The 10 stars with the most 30+ games in NBA history: Durant ranked seventh with 486 times, first with 694 times

October 10th, there are many outstanding scorers in the NBA, but very few top scorers. How to check whether a player is a top scorer? Then you have to look at his career scoring average. If it is basically more than 25 points, you can also look at the number of games he scored 30+. Speaking of which, the US media recently listed the 10 players with the most 30+ games in NBA history. Let's take a look at this list.

Tenth Elgin Baylor

Baylor has scored 30+ points in 403 games in his career. You must know that his career has only been 14 years, and it is very good to be able to score so many 30+ points. Baylor has averaged 30 points per game in three seasons. He scored more than 30 points, averaging 38.6 points and 18.6 rebounds per game in his peak season. Baylor is the uncrowned king in history. He has reached the Finals 8 times, but failed to win a championship. However, he has been selected to the All-NBA Team 10 times in his career, which already shows how good he is.

Ninth Oscar Robertson

The main reason why Big O can still be ranked among the top three point guards in history despite having only one second-leading championship is that his scoring ability ranks among the backcourt players. He is top-notch. In his era, there was no three-second zone or three-point line. Everyone was squatting in the paint. As a result, he averaged 30+ per game in 6 seasons. In the craziest season, he averaged 30+ triple-doubles per game. In total, Big O scored 30+ points in a single game 410 times in his career, which is so fierce.

Eighth Jerry West

In the 1960s, four fierce players entered this list. It was the era of prehistoric monsters, and the strength gap between players was huge, and these outstanding players had greater advantages. Jerry West was Baylor's second-choice player at the beginning of his career, but after Baylor was seriously injured, he became the star player. He was the first winner of the losing team's FMVP in history. He averaged more than 30 points per game in 4 seasons and scored 30+ points in 424 games.

The seventh Durant

is as strong as the god of death. Du is only ranked seventh. It is estimated that many fans are very interested in the top six. To be honest, if Durant had not missed a season due to a serious injury, it is estimated that he would have been able to place himself in the top six. The ranking has risen. Although Durant has not averaged 30+ points per game in a single season in his career, he has averaged 27 points per game in his career, which is very close to 30 points. He has also scored 30+ points a lot. Durant has scored 30+ points in 486 games. It is estimated that it will be easy to break 500 points when he retires.

Sixth Karl Malone

Malone is the third-leading scorer in history. In his peak period, he averaged 29 points per game in 3 seasons. He relied on his long career and maintained his peak condition for a long time. , which also puts Malone on this list. He was still able to average 20 points per game at the age of 39. It was really terrifying in the previous traditional basketball era. Karl Malone has scored 30+ points in a total of 489 games in his career. His biggest regret is that he has not won a championship in his career.

Fifth Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

As the second highest scorer in history, don’t always think that these players with the highest total score in history are just based on their years of service. If they do not have outstanding personal abilities, they cannot To reach the top of the all-time scoring list, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar averaged 30+ per game in the second year of his career, and his sky hook left defenders in the dust. He was undoubtedly the first player in the league in the 1970s, a six-time regular season MVP winner, and a total of 504 games with 30+ points in his career.

Fourth Kobe

As the player closest to Jordan in history, Kobe’s explosive scoring power has always been underestimated. Kobe has the second-highest score in a single game in history, 81 points, and also scored 62 points in three quarters, three quarters better than his opponent’s entire team. He has a terrifying record of scoring more points. In his peak season, he had a performance of 35 points in a single season. Many fans may have guessed that he entered this list. Kobe has scored 519 games with 30+ points in a single game in his career. If it were not for serious injuries that year, he may have exceeded 600 times.

The third Chamberlain

If the coach hadn't switched to team basketball in the eighth year of his career, based on his talent and ability, he would not only have the highest scoring average in his career, but also surpass Jordan's 10th scoring champion, and become the second person in history to score 40,000 points in his career. Even though he started playing team basketball in the eighth year of his career, Chamberlain is still ranked third on this list. He has scored 30+ points in 558 games in his career.

Second Jordan

Jordan averaged 30.12 points per game in his career, 0.03 points more than Chamberlain, ranking first in history. Jordan averaged 30+ points per game, so it makes sense for him to enter this list. Among them, if he hadn't retired at his peak, perhaps Jordan would be number one on this list. As the god of basketball, it is reasonable for him to enter the top three. Jordan scored 30+ points in a single game 671 times in his career, and averaged 37 points per game in his peak season.

No. 1 James

As the historical scoring champion, although James has always said that he is not a scorer, his scoring ability is very stable, averaging 27 points per game in his career, and his attendance rate is also high enough. This season, he has the opportunity to surpass Robert Parish and become the player with the most appearances in history. James has scored 30+ points in a single game 694 times in his career. I wonder if he can reach 700 times by the time he retires. Having said that, what do you want to say about this list? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.