Every country has the most populous surname, just like Zhang Wang Li Zhao, in the NBA, there are also many "basketball surnames". For example, there are many players named Green in the current game, such as the Warriors' dream of Green, the 76ers' Danny Green, the previous Rockets' Gerald Green and the rockets' rising star Jaylen Green.
However, in the NBA, there are also the surnames that appear the most players, this surname is Johnson, the NBA before and after a total of 68 players surname Johnson, just active duty there are Kyle - Johnson, Stanley Johnson, Joe Johnson, Cameron Johnson, Jaylen Johnson. So, do you know who the strongest players in NBA history with the surname Johnson are?
Magician - Johnson
The strongest Johnson in the NBA is undoubtedly the famous "magician" Elvin Johnson. Recognized as the NBA's first point guard, the Magic has won five championships, three FMVP, three regular season MVP, four assists and two steals in just 12 years of his career. In particular, the Magician's non-looking passing is a must in the NBA and has created the Lakers' "Showtime" dynasty.
Kevin Johnson
However, speaking of point guard Johnson, there was also such a top point guard in the NBA in the 90s, and he was Kevin Johnson. As the most powerful helper around Barkley that year, Kevin Johnson averaged 22.5 points and 11.4 assists per game in the 89-90 season, and in 1993, together with Barkley, he brought the Suns to the heights of the playoffs.
Larry Johnson
Also in the 90s, when the crowd gathered, Larry Johnson, nicknamed "Big Mama", became the representative of the violent playing style at that time. In the 92-93 season, Larry Johnson, the second season of his career, averaged a double-double of 22.1 points and 10.5 rebounds per game and became the all-Star starter. Regarding the origin of his aunt nickname, it is said that it is because he used to wear women's clothes when he shot the commercial, and he looked like his aunt, and this nickname was thus derived.
Joe Johnson
However, the Johnson that fans are most familiar with is the "singles king" Joe Johnson. Recently returned to the NBA, he was the NBA's killer king, according to statistics, his number of kills (15 times) is second only to Jordan in NBA history, it can be said that it is a real key moment killer. The peak of Joe's career in singles was undoubtedly in the Eagles, and he was also known as the "Eagle King" by fans. In the 06-07 season, Joe Johnson averaged 25 points per game and was named an All-Star for the first time.
Marquis Johnson
This name is estimated to make many fans feel strange, after all, Marquis is a star in the 70s and 80s of the last century, but you can't think that he is not strong because he is not familiar. In the 78-79 season, Marquis, who was in his second year of rookie, averaged 25.6 points, 7.6 rebounds, 3 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.2 blocks per game, and was the representative of the NBA's earliest all-round forward line, earlier than James and Pippen! If Magic + Kevin Johnson, front line Mom Johnson, Joe Johnson and Marquis Johnson, this lineup, is not the final answer to the small ball era? （ikuet）