP guards, Harden has never missed the playoffs in his career, the Thunder was the team's bench, and the Rockets were the team's leader. He also rose quickly in the playoffs, and his average points per game was good enough. He played more playoff games than Curry, playing 116 games and scoring 2,654 points.

Now that Harden is only 30 years old, he has a good chance of overtaking Curry. Wei Shao's individual performance is also excellent, he has already scored 2489 points, but the 31-year-old also has not much chance to hit the 5000 point mark.

Leonard is the hottest player in the current roster, and at the age of 28, he already has two FMVP trophies in his hands. Xiaoka is very lucky, since entering the league, the team has entered the playoffs every year, and he was also elected FMVP early. Strong and experienced, but Leonard's playoff scoring is not high, averaging only 2,164 points per game.

His biggest advantage is age, but 5,000 points in the playoffs is still far away.

Paul has scored 2,133 points in the playoffs so far in his career, which is a great performance as a traditional point guard, but he is 34 years old. Brother Alphabet is the new MVP, and he only scored 781 points in the playoffs. Overall, among the active players, Durant's 5,000 points are very stable, but in addition to KD, those who are as strong as Curry, Harden, Leonard and others are almost not going to hit 5,000 points.

The player who will break 5,000 points in the next NBA playoffs I think is very likely to be Jordan Jr., his total separation of 5,000 points is not far away, and he will definitely be able to next season!

It should be Durant, because Durant is already close to 5,000 points, and he is still more than 900 points away.

Durant, Durant currently has a playoff score of 4,043 points, only 957 points away from the 5,000-point mark, and he will be the one behind as long as there are no accidents.

It's really hard to score 6,000 points in the playoffs, and there are so many good players in the NBA, but few can score so many points. Only James has done it in history, and it can be seen that James's ability is really very strong.

Scoring 6,000 points in the NBA playoffs is a particularly difficult thing to do. There is only one person in history who has done it, and that is James.

It's hard to score 6,000 points in the playoffs, and in the entire history of the league, basically no one can get 6,000 points, because you can get two or three points in a game, which means that it's already very powerful, and if you can score more than 40 points, it's already very remarkable, but if you score 6,000 points in the entire league, it's basically impossible, unless you can score more than 100 points per game, otherwise it's not good.

Although it is very difficult to score 6,000 points in the playoffs, there is one active player who has achieved this achievement, and that is James, who has accumulated 7,491 points in the playoffs so far.

It's very difficult, and only two people have done it in history, and these two people are also different from others because of their physique.

How many points can you score in a single playoff game? Kobe Bryant scored 695 points, Leonard scored 732 points, Zhan Huang scored 748 points, and Jordan scored 759 points at the top of the list, which can be called invincible!

Fans of NBA games must know that in the NBA format, the playoffs are much more valuable than the regular season. So who are the players with the most points in a single playoff season?

Durant, known as the Grim Reaper, often has extremely good performances on the court, and not only that, Durant can often help the team turn the tide on his own, and because he can maintain a consistent level every game, Durant has always been favored by fans. Judging from the data, Durant also scored a single season's playoff high of 608 points.

As the player with the most fans in the NBA, Kobe's strength has always been very good, and he is also ranked second in the NBA's comprehensive player rankings. Judging from the data, Kobe Bryant scored a single season of 695 points in the playoffs in his career, and he also successfully ranked fifth in the entire NBA.

Olajuwon's dream footsteps have been talked about by fans, and few people have been able to use this action as skillfully as Olajuwon, and as the core player of the team, Olajuwon's ability has always been relatively comprehensive, and judging from the data, Olajuwon's single-season playoff score has also successfully exceeded 700 points, reaching 725 points, which was called a miracle at the time.

As a rookie player in the NBA, Leonard has dazzled everyone with his outstanding performance since he entered the NBA, in the 2018-2019 season, Leonard not only led the team to win the championship that year, but even won the FMVP, the strength can be said to be very good, and he also scored 732 points in the playoffs in a single season, successfully squeezing into the top three.

As one of the NBA's Big Three, James's strength has always been very good, and because of his super strength, James is also officially called the first active person in the NBA. To be officially recognized, the strength is naturally very good. Judging from the data, James scored a high score of 748 points in the playoffs in a single season, ranking second in the league in one fell swoop.

Judging from the data, there is no doubt that Jordan is in the first place, as the god of basketball, Jordan's personal strength and historical influence have never been questioned by anyone. Judging from the data, Jordan once scored 759 points in the playoffs in a single season and successfully topped the leaderboard, which can be regarded as worthy of the title of the god of basketball.

The player with the most points in a single playoff game in the NBA is Jordan.

The five players who have averaged the most points per game in a single season in NBA regular season history.

