In fact, for most players, a burst is an honor that coexists with difficulty and gold content. In terms of regular season gold content, it is second only to the existence of scoring champions and MVPs. Many of the historical superstars we are familiar with have not received more bursts than we expected — Nash's 3 bursts, Wade's 2 squads, Westbrook's 2 bursts...
The reason is that the best team is a factor that pays attention to the timing and location, and even if you play one of the highest performances of your career, if your competitor is the player in the same position in the history of the future, your peak data and team record are only the average level of others, or even slightly inferior. Best known: In the second half of the 2012-13 season, in the final stages of the 2012-13 era, anthony and Durant's leading scorer, even if Anthony exploded with 40, 41, 36, 36 and 36 points, three consecutive 40+ and six consecutive 35+ super performances, the Knicks also achieved a record of 54 wins and 28 losses in the Second Place in the East (KD and James's record of 60 wins is really a bit inappropriate), Anthony is only a second team... I haven't had a career yet.
In short, being named to the Best Team may be a height that most players can't reach in a lifetime – an honor that takes into account contemporaneous competitors, physical health and attendance, and long-term stability. Of course, the league is a place where talent and miracles are born, and there are some players in history who have entered the first game in their debut season - you know, such as magic Johnson who won the FMVP in the rookie season, Jordan, the god of basketball, james the little emperor, these phenomenal players have not been selected, and the following is a look at the players who have achieved this feat.
Stone Buddha Duncan
People's definition of the peak Duncan stems from the second-year season to win the championship, recalling the second-year Duncan double playoffs all the way to win the fmvp, in the spurs averaging 88.4 points per game cut 23.2/ 11.5 / 2.8 / 2.65 data, the semifinals averaged 29 points + 10.8 rebounds swept the OK combination; the finals 27 points + 14 rebounds + 2.2 blocks data killed the continuation of the Black Eight Knicks miracle - Duncan alone accounted for 32.3% of the team's points, rebounds accounted for 34.5%. With 38% of the blocks, second-year Duncan officially joined the ranks of superstars.
But people often overlook Duncan's debut season because of the highlights of the second year Duncan — perhaps the master's degree in psychology that allowed him to maintain a quiet style of playing most of the time — whether it was off-court interviews or on-court performances. As a result, the no. 21 rookie's terrier is still talked about today.
Duncan averaged 21.1 points, 11.9 rebounds and 2.51 blocks per game in his rookie season, beating Winn Baker and Grant Hill to be named to the All-Team Team
Larry Bird
In 1978, Bird was selected by the Celtics as the sixth, but Bird publicly stated that he would finish college before participating in the draft, and finally officially entered the league in 1979, Bird averaged 21.3 points, 10.4 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game, and was selected for the season with "Dr. J".
It is worth mentioning that the Green Army's previous record was 29 wins and 53 losses, and in the first year of Bird's arrival, the record soared to 61 wins and 21 losses, becoming the league's first super team. If it were not for the back injury caused by helping his mother build a road by himself, I believe that the achievements of the big bird would be even higher.
Bob Petit
The first player in league history to be named to the All-Rookie Team in his rookie season won the rookie of the year with an average of 20.4 points and 13.8 rebounds per game in his debut season. Bob Petit also played in the All-Star Game for the first time and was named to the NBA First Team. The Eagles still have a record of only 26 wins and 46 losses.
In the 1957-58 season, he won the championship under the Celtics, and was selected as an All-Star and 10 times the best team in his 11-year career, it is worth mentioning that the 10 consecutive best teams were won when the two gods of the Rings and Zhang Dashuai were at the peak of the same time.
Career Honors: 2-time NBA Regular Season MVP (1956, 1959)
11-time All-Star (1955-1965), 4-time All-Star MVP (1956; 1958-59; 1962)
10 NBA All-Team First Team (1955-1964), 1965 NBA All-Team Second Team
2-time NBA Leading Scorer (1956; 1959)
Big O Robertson
In the 1960 draft, Big O was selected by the Cincinnati Royals as a champion. The rookie season's Big O was named an All-Star and a first-team player with near-triple-doubles per game.
In 71 regular season games for the Cincinnati Royals, he averaged 30.5 points, 10.1 rebounds and 9.7 assists per game. In addition to being selected for the best team, the three honors of the All-Star starting lineup, the AMVP, the assist king, and the best rookie were also included in the big O.
Elgin Baylor
In the 1958 draft, the Lakers signed Elgin Baylor, and Baylor,000 of his rookie season averaged 24.9 points and 15 rebounds per game and was named to the All-Star and All-Team teams, and was undoubtedly elected the best rookie of the year.
Baylor was named to the NBA All-Star Team 10 times in his career, was named to the NBA All-Star Team 11 times, and was named the NBA All-Star Most Valuable Player in 1959. At the beginning of the 1971–72 season, Elgin Baylor announced his retirement due to injury. Behind the success, there is a fly in the ointment - Elgin Baylor has reached the finals eight times, all of which have lost.
Chamberlain
First of all, the last statistic - Jordan's 31 regular season 50+, in the eyes of the fan base is not unparalleled level?
The fact is that this figure is the second highest in history, and even Jordan cannot beat the style of play caused by the changes in the times and environment.
Chamberlain, known for his data gods, has 118 regular season 50+ experiences, the most exciting of which was the 1961-62 season, a total of 45 career 50+ times, averaging a staggering 50.4 points per game.
Such a data monster naturally showed its dominance in the rookie season - the 1959-60 season contributed 37.6 +27 statistics, the best rookie and the best team a hand in hand, and what is even more terrifying is that Chamberlain also took the MVP together, the scoring king, the rebounding king, the best first team, the best rookie, the MVP, the All-Star, the All-Star MVP all in the bag...