On the All-Star Game data list, Zhan Huang Kobe Bryant has repeatedly appeared on the list!
Although the All-Star weekend has passed, many people are complaining, saying that this game is too savage, we are comparing the three-point line, not defense, and it is simply a perfect shooter, and this time the All-Star, Curry and Younas are both three-point kings. Speaking of which, why don't we focus on the stats of the five All-Star players?
Assessment team. James is the top scorer with 434 points, and he has played in a total of 20 All-Star games in his career, and he has held the NBA's highest scoring record for several years in his prime, so it's not too much for him to score that point. Kobe Bryant is No. 2, and Kobe Bryant is an 18-time All-Star, Kobe's style of play is even more well-known, as long as he shoots, it is a stunner, and he has a total of 290.
Jordan finished third with a total of 2,602, and at the age of 15, 14 people were drafted, but he didn't have much time to chase his score, otherwise he would have scored higher. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar finished fourth with 2,501 and made 19 All-Star appearances in his career, second in NBA history, behind only James. Durant now has a total of 250 points and will get better and better in the next games, even having a chance to finish second in the NBA.
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Chamberlain is also at the top of NBA history, and he is a good rebounding leader, both in official games and in games like this. Chamberlain had three All-Star games with more than 20 rebounds, while he had 13 rebounds in the All-Star Games for a total of 197. He was followed by Bob Petit, a technical statistician in front of the head coach who once took a championship away from Russell. Petit grabbed 178 rebounds.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who set a lot of records in the All-Star break, was third in the All-Star Game, while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar grabbed 149 rebounds in the game. Bill Russell played a lot like Jokic, who rarely participated in such activities, but he still grabbed 139 rebounds, while Duncan grabbed 136 rebounds for a total of 15 in his career.
Subsidy schedule. Paul has the most assists, the former All-Star killer, he doesn't have a lot of individual attacking ability, but he has a great passing ability, and he has played in 12 games, eight of which he has contributed to more than 10 games, eight of which have contributed 16 times, for a total of 128 contributions. Magic Johnson also had 12 outstanding performances in those 12 games, and his personal scoring record is 22, totaling 127 assists.
In the assist rankings, James ranks third, don't look at Lao Zhan playing the No. 3 position, but as the No. 4 position in history as the best passer, he contributed 113 assists, which can be said to be well deserved. "Smile Killer" Thomas is No. 4 on the list with 97 assists, while "Smile Killer" has 12 minutes in an All-Star game. At the bottom of the list is Bob Curry, who was the first man to score guard and contributed 86 assists in this game.
Stolen lists. In the All-Star Game, the most concerned is Kobe, Kobe Bryant has 38 steals, Jordan has 37, but Jordan has participated in less All-Star time than Kobe, perhaps because of this, many people will think of Kobe Bryant, think of Jordan, Kobe Bryant in that era, whether it is physical fitness or defensive ability, is comparable to Jordan.
Killer with a smile "Thomas" made a total of 31 steals in 12 games, which is also a good result, and if he hadn't offended Jordan, his name would have gone down in history. Wade had 27 goals and participated in the 13th All-Star Weekend, while Wade had 6 goals in a game in '07 and Paul was ranked 5th, and he contributed 26 goals, which is also quite good.
Number of layers covered. Abdul-Jabbar is the NBA's all-time foul-shot man, and perhaps he will become the NBA's all-time foul-shot man as he introduces a new free-throw spot at this time. He was fouled 31 times, while Olajuwon became the most fouled player in history, having only played 12 All-Star games but was sent off 23 times. No. 3 is O'Neal, the Shaq who lost a 19-game record, was selected to the 15-time All-Star Game and is the best basketball player of all time in the NBA.
The fourth place is Ewing, although he does not have such a brilliant MVP title, but Ewing's historical position is there, because he is good enough, a total of 16 blocks, all the four post-90s forwards were selected, and counting Robinson, he has a total of 13 blocks, so, what do you think of this list? Leave your comments, along**.