Handful! Only 6 people in NBA history have been able to average 27+ career points per game

According to US media statistics, only 6 people in the history of the NBA can achieve a career average of 27+ points per game.

1. Michael Jordan (30.12 points per game in 15 seasons)

2. Wilt Chamberlain (30.07 points per game in 15 seasons)

3. Elgin Baylor (27.36 points per game in 14 seasons)

4. Kevin Durant (27.12 points per game in 14 seasons)

5. LeBron James (27.04 points per game in 19 seasons)

6. Jerry West (27.03 points per game in 14 seasons)

Note: If Kobe Bryant's first two and last seasons and Iverson's last two seasons are excluded, these two players can also achieve this achievement.

(Grade 5)