The playoffs are in full swing, with teams already in the second round, such as the Green Army, heat, etc., and some teams are still struggling, such as the Suns and Pelicans, Grizzlies and Timberwolves, Lone Rangers and Jazz. Anyway, this season's playoffs have been quite exciting, and the fans have had enough of it. But do you know what the records are on the playoff stage? No, just now the well-known American basketball media "FW" has posted the top 8 record holders in the playoffs. While watching the ball, everyone also came to learn something.
Scoring King: James
Currently, James has scored 7631 points in the playoffs. What's even scarier is that it's just the beginning, because he can still play in the playoffs many times. If the Lakers can repent in the future, James will not have a problem entering the playoffs every year. As for scoring ability, you can always trust James. Behind James is Jordan with 5,987 points; third is Jabbar with 5,762 points.
Rebounding King: Russell
In his career, Russell has grabbed a total of 4104 rebounds in the playoffs. Behind Russell were Chamberlain and Duncan, who got 3913 and 2859 respectively. The rebounding monster is worthy of the rebounding monster, too strong.
Assist King: Magician
The reason why the "magician" is a magician is because his hands are extremely magical. In his career, Johnson has delivered a total of 2346 assists. Johnson was followed by James and Stockton, who delivered 1,919 assists and 1,839 assists, respectively.
Steals King: James
In his career, James has made a total of 434 steals. Behind James were Pippen and Jordan, who had 395 steals and 376 steals, respectively. It is clear that James can continue to expand the record.
Cap King: Duncan
In his career, Duncan has won a total of 568 blocks. Behind James are Abdul-Jabbar and Olajuwon, who have 476 blocks and 472 blocks respectively.
King of Mistakes: James
In his career, James has scored a total of 975 turnovers. Behind James were Jordan and O'Neal, who had 696 turnovers and 649 turnovers, respectively. At this point, James will continue to increase.
Three-point king: Curry
In his career, Curry has made a total of 484 three-pointers. Behind Curry are James and Clay, who shot 432 three-pointers and 395 three-pointers, respectively. Curry can change that right away.
Winner: James
In his career, James has won a total of 174 games. Behind James are Fisher and Duncan, who have 161 wins and 157 wins respectively. At this point, James will continue to increase.
As you can see, in the playoffs 8 big records, James monopolized 4! I have to say that James is too godly and too arrogant! Among the active players, only James and Curry are listed.