I heard that Yao Ming scored 60 points, 30 rebounds, 20 assists, 10 blocks and 10 steals in one game

It's true, the stats from the last time I played NBA Live were even more awesome.

Landlord, there has never been 5 pairs in NBA history!!

Let me tell the downstairs owner Yao Ming about the statistics of a game: 20 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks, and a steal!!

And if he goes back to the CBA now, he may be closer to this result, but the steals will definitely not reach 10! Assists can't reach 20! It's impossible to get 30 rebounds!

O'Neal has brushed up on the more terrifying data, which seems to be 50+20 The year before last, Howard also had three consecutive 20+20 data in the playoffs.

But Yao Ming, don't say 5 pairs, now it is perfect to have about 30 + 15 data This kind of 5 pairs, in addition to NBA2K10, EA's NBA series of games can also be brushed out, and you can also send you 10 mistakes --

In the current league, the triple-double is good

60 points and 20 assists are not a problem in the live series, 30 rebounds and 10 blocks and 10 steals are probably just a legend, maybe kg can do it, of course in live.

Is it CBA? Or is it a charity basketball game that Yao Ming participated in and played with children? Or is it in the game? In the NBA, it is estimated that it only occasionally appears when dreaming!

I've never heard of it, and it seems that no one has ever taken such beautiful data these days.

This should be a dream, don't take it seriously.

When that day comes, he will be God.

Yao Ming's highest number of blocks in a single game in the NBA is 8.

On December 26, 2006, Beijing time, the Rockets played away against the Lakers, the game played two overtimes, Yao Ming played 49 minutes, blasted 35 points, 15 rebounds, and 8 blocks, which was the highest in Yao Ming's career.

Yao Ming's highest number of blocks in a single game in the CBA is 13.

In the 2000-01 CBA League, in a league game against the Jilin Northeast Tigers, Yao Ming gave 13 big hats to the opponent in a single game, which was the most blocks sent by Yao Ming in his CBA career.

Yao Ming's highest number of blocks in a single game on the international stage is seven.

In the final of the 2005 Asian Championships in Doha, Yao Ming scored a team-high 24 points on 11-of-15 shooting, plus 14 rebounds and 7 blocks, helping China beat Lebanon 77-61.

Yao Ming's profile. Yao Ming, born in 1980 in Xuhui District, Shanghai, ancestral home in Zhenze Town, Wujiang District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, is a former Chinese professional basketball player, a center, and the chairman and manager of the China Vocational Federation.

In April 1998, he was selected for the national team coached by Wang Fei and began his basketball career;

In 2002, he was drafted by the NBA's Houston Rockets as a first-round pick;

From 2003 to 2008, he was named to the NBA Western Conference All-Star Team for six consecutive seasons;

In 2009, Yao Ming acquired the Shanghai men's basketball team and became the owner of the Shanghai Big Sharks Basketball Club;

On July 20, 2011, Yao Ming officially announced his retirement;

In 2013, Yao Ming was elected as a member of the 12th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference;

In June 2014, he participated in Hunan Satellite TV's "Where Are You Going, Dad" as a guest guest;

On February 10, 2015, he officially became one of the image ambassadors of Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics;

On April 4, 2016, he was officially inducted into the 2016 Nai Smith Basketball Hall of Fame, becoming the first Chinese to receive this honor.

The highest score of 41 points and the highest assist of 7 times all came in the 2004 Rockets vs. Hawks: 123-121

The highest block of 8 appeared in the 2006 Rockets vs. Lakers score: Rockets 101-112 Lakers.

The highest rebounds were 22 in the 2005 Rockets vs. Suns score: Rockets 127-Suns 107

On February 23 this year, in the game against the Hawks, the Rockets played extremely hard, and it was only in overtime that the winner was decided, Yao Ming played 49 minutes, played almost the whole game, and scored 41 points alone, which was the highest single-game scoring game since he played in the NBA.

