There is no Jordan on the scoring list, what is this list? Take a look at the three players who scored the most points in each era from the 1950s to the present in the 1950s (1950-1

There is no Jordan on the scoring list, what is this list? Take a look at the three players who scored the most points in each of the 1950s to the present

1950s

(1950–1951 to 1959–1960)

First: Dolph Sheis 13915 points

Second: Bob Cousy 13399 points

Third: Paul Alikin 12,728 points

1960s

(1960–1961 to 1969–1970)

First: Wilt Chamberlain 24,719 points

Second: Oscar Robertson 22009 points

Third: Elgin Baylor 19207 points

1970s

(1970–1971 to 1979–1980)

First: Abdul-Jabbar 21814 points

Second: Ervin Hayes 18525 points

Third: Pite Maravic 15,948 points

1980s

(1980–1981 to 1989–1990)

First: Alex Inglish 21133 points

Second: Moses Malone 18491 points

Third: Larry Bird 17,974 points

1990s

(1990-1991 to 1999-2000)

First: Karl Malone 20925 points

Second: Mickey Richmond 16,178 points

Third: David Robinson 16149 points

2000s

(2000-2001 to 2009-2010)

First: Kobe Bryant 21,550 points

Second: Deknovitsky 17681 points

Third: Paul Pierce 17,681 points

2010s

(2010-2011 to 2019-2020)

First: James Harden 20209 points

Second: LeBron James 18990

Third: Russell Westbrook 17,834 points

2020s

(From the 2020-2021 season to the present)

First: Stephen Curry 3096 points

Second: Jokic 2883 points

Third: Alphabet Brother 2803 points

There are many excellent scorers in the NBA, but there are not many fans and netizens who can recognize them, and those who can be famous have their own set of offensive means.

Personally, I think the number one score list in the 2020s will be the alphabet brother, what do you think?