How hard is it for an NBA player to average more than 20 points per game?

Yao Ming, China's strongest player, scored 20 points in his peak season in the NBA. The only one that came out of 1.4 billion. It's that hard.

It's still quite difficult for NBA players to average more than 20 points per game, at least the main team can do it, and the scoring ability must be strong.

If you want to reach an average of 20 points per game, then there are a lot of requirements, first of all, you must have a shot guarantee, secondly, you must have a shot guarantee, and finally you must have a physical fitness guarantee, after all, the NBA confrontation is so big.

There are people in the NBA who have averaged 20 points per game in all seasons of their careers, only 3, and 2 active players.

Is it easy to average 20 points per game in the NBA? How many players can do it? James is now third on the NBA's all-time scoring list.

Many people think it's only a matter of time before he reaches the No. 1 NBA all-time rank, and many prefer to believe that his career will reach the 40,000 mark. To become the true first man in history, how long will it take for James to reach 40,000 points from now?

James currently has a total of 34,241 points in the regular season, 5,759 points away from 40,000 points. If James can contribute 20 points per game in the regular season, of course, those 20 points include factors that could lead to a decline in his form in the coming years. Because James can still contribute points per game in the regular season this season, his average stats for the last two years are likely to remain at that level.

Let's assume that his form will go down in the future, so that he averages 20 points per game.

Then taking the average of 20 points per game as an example, James needs 288 games to reach 5759 points, and next season may be a shrinking season, there may only be 72 regular season games, so James will not be able to complete the goal until the next fourth season, and James is about to celebrate his 36th birthday, that is, James may complete his 40,000-point mark before the age of 40, provided of course that he does not get seriously injured. However, according to James's physical fitness, there should be no major physical injuries. Even if he has to reach his goal between the ages of 40 and have time to rest, he has the opportunity to adjust his condition.

It is worth mentioning that once James reaches 40,000 points, his historical status will be greatly improved, and it is very likely to create a record that cannot be reached by future generations and become an eternal benchmark in the NBA. This is probably unmatched by any championship in his career, and it is the crowning honor. As fans, we have a great opportunity to witness that day coming.

We are also very lucky fans, great witnesses.

It's easy to score 20 points, but their playing time doesn't allow them to score so many points, Durant, James, Anthony, Lillard, Harden, Curry, they can do it.

It's not easy, not all players can get this score, and almost a few can do it like an international superstar.

It's not easy to keep this score, only the top players can do it, after all, players also age, which is likely to lead to a drop in scores.

It's not easy to average 20 points per game in the NBA, and only the top 10 players in the league can do it.

Averaging 20 points per game in the NBA is not easy. Because that's a hard thing to do. It's a lot of players who can't do it. So this requires long-term training to get.

These players have James, Logo Man, Durant, Rayfordson, Pettit, Gervin, Robertson, Malone, Jordan, Chamberlain, Baylor and so on.

Zhang Bolun, Durant, Iverson, Jordan, James. They've all achieved this, and there are others.

For example, there are James, Durant, Gervin, Jordan, Chamberlain, Robertson, Iverson, Baylor, Malone, etc., and there are 11 players with a total of 25 points.

The team's highest first-half scoring point in NBA history was 107. On November 10, 1990, it was created by the Phoenix Suns in the game against the Denver Nuggets.

The NBA-history personal half-court scoring record is 59 points, set by Wilt Chamberlain. He scored 69 points in the other three quarters and 100 points in a single game, all of which were set by Wilt Chamberlain.

What is the concept of averaging more than 20 points per game in a single season in the NBA? Most of the players who can score this point are the offensive core of the team, and most of them can be selected as All-Stars that season. It's very easy for a star player to average 20+ per game in his peak season, but it's not easy to do it every year of his career.

He contains many factors, luck, strength, injuries. is as strong as Harden and Kobe, although they are both scoring gods, but because they have played as a substitute in the early part of their careers, they have no chance of this record. American media Fadeway World, recently statistics also showed that the NBA history has averaged more than 20+ players per game every season, with a total of 7 players in history and 5 active players.

