In the newly released 75 rankings, Abdul-Jabbar is the third person in history after Jordan and James, and in the center position, he is the first person in history.
Speaking of Abdal, the most mentioned is his first 38387 points in regular season history, because there are countless stars chasing this record, and powerful people such as Jordan and Kobe Bryant cannot reach it. But then came a player named James, who was hopeful that he would finish next season.
20 seasons
To score 30,000 points in the regular season, in addition to ensuring high scoring every season, but also to ensure a relatively long career, In this regard, Abdul-Jabbar is the model of the league.
As a famous evergreen in the history of the league, Abdul-Jabbar played 20 seasons in the NBA.
In his first season in the league, Abdul-Jabbar became the league's top player, averaging second in the league in his rookie season with 28.8 points per game and third in the league with 14.5 rebounds per game.
For the next 16 seasons, Abdul-Abdul-Jabbar maintained a high level of at least 20 points per game, and it was not until his final three seasons after retirement that his average of points per game dropped below 20 points, but the minimum was also 10 points.
Two teams
Because he was already a prominent figure in college, Abdul-Jabbar was unsurprisingly picked by the Bucks in the 1969 draft, becoming the future core of the NBA's new army, which has only been established for two years.
After seeing The great performance of Abdul-Jabbar's rookie season, the Bucks immediately introduced a superstar Oscar Robertson and several capable players in the following season.
With their full cooperation, the Bucks quickly became stronger, playing the league's first record with 66 wins. As the team's number one star, Abdul-Jabbar was elected regular season MVP without suspense. Not only that, but they also swept their opponents strongly in the finals, winning the championship, and Abdul-Jabbar was elected FMVP.
However, after Oscar Robertson retired, the Bucks' golden years came to an end, and Abdul-Jabbar was distraught and applied to the team for a trade.
Knowing they couldn't keep it, the Bucks quickly completed the deal and sent Abdul-Jabbar to the Los Angeles Lakers.
At this time, the Lakers, after Chamberlain's retirement, there was a vacuum in the interior line, and The arrival of Abbad was tantamount to sending charcoal to them.
Abdul-Jabbar quickly became the core of the team, leading the Lakers out of the mire and becoming MVP again in the first season. The following season he led the Lakers back to the regular season championship, and he himself won the MVP again.
Although Abdul-Jabbar remained brave, the Lakers were never able to reach the Finals until 1979, when the Lakers signed a rookie named Elvin Johnson.
In the first year of the magic and Abdul-Abdul-Jabbar, the Lakers entered the Finals, but in Game 5 of the Finals, Abdul-Abdul-Jabbar was injured, and the Magician, who played center in Jabbar, performed well, helping the Lakers win the championship, becoming the first player in history to get an FMVP in a rookie season.
In the years that followed, Jabalgan gave up his position as the boss of the team to the magician, who won 4 championships with the magician.
6 MVPs
MVP is an important honor to measure a player, and Abdul-Jabbar took as many as 6, which is also the first in the league's history, behind him Jordan and Russell's 5.
Abdul-Jabbar was able to get so many MVPs, not only because his own performances were particularly outstanding, but also because his time in the league was very clever.
By the time he entered the league, Chamberlain, West and other predecessors were already in the final years of their careers, and rising stars Moses Malone, Bird and Johnson were a few years late.
In the intervening years, Abdul-Jabbar was the undisputed first man of the league.