Max Score: 41 Max Rebound: 22 Max Block: 7

Max Score: 41 Max Rebound: 22 Max Block: 7

The highest score seems to be 42 points, the rebounds seem to be 22, and the highest block seems to be 7.

Highest score: 41 points, highest rebound: 22 Highest block: 8.

Caps: 8

vs.Los Angeles Lakers.

41 points (April 22, 2002 vs. "Atlanta Hawks") 22 rebounds (03 11 05

vs. Suns) assists: 7

vs.Atlanta.

Tackles: 3.

For every player, being able to win the MVP on the court is the highest personal honor. It only takes one regular-season MVP in the NBA to prove that the public recognizes the quality of this player, and he is qualified enough to be called a superstar. Therefore, getting a regular season MVP in the CBA has always been the core of the Chinese men's basketball team, and the players are working hard for this goal.

Yao Ming is no exception, he is not only the champion of the NBA, but also the world's top star in the CBA. But with Yao Ming's strength, he has only won one regular season MVP in his five-year CBA career, and even the year he was elected NBA No. 1 pick, he is still not the best player.

Yao Ming was only 21 years old in the 2000-2001 season, and he managed to win the regular season MVP that year. He showed amazing dominance on the inside of the CBA that season, averaging points, blocks and rebounds per game, and couldn't find a match in the entire CBA, and deservedly won the regular season MVP. But next season, Yao Ming performed even better, but did not win the regular season MVP, so who defeated Yao Ming in that year's selection?

At the age of 22, Yao Ming was noticed by the NBA because of his outstanding performance that year, he was meters tall, performed well on the international stage, and even when he was against Tyson, he became the favorite that year. It was the 2001-2002 season, Yao Ming was about to leave the CBA, and he performed very well in this regular season, both offensively and defensively, and got a big double-double with an average of 19 rebounds and blocks per game. Despite Yao Ming's excellent results, his score could only rank third in the CBA that year and lost to Liu Yudong in the MVP selection.

Speaking of Liu Yudong, it is estimated that many fans still know something about him, he was the absolute core of the Bayi team back then, and was known as the god of war. Before Wang Zhizhi went to the NBA, Liu Yudong had unlimited power. He averaged 37 points per game in the regular season and rebounded on the defensive end, making him the undisputed MVP and scoring champion of the year.

Yao Ming and Liu Yudong not only played each other in the regular season, but also became opponents in the finals. That year, the Shanghai team and the Bayi team met in the finals for three consecutive years, and although Yao Ming missed the finals in the first two years, he successfully completed his revenge in the 2001-2002 season. Yao Ming played well in the final that year, scoring 21 rebounds and 3 assists, breaking the inside line of the Bayi team and achieving the final victory.

However, Liu Yudong's score was higher than Yao Ming's, and he averaged rebounds and assists in the finals, and the duel between him and Yao Ming has become a classic game to this day. Yao Ming's performance in the regular season and finals was perfect, but Liu Yudong finally won the MVP and FMVP. Many fans think that Liu Yudong was really admirable back then!

Yao Ming lost to Liu Yudong of the Bayi team, averaging 37 points per game and rebounds per game, so he undoubtedly became the MVP and scoring champion of the year.

Because Kobe's data was even better that year, even if Yao Ming got such good data, he still failed to be selected for MVP.

Because the performance of Liu Yudong, the god of war, was more outstanding back then, Yao Ming still didn't get the MVP with such good data.

On February 23, 2004, he scored a career-high 41 points and seven assists.

A career-high 22 rebounds against the Suns on Nov. 3, 2005.

On December 16, 2006, against the Lakers, he had a career-high 8 blocks and 3 steals.

Yao Ming's NBA career average technical statistics.

Season team. Started the game.

Time to shoot. Three-point free throws.

Front rebound and back rebound.

Total rebounds and assists.

Steal block. Foul on error.

Score: 06-07, Rockets 48

Rocket 57 rocket 80

Rocket 82 Rocket 82

81% career 349

Yao Ming's highest data.

