On October 23, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued today, and in today's game between the Mavericks and the Grizzlies, Doncic ushered in a career milestone: the total number of regular season points exceeded 7,000 points, and the number of games used was the 11th fewest in history.
Facing the Grizzlies today, Doncic was full of fire in the first quarter of the game, cutting down 21 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists in a single quarter to help the Mavericks take a lead of more than 20 points to spend the game, and finally Doncic clocked out of work in the third quarter of this game, with a comprehensive data of 32 points, 7 rebounds and 10 assists.
According to statistics, after this game, Doncic's career regular season total points reached 7,029 points, and this is only Doncic's fifth season in his career, and it took only 266 games to achieve this achievement, averaging 26.4 points per game, the 11th fewest number of games used in history.
The tenth lowest number of 7,000 points in history is Doncic's idol - LeBron James. James broke 7,000 points in his fourth season of his 06/07 career, playing two fewer games than Doncic, at 264 and averaging 26.5 points per game.
The ninth is O'Neill. Sharks O'Neal is also a player who debuted at the pinnacle, winning the league's scoring championship in his third season averaging 29.3 points per game, reaching 7,000 points in just 257 games, or 27.2 points per game.
The eighth is Warriors legend Rick Barry. In his second season in the league, he averaged 35.6 points per game and reached 7,000 points in just 256 games. It is worth mentioning that the number of games used here only counts NBA, and Rick Barry entered the ABA in his third year of his career.
Seventh is Clippers star Bob McAdoo. In his second and fourth seasons, McAdoo was named the scoring champion for three consecutive years, averaging more than 30 points per game, reaching 7,000 points in just 251 games and 27.9 points per game.
The sixth is Rockets star Erwin Hayes. In his first season, Hayes averaged 28.4 points per game, and scored 7,000 points in exactly 250 games, averaging 28 points per game.
The fifth is Big O Oscar Robertson. Big O averaged 30+ points per game when he entered the league, contributed a terrifying 30.8 points, 12.5 rebounds and 11.4 assists in his second season, and scored 7,000 points in 237 games and 29.5 points per game.
The fourth is Lakers star Elgin Baylor, who is also a super-scorer who debuted at the peak, averaging 38.3 points per game in the fourth season of his career, reaching 7,000 points in 232 games, averaging 30.2 points per game.
The third is Lakers star Abdul-Jabbar. Abdul-Jabbar averaged 28.8 points per game in his first year with the Bucks, 31.7 in his second year, and 34.8 in his third year, and he averaged 31.1 points per game in just 225 games to reach 7,000 points.
The second is the old rogue Jordan, who averaged 28.4 points per game in his rookie season, was seriously injured the second year, and his average of points per game rose directly to 37.1 points per game in his third season, scoring 7,000 points in only 220 games, averaging 31.8 points per game.
However, the old hooligan is a younger brother in front of Chamberlain Zhang Dashuai, Chamberlain scored 7,000 points in only 173 games, averaging 40.5 points per game, just ask you if you are convinced.
Among the other superstars on active duty, Durant used 273 games, Curry used 344 games, and Harden used 358 games.