It is said that Jordan is very difficult to surpass; take a look at his records – each one is more challenging than the last!
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When it comes to Jordan’s name, I believe many people who don’t watch basketball very often have heard of him. Unfortunately, many of us only know that Jordan was great, but we’ve never seen him play basketball, which is indeed a pity! Everyone says Jordan is an insurmountable mountain; basically, no one can surpass Jordan’s status as the best in the NBA. What exactly is Jordan’s strength? Let’s take a look at these three records left by Jordan!
1: The average scoring rate per game throughout a career is 30.12 points. The highest average scoring rate in NBA history is held by the great Joe, at 30.12 points per game; the second-highest figure is also held by another legend, Chamberlain, with 30.07 points per game. Aside from them, no other player in NBA history has ever had an average scoring rate of over 30 points per game! The highest average scoring figure among active players is Durant’s 28 points per game. It’s obvious that Durant has much less ball possession with the Warriors these days; it’s practically impossible for him to break the record set by Joe Look at these records that Old Master Qiao left for future generations – each one is more difficult than the last!
II: 10 scoring titles in 15 years. Due to various reasons, Joe spent only 15 years in the NBA, but it was during these short 15 years that he set one astonishing record after another, delivering countless spectacular performances for his fans! Over his 15-year career, Coach Qiao won the scoring title 10 times. What is this concept? In other words, as long as Old Man Qiao is around, the probability of anyone else becoming the top scorer is only 25%. Do you know how many times the player who has come in second place in terms of the number of times they’ve become the top scorer has done so? That’s right; it’s the 7 times he became the top scorer, a record set by the ancient giant Chamberlain. The player with the most appearances as top scorer at present is Durant from the Warriors, who has already won this title 4 times. One can imagine just how big the gap is from Jordan!
III: 6 championships, 6 FMVP awards, a 100% win rate. Jordan made it to the finals six times throughout his career; his two three-peat streaks are unparalleled in history. If he hadn’t spent two years playing golf in between, he might have achieved an astonishing eight-peat! What’s even more remarkable is that Jordan won the championship six times as the undisputed leader of his team, earning the FMVP award each time! I wonder, in terms of this, has anyone else in NBA history done the same? Maybe there is, but not now!
This is a legendary player. Jordan!