The playoffs are in full swing, and for a player, the playoffs are the best stage to show personal hardness and build a reputation.
Usually, it's hard for a role player to get too many opportunities to enter the playoffs throughout his career, and even if a star wants to make a career in the playoffs, it's even harder.
But there are still some top stars, in the playoffs is still like a fish, around this part of the players, the US media "fadeawayworld" in a timely manner to select the playoffs 8 big data kings, including Curry three-point king, Duncan block king, James 4 dominant list.
Rebounding King: Russell 4104 rebounds (3913 second Duncan rebounds, third Duncan 2859 rebounds)
It's a record that's hard to break, as Russell has won 11 championships in his career and averaged 24.9 rebounds per game during the playoffs to take the first place.
This means that even if a player is a top rebounding monster, he must reach the Finals at least 7-8 times and play as many playoffs as possible to have a chance to break the record, and Duncan has only less than 3,000 rebounds.
Assists: Magic 2346 (2nd James 1919, 3rd Stockton 1839)
The magician is recognized as the number one point guard in history, and if it weren't for the disease problem, he would have had the opportunity to get even more brilliant data.
Despite the forced shortening of his career, the magician still set this unbreakable record.
James may be the next player to break through 2,000 assists, but it's still a huge challenge to get past the magician.
Block King: Duncan 568 (476 second place Abdul-Jabbar, 472 third place)
Duncan is one of the last defensive players in league history and the only player in league history to send at least 500 blocks in the playoffs.
In the playoffs, he has completed 9 blocks in a single game, 7 blocks in a single game 5 times, and 6 blocks in a single game on 11 occasions.
Three-pointer: Curry 484 (432 second James, 395 third Clay)
There's no doubt that the top spot belongs to Curry, who twice completed a feat of nine three-pointers in a single game in the playoffs.
Judging by the performance of the season, it is no surprise that curry will become the first player in league history to shoot more than 500 three-pointers in the playoffs.
And Clay also has the opportunity to overtake James and come to the second place, and so far in the playoffs this season, Clay has averaged 4.4 three-pointers per game.
Top scorers: James 7631 points (5987 points for second place Jordan, 5672 points for third place Jabbar)
Steals: James 434 (395 second Pippen, Jordan 376)
King of Mistakes: James 975 (696 second magicians, 649 third O'Neal)
Winner: James 174 wins (161 wins for second place Fisher, 157 wins for third place Duncan)
As the most enduring and well-rounded superstar in the history of the league, James has completed the ranking with a stable and efficient performance in his career.
It occupies 4 of the 8 statistics, including positive data such as points, wins and steals, as well as negative statistics such as the king of mistakes.
As with James's entire career, even though he has been controversial, it is hard to deny that James is indeed one of the best players in the history of the league, and perhaps after his retirement, there will be no stars of the same level for a long time to come.