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Kareem Abdul Jabbar.

Abdul-Jabbar played in 1,560 NBA games and scored 38,387 points, the most points in NBA history to date. But he averaged only points per game, a number that isn't remarkable in NBA history. Abdul-Jabbar, who plays as a center, is not very physically strong, but his stunt "hook shot" makes it as easy as finding a bag, and the nickname "Sky Hook" Abdul-Jabbar was born.

P.S. 2Carl Malone.

Malone, who has played 1,434 games in the NBA, currently has a total of 36,374 points (average points per game), ranking second in NBA history. Malone is physically strong and difficult to shake like a big tree, and in this way, he has played the role of a power forward to the extreme. He relied on accurate mid-range shots and seamless coordination with Stockton to keep the points coming back to his name.

3.Michael jordan.

There is no need to describe Jordan in too many words, because he has already dedicated everything to basketball and the fans. However, Jordan played 1,072 games due to the limited number of games, and scored a total of 32,292 points, which can only rank third in history, but he has set an average of points per game and ranks first in the NBA with Chamberlain. Great Jordan, boring data is just as great.

4 Wilt Chamberlain.

In Chamberlain's era, the competition was not as fierce as it is now, so his height was unique in the NBA at that time, unstoppable, and even set a record of 100 points per game. This record has no one before and no one has come after. Chamberlain played a total of 1,045 games in the NBA and scored 31,419 points, ranking fourth in the NBA.

5.Moses Malone.

Ranking fifth on the NBA all-time scoring list is Moses Malone, who played 1,329 NBA games and scored 27,409 points, an average of points per game. Known as one of the NBA's greatest centers, Moses Malone has won NBA championships, WVPs, All-NBA and All-Defensive Team selections throughout his career, as well as the NBA All-Star Game, and is a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame.

The score narrowly won 186-184, which set a record for the highest scoring and the highest total points scored by a team in a single game in the NBA. Chamberlain, 7-time scoring champion Chamberlain Chamberlain took 100 in one game....

The NBA's highest single-game scoring was Chamberlain, who scored a staggering 100 points against the Knicks in 1962; The NBA's all-time leading scoring list is:

Jordan is undoubtedly the most influential player in NBA history, but the data shows that he is not the highest scorer. The highest scorer is Abdul-Jabbar, who is also a very good god, but his era is different from ours and he is less understood.

This is a saga of love between a nobleman and a great revolutionary. Born in the aristocracy, Yanni is intelligent, noble and charming. After seven years of love, Yanni married Marx, who was five years younger than herself.

In the late summer of 1836, Marx, a first-year law student at the University of Bonn, returned to Trier to propose to the girl he was in love with. Yanni made a lifelong agreement with 18-year-old Marx.

According to the customs of the time, this was unprecedented. Born in the prime of her life, she was widely regarded as the most beautiful girl in Trier and the "Queen of the Ball", and many handsome aristocratic young men fell in love with her, and there was no shortage of suitors, and there was no doubt that a prosperous marriage could be concluded. But she despised all the traditional notions of feudal and bourgeois society, and betrothed herself to a child of the burgher class without telling her parents, and she could not predict the future of living with Marx.

In October 1836, Marx moved from the University of Bonn, not far from home, to the University of Berlin, which was far away from home, which meant that they had to wait a long time for each other's loyalty. On April 15, 1841, Marx received his doctorate in philosophy ahead of schedule. As soon as the young doctor of philosophy arrived in Trier, he hurried to his most beloved home and delivered the doctor** to Yanni's father.

Yanni and Marx had planned to marry immediately after years of separation. But just having a doctor** is not enough as a basis for making ends meet, and he and Yanni have to dismiss the idea of marriage and continue to wait.

From April 1842, Marx began to write for the Rheinische Zeitung, and in October 1842 the shareholders of the Rheinische Zeitung appointed Marx as him, and in March 1843 he was forced to withdraw from the Rheinische Zeitung department. This was followed by consultations with Arnold Lugar on a joint publication plan.

On June 19, 1843, he arrived in Kreuznach and married Jenny, born in 1814 and born into a German aristocratic family, whom he had been waiting for for seven years. From their private agreement for life to their union, Yanni waited a long seven years. During these seven years, she had only a few meetings with her fiancé Marx, and she could only accompany him from afar with her thoughts and letters.

Steve Nash (Phoenix Suns) is the one who has elevated a team from a 29-53 record to a 60-19 record now, and who has made Stoudemire Jr. skyrocket from points per game last year to points this season. There's only one answer: Steve Nash!

Nash has not only improved his stats this season, but has also changed the Suns' image as a fish belly. Under Nash's leadership, the Suns' flowing offense and defense terrified other teams across the league, and countless teams died under the Suns' fast break, among which Nash's passing was the most deadly. Nash is the only player in the league to have 10 assists per game, and he has a double-double in 11 consecutive games in December, and he has a double-double in 14 consecutive games from early March to early April, and Magic Johnson's record is long gone.

This season he is second only to the record of 48 double-doubles"Wolf King"Garnett. Therefore, he deserves to be the league's No. 1 point guard.

Historically C-Bill. Russell (11 championship rings that have never been heard before or since) Pf Karl. Malone (no one can forget the 2nd all-time scorer) SF Larry.

Bird (Big Bird, do you still need to say?) SG-Michael. Jordan (Damn, there would be no NBA today without him) PG-Kevin.

Johnson (Magic qualified for all 5 positions) Personal opinion (in terms of strength) C-Shaquille. O'Neill Hadjim. Olajuwon (representative of the power center and the technical center) Pf Thiem.

Duncan Kevin. Garnett (one for greatness in grades, one for technically all-round) SF-LeBron. James (the future of the NBA, the king is domineering) SG-Michael.

Jordan & Kobe. Bryant (both of them are kings in my heart, but the former's results are his greatest strength, and the latter's mental strength is a model for all players) PG-Kevin. Johnson Chris.

Paul (the most flashy style of the show-time era, the future of the latter is bright!) )