How difficult is it for an NBA player to maintain an average of nine assists per game throughout his

It's still very difficult, not many people have done it historically, and it requires strong organizational skills.

It's very difficult. It takes a lot of organisational skills and a lot of consistent playing time.

It's very difficult, because after all, there are many masters in the NBA, and everyone's ball skills are very good, so it's not easy to achieve such results.

There are many ways to lead a team, and top scorers like Jordan and Kobe Bryant will lead the team forward with goal after goal. Legendary point guards like Magic and Kidd will lead the team forward with one assist after another. There are many organizing gurus in the NBA, but it is still too difficult to maintain a career average of 9 assists per game.

So far, only 7 players have done it, as strong as Kidd, Nash, and James have not done it, and Paul is the most consistent among the active players.

Kevin Johnson.

The legendary point guard of the Suns, who was the 7th overall pick in '87, was drafted by the Cavaliers and traded to the Suns in his rookie season. Johnson is 1.85 meters tall, has a very good performance on the offensive end, and can average points, rebounds and assists per game in his peak season. He averaged one assist per game in his career and was one of Barkley's best teammates.

Wall. The 10-year-old champion Xiu Wall, his physical talent is very good, 1.93 meters tall, top athleticism. Wall's style of play is closer to that of a traditional point guard, and he is a playmaker-first player, averaging 19 points, rebounds and assists per game so far in his career.

However, because of injuries, Wall has been out of the game for a long time, and it is very difficult to maintain an average of 9 assists per game when he retires.

Smiling Assassin. The Pinnacle Pistons are strong, and Smiling Assassin Thomas is the leader of that team. At that time, they defeated Bird's Celtics, Jordan's Bulls, and Magic's Lakers, and they were one of the league's powerhouses.

The smiling assassin has strong individual ability, averaging rebounds and assists per game in his career, winning the assist king and FMVP, and is one of the best point guards in history.

Paul. The most solid point guard in the game, Paul was the No. 4 pick in '05 and played 15 seasons in the league. The third year and Kobe Bryant grabbed the MVP, and he has always been 34 years old and can still lead the team to the playoffs, and he is in very good shape.

Paul has a high ball quotient, deep passing skills, and can get points, rebounds and assists so far in his career, and deserves to be a super point guard.

Oscar Robertson, the ancient god of Big O, has strong physical gifts and is a player who can play in the 1-3 position. Big O debuted at his peak, and when he was a sophomore, he hit a triple-double of average rebounds and assists per game, and his performance was very versatile. Throughout his career, Big O won 6 assists and performed very well in assists per game.

Stockton. As a white point guard, Stockton was only 1.85 meters tall, but he was a famous iron man and one of the best backcourt players at the time. Stockton is a standard traditional point guard with top-notch playmaking, good defense and excellent ball intelligence.

At his peak, Stockton once won the assist king for 9 consecutive years, setting an NBA record, and he averaged one assist per game.

Magician. The greatest point guard in history, Magic is an irreproducible player, with an interior figure of 2.06 meters, but he has a point guard style of play. The passing vision is wide, the technique is outstanding, and it is also the kind of existence that is misplaced for everyone.

The Magic is undoubtedly the most playmaker, averaging one assist per game in his career, and he can also lead the team to win with tandem on the Finals stage.

<> in this season's NBA regular season, only Lakers star James got an average of 10+ assists per game, and in addition, other NBA current stars, they all missed the regular season assists of 10+ per game, which shows that an average of 10 assists per game is indeed a very difficult NBA data. However, in the history of the NBA league, there have been two super point guard players, and in their NBA careers, it is unbelievable that they have achieved an average of 10 assists per game in their careers, which can be called a legend in NBA history.

One of them is Lakers champion Magic Johnson, as the first point guard player in NBA history, Magic Johnson has a whopping 10,141 regular season assists in his entire career. At the peak of his career, Magic Johnson averaged 10+ assists per game in 9 seasons, the highest in a single season. Therefore, when Magic Johnson announced his retirement, his NBA regular season assists per game also reached one, becoming the first player in NBA history to average 10 assists per game in his career.

Another player is the Jazz legend Stockton, and Stockton is also the famous NBA all-time assist king, in the Jazz's 19 seasons, Stockton's total regular season assists are 15,806, and it is also a self-contained existence on the NBA assist list. Although at the end of his career, Stockton did not average 10 assists per game for 6 consecutive seasons, but with the accumulation of previous assist data, Stockton's last career average of assists per game was still as high as one, and he successfully completed the historical data of 10+ assists per game.

