Mistakes are the worst thing for any team in the league, because one mistake means that the team not only loses a shooting opportunity, but also gives the opponent a chance to shoot, and most likely an easy chance to score.
With the development of modern basketball, stars have more ball power, and the number of mistakes of some stars has increased rapidly.
So who is the Active Error King? Around this topic, the US media "fadeawayworld" also listed the top ten list, of which the Lakers 5 were on the list, the Warriors Curry was ninth, and Harden was third.
10th place: Wall (2332 turnovers)
Wall is an underrated playmaker who has averaged more than eight assists per game in eight seasons in his career, and his quest for bigger assists is naturally accompanied by a large number of turnovers.
If it weren't for injuries, Vogue's organizational skills and his teammates around him would have been in a higher position.
Ninth place: Curry (2481 turnovers)
Curry's rise to the list comes from two factors, partly because Curry is also an underrated playmaker, averaging 6.5 assists per game in his career.
Another reason is Curry's super offensive ability, which causes him to often face double, or even three, or even four people, and it is inevitable that there will be some mistakes.
8th place: Rondo (2541 turnovers)
Rondo is one of the most creative passers in league history and one of the best playmakers on the job.
This allows Rondo to often try some bold passes on the offensive end, and these passes are the best five, and unsuccessful is a mistake.
So far in his career, Rondo has averaged 2.6 turnovers per game, but considering his 8.5 assists per game, such turnovers can be ignored.
7th place: Paul (2685 turnovers)
Paul is a recognized master of possession and passing, averaging more than 10 assists per game in 7 seasons and more than 8 assists per game in 14 seasons.
Despite being seventh in the charts, Paul's career average of 9.5 assists per game and his career average of 2.63 turnovers per game are good enough.
Sixth place: Durant (2856 turnovers)
Durant's ranking in this position is slightly surprising, after all, so far in his career, Durant has been a selfless player, whether he holds the ball or does not have the ball, he is the top presence in the league.
However, so far in his career, he does have to average 3.13 turnovers per game, but he can also deliver 4.3 assists.
Most of his mistakes are oppressive mistakes under strong defense, rather than mistakes without defensive pressure, so Durant is rarely criticized for his mistakes.
5th place: Anthony (3016 turnovers)
It's no surprise that Anthony made the list, having been a selfish scorer before transitioning to role players.
He focuses on individual attacks with the ball, and even if many opportunities are not reasonable, he can solve problems through personal ability, but it is also accompanied by a large number of mistakes.
Anthony has been able to rank 31st in the history of the league with 3,016 turnovers so far in his career, and considering that he has now transformed, I believe that his ranking will fall sharply in the future.
4th place: Howard (3278 turnovers)
Howard has never been a technical insider, especially in the early days of his career, when he was an absolute axis of the Magic, getting plenty of opportunities to handle the ball in the low post.
But due to his limited personal ball handling skills, Howard accumulated a large number of mistakes early in his career, and 3278 turnovers have been able to rank 22nd in league history.
Third place: Harden (3385 turnovers)
As one of the best scorers and organizers in the history of the league, Harden has been ridiculed by the outside world as a "mistake machine".
So far in his career, he has averaged more than 5 turnovers per game in 3 seasons, and has also made more than 4 turnovers per game in his career.
Currently ranked 17th in history, Harden believes that at the end of his career, Harden will easily enter the top ten, or even the top five.
2nd place: Wei Shao (4023 turnovers)
Like Harden, Westbrook has always been known for his turnovers, never having had a season with fewer than 3.3 turnovers.
And Westbrook, like Harden, often makes low-level mistakes, which are not common among top organizers.
If Westbrook can stay healthy and continue to play the way he plays in his current way, at the end of his career, westbrook will most likely win the title of King of All-Time Mistakes, and he is currently ranked fifth in history.
1st place: James (4652 turnovers)
James is not only the king of active duty mistakes, but also the king of errors in the history of the league, but James has not been like Westbrook and Harden, in a certain season, averaging more than 5 turnovers per game, or even more.
His worst performance of his career was in 2018, when he averaged 4.2 turnovers per game and 3.6 turnovers per game in his career, but he also averaged 7.2 assists per game.
Therefore, the main reason for James's top ranking is that he has played for 18 seasons, which has allowed him to accumulate a large number of mistakes, and I believe that the position of the king of mistakes will still belong to Westbrook or Harden in the future.