Counting this season, the NBA has been 75 years old since its inception. Not long after the start of the regular season, in order to commemorate the development of the NBA, the official selected 75 players who shine in the NBA as the greatest superstars in history. The honors these superstars have won can be said to be innumerable, whether it is the MVP or the championship, in their eyes are small embellishments on their honor books. Not to mention the scoring king, rebounding king. So, looking back at the past 75 years of history, who are the players who have won the most points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks in the NBA? How many times did they get it? Let's take stock of the king of the NBA's five basic data.
1. Scoring Champion: Michael Jordan (ten times)
The player who has won the most scoring kings is Michael Jordan, the "god of basketball", and it has to be said that Jordan explained what a real king of the ball is. After entering the NBA in 1984 as a "flower detector", Jordan showed the talent of the first person in history, whether it was a stable jump shot that remained unchanged for more than a decade, or a dazzling aerial lever, or a powerful dunk, which was Jordan's weapon to dominate the league. From the beginning of the 1986-1987 season to the end of the 1997-1998 season, which completed the second triple crown, except for Jordan's two seasons of brief retirement, the remaining ten seasons were dominated by him without exception.
In one of the lowest seasons, he can also average 28.7 points per game, and this lowest number can compete with Durant and Curry even if he gets the fast-paced NBA today. The highest year, on the other hand, reached a terrifying 37.1 points, which is breathtaking. And these ten leading trophies also witnessed Jordan's repeated elimination by the Pistons to defeating the "Bad Boy Army" and dominating the entire 1990s. The ten-time scoring champion is also far ahead of all the stars who have won the scoring king, and there may not be any players who will be able to break this record in the future. Because this record not only requires your career to be long enough, but also requires you to be able to maintain the top five levels of the league every year, which is undoubtedly more difficult.
2. Rebounding King: Wilt Chamberlain (eleven times)
As Jordan's most capable player before he emerged in the NBA, "Big Dipper" Wilt Chamberlain won all the NBA honors that can be won, including an average of 50.4 points per game, and like Jordan's ten-time scoring champion, the probability of being broken is very small. Still, many may be overshadowed by Chamberlain's strong scoring ability, and his ability to grab rebounds is the best in history. In Zhang Dashuai's career, he won the rebounding championship in a total of eleven seasons. In the 1959-1960 season, as a rookie, he won the scoring king and rebounding king, and then until his retirement in the 1972-1973 season, he only dropped the honor of rebounding king four times, and was a veritable "rebounding king".
Prehistoric monster-like physical qualities allowed Chamberlain to meet his opponents, and even the great Bill Russell could not defeat this old opponent in terms of personal data. And the rebounding record he holds, I am afraid that no player can break.
3. Assist King: John Stockton (nine times)
John Stockton, known for his loyalty and ironman attributes, is a veritable NBA all-time assist king, entering the league in 1984 until retiring in 2003, and for nineteen years of his career, he dedicated himself to the Utah Jazz, even if his old partner Malone proposed to go with other players to chase the championship, he was indifferent and chose to retire in response to his old teammates. He has delivered a total of 15,806 assists in his career, which is the best in the history of the entire NBA, and it is even difficult for a latecomer to break this total record.
And in his long career, he also won nine assists, without a doubt the best pure organization point guard. He and Carl Malone's blocking and dismantling are so skilled that they can complete the cooperation even with their eyes closed. And his big picture view, judgment of form and broad vision are the strongest cards in the Jazz's key moments. Although he has not won a championship in his career due to the existence of Michael Jordan, he still cannot deny his greatness.
4. Steal King: Chris Paul (six times)
In this list of kings of kings, only Paul is in active service with the honor of stealing king six times. I have to say that the title of "Point Guard God" has not been wasted, from entering the league, this 1 meter 83 small man, let the fans continue to lament the league's top defender position after someone. On him, you can see the shadow of a lot of old-school point guards, who can both accurately and stably pass the ball at the organizational end, and can also make fancy moves at the right time, and use this to send wonderful assists, so that the whole stadium cheers for him.
In addition, he can also continue to output on the scoring end like many new point guards, successive layups, mid-range shots, or key three-pointers to save the team. On the defensive end, his steal-steal ability is comparable to the existence of legendary stars such as Stockton and Payton. Paul's ability to read and defend may be in the top five in the entire history of the NBA, and his interpretation of tactics and the operation of the ball have almost reached the realm of surprise. Constantly through steals, but also to defeat the opponent's attack again and again, and complete a rapid offensive and defensive conversion, for the team to attack the city at the offensive end. Even at the age of 36, Paul is still an offensive player's nightmare.
5. Cap King: Mark Eaton, Hakim Olajuwon (four times)
There are many cap masters in NBA history, such as Russell and Chamberlain in ancient times, who are the overlords of the interior. However, because the cap statistics were not introduced at that time, they did not have any cap king title in their careers, which has to be said to be a pity. Since the introduction of the block data, there have been two historical block kings in the league so far, namely Mark Eaton and "Big Dream" Olajuwon, who have won four times. Known as the "Mammoth", the late Jazz star Eaton, in the NBA that year, every player on the inside line would be doubly stressed against Eaton's defense when attacking, huge size and amazing arm span, Eaton could even complete the cover without taking off.
Career averaged 3.5 per game, and even reached 5.6 blocks in a season at most, and it has to be said that the Jazz had Eaton that year, and they had half of the interior defense. In his 18-year career, he also won four blocks, and he became the total block king in NBA history with 3830 blocks. After the Rockets got Olajuwon, they officially opened the prelude to the greatest journey in team history, "Big Dream" with pleasing interior steps and powerful blocks, became the strongest center in the entire NBA at that time. In the two seasons of Jordan's brief departure, he successfully helped the Rockets break through the crowd obstacles, twice topped the NBA, and established his position as the first in rocket history and one of the best centers in history.