<> for the top stars in the NBA league, it is not a challenge to finally get 2000+ season total points in the NBA regular season in one season. As long as there are no injury problems, according to the scoring ability of NBA superstars, 2,000 points in the season can be said to be within reach. However, the 3,000 points in a single season at a higher level is a statistic that most NBA supergiants can't get.

In the 74-year history of the NBA league, there are only two players who can score 3,000 points in one season.

The first NBA player to score 3,000 points in a season was Chamberlain, the "Emperor of Basketball" in the 60s. As we all know, Chamberlain once averaged 50+ points per game in 1 season, so Chamberlain also easily achieved 3000 points per game. It is worth mentioning that in Chamberlain's NBA career, he scored 3,000 points in a single season as many as 3 times, and he is also the only NBA player to score 3,000 points in a season multiple times.

In addition, Chamberlain once scored a maximum of 4,029 points in a single NBA season, creating an NBA all-time record that is impossible to surpass.

The second NBA superstar with 3,000 points in a single season, he is Jordan, who has won the NBA championship 6 times in his career. Jordan, who averaged 30+ points per game in his NBA regular season career, got the average points per game in the 86-87 season, and Jordan also maintained a regular season attendance rate of 82 games at that time, and finally Jordan successfully scored 3041 points in the NBA regular season this season, becoming the second player in NBA history to complete the season with 3000 points. And after Jordan, there has been no player in the NBA league who can score 3,000 points a season.

In fact, in the 05-06 season, the regular season data of "Black Mamba" Kobe Bryant was also very close to 3,000 points in the season. In the NBA regular season of the Lakers that year, Kobe Bryant played a total of 80 NBA regular season games, and his average data per game was points, and finally Kobe Bryant's total NBA score in the 05-06 season reached 2832 points, only a difference of 168 points NBA court data, which is also the highest season total score achieved by NBA players in the 21st century. However, it is a pity that due to the gap of more than 100 points in the regular season data, Kobe Bryant finally failed to make it to the NBA season 3000-point roster list!

Only two players in NBA history have scored more than 3,000 points in a single season: Chamberlain (3,584) and Jordan (3,042). The highest active player is Harden, who averaged points per game in the 2018-2019 season and totaled 2,818 points for the entire season.

can score 3,000 points in a season, and only Jordan has scored 3,042 points once. The other is the ancient monster of Chamberlain. As for the active team, the most likely to achieve it should be Harden.

To be able to score 3,000 points in a season in the NBA, and to average 37 points per game in 82 regular season games, is very many. But it wasn't hard for Chamberlain, who won the scoring title seven times and scored 3,000 points in three of his 14 seasons, with only Jordan and Kobe Bryant catching up with their predecessors in the future.

There are only two people in NBA history who can score 3,000 points in one season, one is Chamberlain's 3,000 points in three seasons, and the other is Jordan who broke 3,000 points in the 1987 season, averaging points per game.

In an NBA season, the player who can score 3,000 points is Chamberlain. He is known as the "Emperor of Basketball" in the 60s, and he once averaged 50+ points in one season.

Alex Inglish (23rd overall pick in the second round in 1976, Milwaukee Bucks) is an underrated superstar in NBA history. He has averaged points per game for 9 consecutive seasons! In addition, he is the first.

A player who has scored more than 2,000 points in eight consecutive seasons.

During his 10 seasons in Denver, Mori was named to the All-Star team for eight consecutive seasons and brought the team to the playoffs nine years in a row.

Stars in NBA history have scored more than 5,000 points in the playoffs, who are they?

So far, only six stars in NBA history have scored more than 5,000 points in the playoffs. They are LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Skyhook Abdul-Jabbar, and Big Shark O'Neal, all three of them were once the kings of their own era, the best scorers, and they can only prove that they are superstars in the league when they shine in the playoffs, and only in the playoffs can they test the quality of a star. For example, there is a lot of controversy about James Harden's superstar status, he played well in the regular season, won the regular season MVP and scoring title, once he entered the playoffs, his scoring ability decreased a lot, and the sharp contrast between the playoffs and the regular season became an important reason for people to question Harden.

James has now scored more than 7,000 points in the playoffs. And still in his playing year, according to James's current physical condition, breaking 7500 points should not be a problem, and the average points per game in the playoffs is sixth in history. Jordan, who is second in total with a total of about 5,900 points, has retired three times in his career, missed many playoff games, and if he can clock in all season, his score will not be below James, Jordan also set a historical record, he is the only player in the league to average more than 30 points per game in the playoffs.

The difference between the total points of the other players is not much, up and down no more than 300 points. To test whether a player is a superstar or not, it depends on their playoff performance, and the above six players are real superstars, the strongest and best players of that era. James' current playoff total is probably something that no one has been able to beat in nearly 20 years.

At least not among the active players, James hasn't suffered much injury in his career and has been able to lead the team to the playoffs almost every year. With 247 appearances, it is the third in history, which can be described as strong and long-lasting.