As the best professional basketball league in the world, the NBA brings together basketball talents from all over the world, and even so, the league is still dominated by a small number of superstars.
However, even if it is a superstar, it is very difficult to achieve a career average of 27 points per game, because players inevitably have a rookie stage, as well as a decline before retirement, which will seriously affect personal data.
For example, Kobe Bryant averaged 24.99 points per game in his career, and if he didn't consider the first two seasons of his career, and the last season, his average points per game would have soared to 27.2 points, as did Iverson, who averaged 26.66 points per game in his career, and if he didn't count the last two seasons, he could have easily surpassed 27 points.
But even so difficult, there are still 6 players in the league's history who have completed this feat, including two active players on the list and James in fifth place.
6th place: Jerry West (27.03 points)
As a lakers all-time star, Jerry West is the second player in the history of the league, and has won both scoring and assists.
He won the leading score with 31.2 points per game in 1970 and then the assists in 1972 with 9.7 assists per game.
Although he has won few championships throughout his career, he has averaged at least 30 points per game in three times, and only one season in his career has averaged less than 20 points per game, that is, the rookie season.
5th place: James (27.04 points)
James has never been praised for his individual scoring ability, but the truth is that James is one of two players in active duty who have averaged more than 27 points per game, and one of the six players in history to accomplish this feat so far.
James' feat was largely due to stability, averaging a career-high 31.4 points per game in 2006, a record he has not broken since.
But even so, at the "advanced age" of 37 years old, James can still average 29.1 points per game, trailing Durant with a 0.6 point disadvantage and ranking second on this season's scoring list.
4th place: Durant (27.12 points)
Durant is the league's leader in scoring this season and the other player on the list besides James.
His appearance on the list is not surprising, except for his rookie season, Durant has never averaged less than 25 points per game in a single season, and has won 4 scoring champions.
He's a natural scorer with no shortcomings on the offensive end, and the only thing that prevents him from getting the ball into the basket is his own feel.
3rd place: Elgin Baylor (27.36 points)
Elgin Baylor is also a Lakers star, and although he has not won a championship in his career, he has always been an unparalleled scorer.
In the absence of three-pointers, Elgin Belle handed over such an exaggerated average data performance per game, which shows his impressive scoring ability.
2nd place: Chamberlain (30.07 points)
In any ranking of relevant data, Chamberlain will definitely appear in it, and Chamberlain as the "Ancient Divine Beast" has unparalleled dominance.
Especially on the offensive end, Chamberlain can destroy any defender with exaggerated physical and athletic ability, and has achieved a feat of averaging 50.4 points per game in a single season.
Even so, he could only come in second because there was one player who was even crazier than he was.
1st place: Jordan (30.12 points)
There is no doubt that the top position belongs to Jordan, and if it were not for the second comeback to join the Wizards that led to the decline in data, Jordan's average data per game would be even better.
Throughout his career, Jordan has won an incredible 10 points, which is one of the reasons why he is called the "god of basketball", as long as he wants, no one can really stop him from finishing the score.