As one of the traditional giants of the league, the Lakers have won the championship 17 times in history, tied with the Green Army for the first place in the history of the league.
Therefore, the team has naturally had countless top stars in its history, including many top organizers, rebounders, but more scorers.
To this end, the US media "Fadeawayworld" selected the top ten scorers in the history of the Lakers, of which the thick eyebrow brother was 6th, Kobe Bryant was not as good as old Zhan and O'Neal was 2nd.
10th place: Magic Johnson (19.5 points per game in 13 seasons)
Recognized as the first point guard in history, Magic Johnson has won the championship five times and is a very well-rounded scorer.
But his talent is more in terms of organization, especially with a large number of high-quality scorers around him, magic Johnson's average of points per game is not high.
Ninth place: Ceballos (20.2 points per game in 3 seasons)
As a second-round show, "Iceman" Ceballos began his career with the Suns, playing for four seasons before switching to the Lakers.
With a steady ability to project, Ceballos entered the All-Star in his first season with the Lakers, and although he played for three short seasons, he ranked ninth in Lakers history in terms of points per game.
8th place: Abdul-Jabbar (20.4 points per game in 14 seasons)
As one of the best players in league history, Abdul-Jabbar has unsolvable hook skills on the offensive end, and when he played for the Bucks in the early days of his career, he won the scoring championship twice in three seasons.
Since joining the Lakers, his performance has been stable, but with teammates like Magic around him, he no longer needs to cut high scores every game.
7th place: George McCann (23.1 points per game in 7 seasons)
As an antiquity player, George McCann is considered the first superstar in the history of the league.
He won three consecutive scoring championships in the first three seasons of his career, and he also won the championship five times in six seasons, which shows the absolute dominance of this big man.
6th place: Thick Eyebrow Brother (24.1 points per game in 3 seasons)
In his first season with the Lakers, Thick Brow helped the team win the championship, averaging 26.1 points per game.
Although the following two seasons have been plagued by injuries, this list looks at the average score per game, and the thick eyebrow brother still occupies an absolute advantage, and is expected to further improve the ranking in the future.
Fifth place: Bryant (25 points per game in 20 seasons)
As one of the best scorers in league history, Bryant is only fifth on the list, which is clearly below his true level.
However, trapped by the role orientation at the beginning of his career, as well as the offensive and defensive rhythm and efficiency of his era, Kobe Bryant's average of 25 points per game can only be ranked fifth in Lakers history.
Fourth place: James (27 points per game in 4 seasons)
So far in his career, James has never been regarded as a top scorer, but he averages more points per game than Kobe Bryant.
Whether it is the era of center forwards or the current era of small ball, James has been catering to the times to make changes.
Especially after getting older, with the decline in impact, James's projection has improved significantly, and he has almost won the scoring championship this season.
Third place: Jerry West (27.03 points per game in 14 seasons)
As the man who can become NBAlogo, Jerry West's historical standing has been undervalued, but he is undoubtedly the third quarterback in history after Jordan and Kobe.
He has been selected as an All-Star 14 times, and not only has a strong scoring ability, but also has the ability to organize, pass and project.
2nd place: O'Neal (27.033 points per game in 8 seasons)
The top 4 players on the list average points per game are among the top stars in history, and O'Neal is the most dominant center in the history of the league.
Especially during his time with the Lakers, he helped the team complete three consecutive championships, and during the period was the absolute core of the team, it was undoubtedly a very scary thing to average 27 points per game in the center era.
1st place: Elgin Belle (27.4 points per game in 14 seasons)
As the saddest top star, Elgin Baylor has never won a championship in his career, but that hasn't affected his dominance on the offensive end in the slightest.
He has all the offensive skills of a striker, averaging at least 24 points in 11 seasons and averaging 38.3, 34.8 and 34 points per game in a single season.
Even in the current fast-paced small-ball era, such a point per game is a very exaggerated performance.