Career total: 8,083 points [7,682 points in the regular season and 401 points in the playoffs].

Scored 41 points.

04/02/22 against the Eagles.

The total number of rebounds was 22.

05-03-11 to the Sun.

8 caps. 12/16/06 vs. Lakers.

The total number of blocks is: 794 (762 in the regular season + 31 in the playoffs + 1 in the All-Star Game) and 7 assists.

04/02/22 against the Eagles.

4 steals. 11/14/06 against Spurs.

9 offensive rebounds.

05-03-11 to the Sun.

17 defensive rebounds.

06-02-24 vs. Warriors.

35 shots.

12/16/06 vs. Lakers.

Hit 16 shots.

04/04/02 vs. Lakers.

Hit 1 three-point shot.

03/03/21 vs. Warriors.

Two three-point shots.

08/01/13 against the Hornets.

Hit 18 free throws.

06-03-13 against the Nets.

21 free throws.

07-03-30 vs. Lakers.

Playing time 52 minutes.

12/20/07 vs. Nuggets.

This data is counted until the 07-08 season].

41 points, 22 rebounds, 8 blocks, 7 assists, 4 steals and 7 turnovers.

Scored 41 points: 2004-02-23 vs. Hawks 22 rebounds: 2005-03-11 vs. Suns 8 blocks

12/16/2006 vs. Lakers 7 assists: 2004-02-23 vs. Hawks 4 steals: 11/14/2006 vs. Spurs 9 offensive rebounds:

17 defensive rebounds against Suns on March 11, 2005: 24 February 2006 against Warriors 35 shots: 16 shots made against Lakers on December 16, 2006

2004-04-02 vs. Lakers 2-pointers: 2003-03-21 vs. Warriors 03/14/09 vs. Bobcats 2 three-point shots: 2008-01-13 vs. Hornets 18 free throws

2006-03-13 against Nets 21 free throws: 2007-03-30 vs. Lakers 52 minutes played: 2007-12-20 vs. Nuggets Longest winning streak:

22 consecutive wins from January 29 to March 16, 2008 (only 8 games due to injury) Highest shooting percentage: January 18, 2009 against the Heat, 12-of-12 shooting, 100% shooting, setting a team history Second 100% shooting percentage: April 19, 2009, Game 1 of the first round of the playoffs, against the Trail Blazers, 9-of-9 shooting, scoring 24 points, the Rockets beat the Trail Blazers 108-81

Yao Ming's most individual stats with the NBA Rockets (he entered the NBA in 2002 and retired in 2011):

Scored a maximum of 41 points on February 23, 2004 against the Hawks.

22 rebounds: 2005-03-11 vs. Suns.

8 blocks: December 16, 2006 against the Lakers.

7 assists: 23/02/2004 against the Hawks.

4 steals: 14/11/2006 against Spurs.

Yao Ming was born in 1980 in Xuhui District, Shanghai, and his ancestral home is Zhenze, Wujiang. Chinese basketball player.

In April 1998, he was selected for the national team coached by Wang Fei and began his basketball career; In 2002, he was drafted by the NBA's Houston Rockets as a first-round pick; From 2003 to 2008, he was named to the NBA Western Conference All-Star Team for six consecutive seasons;

In 2009, Yao Ming acquired the Shanghai men's basketball team and became the owner of the Shanghai Big Sharks Basketball Club; On July 20, 2011, Yao Ming officially announced his retirement;

On February 23, 2004, he scored a career-high 41 points in a single game against the Hawks.

On February 23, 2004, he had a career-high 7 assists against the Hawks.

On March 11, 2005, he scored a career-high 22 rebounds in a single game against the Suns.

On December 16, 2006, he scored a career-high eight blocks against the Lakers.

On November 14, 2006, he made a career-high four steals against the Spurs.

I think Yao's role is not only reflected in his data, his role in the Rockets can not be explained by simple statistics, his defensive pressure and offensive containment are first-class, Yao is the pride of China.