Why does the NBA count 24,000 points

The NBA's statistics are very rich, including the most common scoring lists, assist lists, rebounds, etc., as well as how many three-pointers can be scored in an uncommon game, or even less common, the first five games of the season or a few consecutive games to score the most, and 24,000 points is just a process in the scoring list, and the number of people who have exceeded this score is currently 23.

The NBA all-time scoring list refers to all the points scored by players in the NBA during the regular season, only counting the NBA regular season scores, excluding the data of players playing in other leagues, excluding preseason, playoffs, summer league and All-Star game scores.

<> NBA (National Basketball Association), the full name of the National Basketball Association of the United States and Canada, is an international sports and ** group, composed of three professional sports leagues: the National Basketball League (NBA), the Women's Professional Basketball League (WNBA) and the NBA Development League (NBA Development League). Among them, the NBA is the world's highest-level basketball league and one of the four major professional sports leagues in the United States.

It's not to deliberately count 24,000 points, after the score is 10,000, every 1,000 points, there are statistics. After 20,000, it is more difficult to score, so the statistics are more frequent. It's all about showing the achievements of the players.

Because 24000 is an integer.

10000 20000 21000 22000 23000 24000 25000...The NBA will count.

In fact, this thing is not deliberately statistical, but recorded by the way.

The landlord may have read the news about Kobe Bryant becoming the youngest Mr. 24,000 points, but in fact, this is not because 24,000 points have any special significance, mainly because the NBA admires data. In the future, Kobe Bryant scored 25,000 points, and you will also see the news that Kobe Bryant is the youngest Mr. to score 25,000 points. However, these records may be slowly broken by James (in February '08, James became the youngest Mr. 10,000 points in the Cavaliers vs. Celtics, previously Kobe Bryant).

I think it's because.

To a certain extent, it can indicate a person's ability and can also indicate a person's achievements.

It's not a special statistic, it's because the leaderboard needs it.

It's all about the achievements of the players, because of the leaderboard.

That's just a boring data game, not interesting.

1 Karim Abdul-Jabbar 38387 points 2 Karl Malone 36928 points.

3 Kobe Bryant 33,643 points.

4 Michael Jordan 32292 points.

5 Wilt Chamberlain 31419 points.

6 Dirk Nowitzki 30,518 points (active Dallas Mavericks).

There are currently six players, and LeBron James' 29,437 points are ranked 7th and will soon become the seventh person to reach 30,000 points.

NBA All-Time Scoring Chart (Regular Season).

1.Abdul-Jabbar 38387 points 2Karl Malone 36928 points 3

Kobe Bryant 33643 points 4Michael Jordan 32292 points 5Wilt Chamberlain 31419 points 6

Dirk Nowitzki 29907 points.

There are now 7 people in the NBA who have scored more than 30,000 points, and the least used game is not Jordan or James, but the ancient god Chamberlain, who scored 30,000 points in only 941 games, the fewest games in NBA history, and this record is unlikely to be broken.

Chamberlain scored the least among the 7 players who scored more than 30,000 points, only 31,419 points, but his scoring explosiveness is the strongest, scoring 100 points in a single game, and scoring an average of points per game in a single season, which are all the existence that current players look up to, almost as long as it is a relevant record for scoring, you can see Chamberlain's name, and he only used 941 games for 30,000 points, which is also the least among all players who scored more than 30,000.

Among the players who scored more than 30,000 points, only two of them used less than 1,000 games, one is Chamberlain, and the other is Jordan, the god of basketball, Jordan's scoring ability is undoubted, he can get an average of points per game by scoring in his rookie season, and he won 10 scoring titles in 15 years in his career, scoring points per game, and it only took 960 games to score 30,000 points.

Among the remaining players who scored more than 30,000 points, they all used more than 1,100 games, which can see how big the lead of Jordan and Chamberlain is, among these five players, the least number of games is the current all-time scoring champion Abdul-Jabbar, he only took 1,101 games to reach, and his offensive means are his Tiangou stunt.

James is the youngest Mr. 30,000 points, he reached 30,000 points 6 more than Abdul-Jabbar, 1,107 games, and he is also the most likely player to break Abdul-Jabbar's total scoring record, after all, the 36-year-old James is almost still in good shape, and he is likely to become the first player to score more than 40,000 points.

Another scoring god, Karl Malone, can average 25 points per game in his career, very stable, his career attendance rate is very high, and it only took 1,152 games to score 30,000 points, which is already very valuable as an interior player.

Kobe Bryant is a pity in these, his career start is relatively low, and the score in the first few years of his career is relatively low, but he scored 30,000 points in only 1180 games, which is very commendable, if he was the core of the team at the beginning, I believe that this number of games will be much less, after all, Kobe Bryant's scoring explosiveness is also very strong, and he has a single 81-point performance.

The last one is more used, and that is Nowitzki, who only surpassed 30,000 points at the end of his career, took a full 1,377 games, and his Golden Rooster independence is his signature offensive method.

Among the active players, Anthony is closest to 30,000 points, but he has a lot of games now, and Harden, Durant, and Curry are also expected to score more than 30,000 points, but none of them may have less than 1,000 games.

