What are some of the hardest records Abdul Jabbar has set?

Scoring points per game in his rookie season;

He made 82 appearances in five seasons, 81 appearances in two seasons, 80 appearances in four seasons, and 79 appearances in three seasons.

He has won the regular season MVP 6 times, the first person in history.

The total score of the regular season is 38,387 points, the first person in history.

Abdul-Jabbar has set too many records that are difficult to break, first of all, the all-time total of 38,387 points, followed by the average points and rebounds per game in his rookie season, and an average of 20+ points per game for 17 consecutive seasons, and he is also the first player in NBA history to win the Finals MVP in two different teams, and has entered the All-Star team 19 times in his career and won the regular season MVP 6 times.

Abdul-Jabbar's career total is 22,940 points, and his score is hard to break, and Abdul-Jabbar bounces high and shoots accurately. It's hard to break.

Abdul-Jabbar has the following records that basically no one can break.

1. The highest score in history, Abdul-Jabbar's NBA career score is 38,387 points. Closer to 40,000 points, there are very few people in NBA history who have scored more than 30,000 points.

Second, the 6 regular season MVPs are as strong as Jordan's only 5 MVPs.

3. At the age of 38, he won the MVP of the finals. As strong as Jordan, he only won the FMVP at the age of 35.

In NBA history, there have been seven players who have become NBA all-time scoring champions, most recently Abdul-Jabbar surpassed Chamberlain to become the all-time scoring leader in 1984, and has held this all-time record for 39 years, most recently surpassed by Lakers star LeBron James on February 8.

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In the 1969 NBA Draft, he was selected by the Milwalkey Bucks as the No. 1 pick in the first round and was named NBA Rookie of the Year in his rookie season.

In the 1970-71 season, Abdul-Jabbar averaged points per game, won the title of regular season MVP and NBA scoring champion, and led the team to the NBA championship.

In 1976, he switched to the Los Angeles Lakers, and Elvin Johnson, known as the "Magic", became the two pillars of the Lakers, leading the team to win the NBA championship five times.

In his career, he was selected 6 times as NBA regular season MVP, 2 times as NBA Finals MVP, 10 times as the NBA All-NBA First Team, 5 times as the NBA All-NBA Second Team, 5 times as the NBA All-Defensive First Team, 6 times as the NBA All-Defensive Second Team, 19 times as the NBA All-Star Team, 2 times as the NBA scoring champion, and 4 times as the NBA Block King.

Six-time NBA champion.

In the 1969 NBA Draft, he was selected by the Milloquay Bucks as the No. 1 pick in the first round of the NBA Draft, and was named NBA Rookie of the Year in his rookie season.

In the 1970-71 season, Abdul-Jabbar averaged points per game, won the title of regular season MVP and NBA scoring champion, and led the team to the NBA championship.

In 1976, he switched to the Los Angeles Lakers, and became the two pillars of the Lakers with Elvin Johnson, who was known as the "Magic", leading the team to five NBA championships.

In his career, he was selected 6 times as NBA regular season MVP, 2 times as NBA Finals MVP, 10 times as the NBA All-NBA First Team, 5 times as the NBA All-NBA Second Team, 5 times as the NBA All-Defensive First Team, 6 times as the NBA All-Defensive Second Team, 19 times as the NBA All-Star Team, 2 times as the NBA scoring champion, and 4 times as the NBA Block King.

Abdul-Jabbar became the NBA's all-time scoring champion in April 1984.

On April 5, 1984, the Lakers played the Jazz away at the Thomas Mack Center in Las Vegas. With less than 9 minutes left in the game, Magic Johnson passed the ball to Abdul-Jabbar, who turned and hit a trademark hook shot to score his 22nd point of the game and 31,420th career point, surpassing Wilt Chamberlain and becoming the NBA's all-time scoring leader.

On February 8, 2023, in the NBA regular season Los Angeles Lakers vs Oklahoma City Thunder, James scored 38 points in the game, surpassing "Skyhook" Abdul-Jabbar to become the NBA all-time scoring champion with 38,390 points.

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Karim Abdul-Jaybar, born on April 16, 1947 in New York, USA, is a former American professional basketball player who plays as a center and is nicknamed "Sky Hook".

Abdul-Jabbar was selected by the Milwaukee Bucks as the No. 1 pick in the first round of the 1969 NBA Draft and was named the NBA Rookie of the Year in his rookie season. In the 1970-71 season, Abdul-Jabbar averaged the regular season MVP and NBA scoring champion and led the team to win the NBA championship.

In 1976, he switched to the Los Angeles Lakers, and Elvin Johnson, known as the "Magic", became the two pillars of the Lakers, leading the team to win five NBA championships, twice won the NBA Finals MVP (FMVP), six career NBA regular season MVP, five times selected to the NBA All-Defensive Team First Team, six times selected to the NBA All-Defensive Team Second Team, 19 times selected to the NBA All-Star Team, twice elected to the NBA scoring champion, and four times NBA blocking champion.

On March 20, 1989, the Lakers retired Abdul-Jabbar's No. 33 jersey. On June 28 of the same year, Abdul-Jabbar announced his retirement.

In my opinion, among the active athletes who can surpass him in scoring, it should be James. At the moment, James' health is very good, and he has a good chance of breaking that record and surpassing him, and as it stands, it is hoped that James will be able to surpass him in three seasons.

James, Zhan Huang has more than 5,000 points left, and he can break 38,000 in a season at most

Only James, James 35, Durant 31, James 34,000 points, and Durant is only more than 22,000, even if Durant has no injury, it is far behind, and Lao Zhan has three more seasons to surpass.

Of the active players, I think everyone is going to break Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's all-time scoring record. Everyone has a possibility and a potential.

Among the active players, I think LeBron James is likely to break Abdul-Jabbar's all-time scoring record, and his ability is still very good.

The most likely is James, who is still more than 5,000 points away from the record, and if he can score 2,000 points per season, it will take two and a half seasons to surpass.

Active players James, Leonard, Durant and many more. Most likely, it's James, who has broken Bryant's scoring record for third place. It could be a season at most to overtake Abdul-Jabbar.

Abdul-Jabbar's career is legendary for his invention of the Sky Hook, and the technique of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is still being learned and used by many players in the 21st century.

It's magical. He invented the hook shot, which is still emulated by the stars.

How strong is Abdul-Jabbar's career, nicknamed "Sky Hook"? He has a total of 6 NBA championships and 2 FMVPs. And he's also the NBA's all-time leading scorer, and these accolades are a testament to how amazing Abdul-Jabbar's career really is!