The "Big Four" are quite representative of the four shooting guards, they have different styles of play, each of them is the main player, and the peak is the team's star. They have been playing in the NBA for decades and have set many records. Then if you choose the most representative record from the 4 people, sort from the difficulty of breaking, how to rank from low to high, there is an answer today.
4 – Carter Playing across 4 eras
Now I recognize that being able to "survive" is also a skill, and Carter did it. His style of play is the most physically hurtful of the four, and he has a variety of difficult dunks in the early days. Many speculated that he would retire after the age of 35, and it took 22 seasons to retire, both at the age of 43. Just to survive, Carter became the first star in history to span 4 eras (90s, 00s, 10s, 20s). Now that stars get injured at every turn, it's very difficult to break this record.
3 – Maddie 35.13 minutes
It was definitely the most extreme performance of individual scoring explosion, and when the team was behind, or against a strong team like the Spurs, Maddie turned the tide and scored 13 points in the final 35 seconds to lead the team to a comeback. However, with the increase in scoring rounds and the shortening of secondary offensive times, there are also explosive statistics such as Murray 32.12 seconds and Millsap 28.11 seconds. Whoever is lucky in the future may really break Maddie's record.
2 – Bryant 81 points
I originally thought Bryant's 81 points were unbreakable, but now it seems that this is not the case. Now Mitchell, Booker, and Lillard have all scored 70 points, and 81 points feel closer and closer. If a certain star explodes and the team feeds the ball collectively, then it is really possible to break Kobe Bryant's 81 points. After all, it is now the three-point era, the difficulty of scoring is indeed much lower, and it feels that 85 points is the limit for players now.
1 – Iverson The shortest Champion Show
1.83 meters is not tall on the field court, this height grabs a lot, but this height plays the NBA, and can still be a champion, only Iverson in history. After Iverson, there were no short players like him, and the draft was still centered on the inside, and everyone valued height more. After all, technology can be practiced, height cannot be changed. Iverson is definitely the strongest player at 1.83 meters, and he deserves the title of "uncrowned king".