As for Paul, the super point guard star who plays for the Thunder, he is very sorry not to be on the list. In his NBA regular season career so far, Paul's assists per game stats are one, and it looks like he is only one step away from averaging 10+ per game. But the problem is that Paul is now at the end of his prime, due to his age and competitive state, it is impossible for him to get an average of 10 assists per game NBA data in the future, and his career average of assists per game will only slowly decline, and there will be no significant increase in statistics.

However, throughout the history of the NBA league, Paul's current average of assists per game is also the average assists per game of the top 5 players in history!

There have only been two in NBA history. One is the Lakers champion Magic Johnson, who has 10,141 assists in the regular season throughout his career, and has averaged 10+ assists per game in 9 seasons, the highest average of assists per game in a single season. The first player to average 10 assists per game in his career.

The other is Jazz legend Stockton, with a total of 15,806 assists in the regular season, which is a first-class existence, and has averaged 10+ assists per game in 13 seasons.

There are only two people, one is Magic Elvin Johnson, who averages assists per game in his career. The name of the first point guard is unshakable. The second is John Stockton, who averaged assists per game in his career and is the league's assist leader.

In NBA history, only Stockton and Magic Johnson have achieved a career assist average of 10 per game, with Stockton averaging one per game and Magic averaging one.

There are many well-known organizers in the NBA, such as Paul in the league today, Kidd and Nash at the beginning of the 21st century, Stockton in the 90s, and Magic in the 80s. As long as the ball is handed to them, the team's operation will be very smooth, and it is the basic skill of these gods to get the ball. For a legendary point guard, it is not difficult to get the assist king, but it is very difficult to deliver 1,000 assists in a single season.

It's as strong as Paul and Magic, and the top 7 times are the best.

Curry is the active No. 1 point guard, and he has a strong offensive containment, but Curry's scoring attributes are greater than his organizational attributes, and his season-high assists are 666. Paul is the most stable point guard in the league today, although he is only 1.83 meters, Paul's passing skills are top-notch, and the ball IQ is also very high, he has won 4 assists, and the season high is 925 assists. Magic is the all-time No. 1 point guard, with an unmatched career average of games per game, but Magic's season high is only 989, failing to break the 1,000 mark.

Kevin Porter was a legendary point guard of the '70s, and while not many fans knew him, he was a man of great ability. Porter is 1.83 meters tall and has played for the Bullets, Pistons and Nets. His peak season was in the 78-79 season, when he could cut down the magnificent statistics of rebounds and assists per game, he played in 82 regular season games, accumulated 1099 assists, and was undoubtedly elected as the assist king, and was also the first god to achieve 1000 assists in a season.

In the 80s, the smiling assassin Thomas also rose to prominence. The Bad Boys were strong that year, defeating Bird, Jordan and Magic, and winning 2 championships, which was considered a league powerhouse. Among them, Thomas, the leader of the team, is a combination of offense and defense, and is a super point guard comparable to Magic.

In the 84-85 season, the Smiling Spurs averaged points, rebounds and assists on the road, and he played in 81 games and handed out 1,123 assists, easily winning the assist king + best team.

In addition to Potter and the Smiling Assassins, there is one player who has done the feat and he is Stockton. As a white point guard, Stockton is physically tough, he's the most attendee player in history, and playing a full 82 regular-season games is as easy as eating. Not only that, Stockton has been elected as the assist king 9 times in his career, which is also admirable.

At that time, Stockton had 7 seasons and had 1000+ assists. The '90-91 season was the craziest, averaging one assist per game and playing in 82 regular season games, dishing out 1,164 assists.

Throughout the history of the NBA, there are only 3 gods who have achieved 1000+ assists in a season, requiring a super high number of assists and a near-full-time performance, and the last time was 25 years ago, Stockton became the all-time total assist king, which can be said to be well deserved.

It's still very difficult, and to get 1,000 assists, you have to average more than 12 assists per game.

The difficulty is particularly great, and there are only three people in history who can do it, and no one in active service can do it.

Even stadium commander Paul has a hard time getting 1,000 assists in a season, so you can imagine how difficult it is, but with the fast-paced times, I think it's entirely possible.

In the history of the NBA, there are only a few people who have averaged ten assists per game in a single season, and most of the top point guards have less than ten assists, so you can imagine how difficult it is to get an average of ten assists per game in a single season.

It's still relatively difficult, there are only a handful of people who can get it, and Harden has only got it once in the 16-17 season, but there is a big god named Stockton, who has won 10 times and has doubled assists for 10 consecutive years, which is too good.

Take James, the strongest player in the current game, who has only averaged assists per game in each season, and it is very difficult to get an average of 10 assists per game.

It's difficult, it's very likely that all you can do in a season is one player, and all you can do is a superstar.