There are three young players on the active roster, namely Doncic, Mitchell and Embiid. To be honest, their selection was a bit embarrassing because they only played for one year, two years, and three years in the NBA. None of them are in their prime, but they haven't touched underestimated, especially a big center like Embiid, if he can play healthy into his 30s, it will be difficult to average 20 points per game this season.

You can refer to Duncan, O'Neal and other historical level insiders, they can't do it either.

The other two on the current roster are the best of the small forwards, James and Durant. The two can be said to be lifelong enemies, and they have been fighting in secret. James doesn't think he's a scorer, but his scoring ability is the most consistent in history, and he hasn't scored in single digits in more than 900 consecutive games, and I really don't know when that record will be ended.

And Durant has always been a scoring machine, with many scoring methods, unstoppable, with Durant's talent, unless he can't recover from 6 successful practices, it's hard to imagine that he averages less than 20 points per game.

The other two gods, one is Jordan, the man with the strongest scoring ability in NBA history, even if he is 40 years old and retires twice and makes two comebacks, he can still score 20 points and enter the All-Star. There is every reason to believe that if Jordan had not been willful and retired for a few years in his prime, it would not have been a problem at all for him to become the first player in history to score 40,000 points.

The second is the real Hawk King Bob Pettit, an ancient legend of the Hawks, who has played for the Hawks for 11 years in his career, MVP, championship, scoring champion, rebounding champion, career average rebounds per game, and it is still not allowed to explode?

Jordan, the most scoring man in NBA history, averaging 20 points per game; Hawk King Bob Pettit, who has played for the Hawks for 11 years, has averaged points and rebounds per game in his career

There are James, Duncan, Durant, Jordan, etc., these players are all top-talented players, and they are at the peak of their debut.

Jordan, for example, has a total of 15 seasons in his career, but he averages more than 20 points per game every season.

Yes, but only two, Chamberlain and Jordan, Jordan has the highest points per game in history.

Yes, the first is Michael Jordan, the god of basketball, who averages points per game in his career, and the second is Wilt Chamberlain.

Others are strong, and they are strong, and Lao Tzu is an old rascal. I don't remember if Jordan played 13 or 14 seasons, the regular season, the playoffs, and the finals were all 30 plus averages per game, not to mention the honors, at most he scored the total points, the highest season scoring champion, and 6 championships broken. Don't think about the others, top 10 scoring champions, 5MVP 1 best defensive scoring guards, 6FMVP Finals 100% win rate.

There is also a verbal promise that he was cheated and beaten for two years. Pulled down the data, but there is also an average of 20 per game, which is not better than Jordan, which is the only gear.

So far, only Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain have averaged more than 30 points per game in their careers in NBA history.

There are active NBA players who have more than 30 points, and there are not many players who have more than 60, which ones do you know?

In the decades-long history of the NBA, it is rare for a player to average 25 points per game for 10 consecutive years, which requires players to have strong scoring ability and sustained peak form, and only players like Jordan, Jerry West, Malone, and James can do this.

The NBA has been able to average 25 points per game for ten consecutive years, the first is LeBron James, James has been averaging 25 points per game in 16 consecutive seasons except for the first season, the second is Jordan, Jordan has done it in the first 13 seasons of his career, averaging 25 points per game in a row, and the third is Karl Malone, who has also done it in his career, averaging 25 points per game for ten consecutive seasons.

Jerry West has averaged more than 25 points per game for 12 consecutive seasons, Michael Jordan has averaged more than 25 points per game for 11 consecutive seasons, and Postman Malone has averaged 25 points per game for 11 consecutive seasons.

James, Durant, O'Neal, West and Karl Malone have averaged more than 25 points per game for 10 consecutive years. Among them, O'Neal is exactly 10 years, O'Neal, West, and Durant are all 11 years, and James has not averaged 25 points per game except for his rookie season, and now he has averaged more than 25 points per game in 16 seasons.