If the indisputable first person in NBA history is anyone, it is undoubtedly Michael Jordan. Jordan has left countless classic moments in his career, and he is also one of the NBA's most successful and dramatic players. In addition, Jordan also left countless unbreakable records for future generations, today we will take a look at the records created by Jordan, and the younger generations can only look up to and cannot break!
1. 10th scoring champion
If the NBA is the most emblematic of offensive talent, then it is undoubtedly the scoring king, and you know how difficult it is to beat the NBA's 300 of the world's top basketball players to become the people who score the most points per game. At present, the player with the most scoring kings in the NBA is Durant, but he has only 4 scoring kings, even Zhang Dashuai, who averaged 50 points per game in a single season and scored 100 points in a single game, has only 7 scoring kings, while Jordan has 10, and it is still in just 12 years! The two years of not getting the scoring king in the middle of the way is also because Jordan chose to retire from the league, and Jordan can be described as the only one in terms of the dominance of the scoring king.
2. The 6th Finals FMVP ranked first in history
The two most "hard" honors of the NBA each year are undoubtedly the regular season MVP and the Finals MVP. Jordan alone won 5 regular season MVP, and the NBA history of the 6th Finals MVP. Jordan reached the Finals six times in his career, won all six titles, and solved battles in 6 games, all of which were crowned FMVP. The number of FMVPs is the first in NBA history (Russell, who won 11 titles did not have this honor at the time), and the second place is still james of four FMVPs, directly opening up two grades.
3. Eight playoffs 50+ all-time first
In the regular season, because the team is not specially deployed, many players often cut 50+, 60+ or even 70+ in the regular season, but in the bayonet playoffs, the opposing coach will never allow a player to cut 50+ in the playoffs. Strong as James, Durant and Kobe Bryant, the career playoffs 50+ times are still 1 time, but Jordan has slashed 8 times 50+ in his career, the first in NBA history.
4. The highest score in a single game in the playoffs is 63 points
We all know that the NBA's highest score in the regular season is Oxlade-Chamberlain's single game 100 points, and the second place is Kobe Bryant's single game 81 points, so do you know what the NBA's playoff highest score is? The answer is Jordan's recorded 63 points, in the second season of Jordan's career, against the champion Celtics, Jordan slashed 63 points, making Bird exclaim after the game , "Today is God playing in the 23rd jersey", able to cut 63 points in such a fierce playoff, except for Jordan, I really can't think of a second person.
5. The average score of the finals is 41 points per game
A player who scored 41 points in the Finals is already big news, and if a player can average 41 points per game during the Finals, then this person is undoubtedly Michael Jordan. In the 1993 Finals, Jordan led the Bulls against the Suns, and in that round of the Finals, Jordan scored 31 points, 42 points, 44 points, 55 points, 41 points and 33 points in 6 games, averaging 41 points per game, and the team also beat the Suns 4-2, Jordan was elected FMVP without suspense. （ikuet）