30,000 points is really too difficult, and it requires a stable average of 25 points per game for the stars, and then enough attendance to play for another 15 years or so, which is expected to be achieved. It can be seen that the feat of 30,000 points is quite high, so much so that only 75 people did it in NBA 75. These 7 people are all supergiants in history, so which of these 7 supergiants scored 30,000 points and used the least number of shots?

After reading it, there will naturally be an answer.

Bryant was the first substitute when he was just the younger brother next to O'Neal. In the second half of his career, injuries increased, but he still scored 30,000 points. Kobe Bryant has been the leader of the Lakers since leaving O'Neal, and 20 shots per game are no problem.

He was a natural scorer, with impeccable skill and a competitive spirit, which made Kobe Bryant very capable on the offensive end, scoring 81 points in a single game. It took him 1,180 games to score 30,000 points, and the trajectory of his entire career has been fast.

James became the leader of the team soon after entering the NBA, averaging 20+5+5 per game in his rookie season. In his 18-year career, he averaged 27 points per game and he contributed consistent points in every game. He scored double digits in a row and soon broke 1,000 games, which means that in his whole life, his score barely fluctuated, and it was really too consistent.

He scored 30,000 points and played only 1,107 games. His next goal is to surpass Abdul-Jabbar, and that goal should be achieved before he retires.

Abdul-Jabbar is the all-time leading scorer. His peak was too long. Even in his retirement season, he remains a top-tier starting center.

Jabbar's "Sky Hook" made his attack nearly unsolvable. Back then, a hook was really popular all over the world. Whether it's the Bucks or the Lakers, he's the absolute core.

He played 1,101 games and scored 30,000 points.

Jordan's inclusion on the list was inevitable. He spent 960 games and 30,000 points. Jordan, a 10-time top scorer, doesn't stop him from scoring.

His attack is the ceiling presence. If it weren't for the willful retirement for two years, it is estimated that Jordan would have scored 30,000 points in 900 games.

Chamberlain ranked first with 941 games. He made his debut with great results. He won the title of MVP+ scoring champion in his first year and didn't give his opponent a chance at all.

Chamberlain's peak was to hold records. Anyway, his opponent is too weak at the same time, so he is O'Neal. With an average of 100 points per game and a season average of points per game, he is known as the emperor of basketball.

Chamberlain ranked first in 941 games, he belonged to the full level of his debut, and won the MVP+ scoring championship in the first year, and he didn't give his opponent a chance at all. Chamberlain's peak was constantly brushing records, anyway, the opponent was too weak in the same period, and he was O'Neill. 100 points per game, average points per game in a single season, these records are sealed.

The jury is still out. But I think it has to be Kobe. Because his strength is very strong.

I don't know about that, because I don't usually pay much attention to basketball games, so I don't know who uses the least games.

In the NBA, players have set a variety of records, one of the most difficult to break is probably the career total points of more than 30,000+, you know, so far, this record has only been achieved by seven players, so what is the concept of the NBA career total score of 30,000+? Jordan reached 960 games, what are the statistics of Kobe Bryant and James?

First of all, let's understand what it means to have a career total of 30,000+, according to the player's 80 games per year and 15 years of career, a player's entire career will probably play 1,200 games, and if you want to reach 30,000 points, it means that the player needs to score at least 25 points in each of the 1,200 games, which is a fantasy for the average player. After all, no player can guarantee that he can get an average of 25+ per game in more than 1,000 games.

Next, let's take a look at how many games the NBA Big Three used to score 30,000 points. Judging from the data, Jordan scored 30,000 points in 960 games in his career, which means that Jordan's average points per game reached more than 31 points. Next up is James, who has played a total of 1,107 games and averaged 27 points per game that is also intimidating to other players.

Finally, Kobe Bryant, a total of 1180 games, calculated, Kobe Bryant's average score per game reached more than 25 points, which is also very powerful.

There may be many fans who think that Jordan is the player with the least 30,000 points in NBA history, but don't forget that Chamberlain, known as the ancient monster, only used 941 games, a number that even Jordan will sigh at when he sees it.

It is worth mentioning that in today's NBA, it seems that James is the only player left with a total career score of more than 30,000 points still fighting on the court.

30,000 points, and a professional basketball player with a player who has scored at least 30,000 points in a basketball league career. Every professional basketball player has a career of about fifteen years, and in the NBA, each player plays an average of 80 games per season (including playoff games and injury causes). So the average is to score at least 25 points per game.

Add in injuries and late-career stats, and at its peak, you're averaging about 30 points per game. The players who have scored 30,000 points or more now include "Skyhook" Abdul-Jabbar, "Postman" Malone, "Flyer" Jordan, "Zhang Dashuai" Chamberlain and "Peter Pan" Kobe, all of whom are legendary players. So, 30,000 points is a special honor for those legendary breakups.

30,000 points in the NBA is definitely an astronomical number, and if a player scores so many points in his career, basically no one can surpass him.

It's hard, only 7 people in history have done it, and it takes more than 10 years of career to do it, plus 25+ points per season.

NBA history. Only one person has scored 35,000 points, that is, Karl Malone, and James may reach this achievement in the future, which can be said to be the ceiling of the all-time scoring list, requiring 20 years of stable and efficient scoring! It's too hard.