Stars averaging 35 points per game this season: only 1 in active duty, Curry is a little worse, and Chamberlain is the first in history
In the NBA's more than seventy years of history, the gods who average more than 30 points per game in a single season are not few, James, Curry, Maddy, Jordan, these superstars of the new and old era, as long as they have won the scoring king and are known for their offense, in fact, most of them can do it.
But it is precisely because of this achievement that the average of 30 points per game is getting lower and lower in the gold content of superstars, but if on the basis of 30 points, plus 5 points, the condition is limited to an average of more than 35 points per game in a single season, then throughout the history of the NBA, only 6 people have done it, you know, even if it is Curry, who holds two scoring kings, the highest season only averaged 32 points per game.
Next, let's take you to know these 6 super gods who average more than 35 points per game in a single season!
Rick Barry
Rick Barry, one of the great gods of the NBA's ancient times, has been selected as an All-Star 8 times, entered the Best 1 team five times, and is the double winner of the championship + FMVP in just 10 seasons of his career!
In the 66-67 season, Rick Barry entered the NBA's second season, he averaged 35.6 points and 9.2 rebounds per game, pushed Oscar Robertson, who averaged 30.5 points per game, to the top of the scoring list that season, and also won the MVP trophy of that year's All-Star Game, which is a real historical superstar!
Elgin Baylor
Elgin Baylor, one of the saddest superstars in NBA history, Baylor has been selected as an All-Star 11 times in his career, voted the best 1 team 10 times, and in his 14 seasons of career, he has led the team to the Finals stage 8 times, but he has not even won 1 championship, until now, the Finals 61 points scoring record is still held by Baylor.
In the 61-62 season, Baylor averaged 44.4 minutes per game and could get 38.2 points and 18.6 rebounds, unfortunately, in the scoring list of that season, Baylor's 38.2 points were only second, and the first place was Wilt Chamberlain, who averaged 50.4 points per game!
Wilt Chamberlain
Wilt Chamberlain, the NBA's most widely known superstar of ancient times, averaged 30.9 points and 22.9 rebounds per game in his career, and I don't know how many incredible personal records he has left in NBA history!
According to statistics, Chamberlain's average score per game in 5 seasons of his career is more than 35 points per game, of which the highest 61-62 season is a personal score that can average 50.4 points per game, even if it is the second highest 62-63 season of his career, Oxlade-Chamberlain, who averaged 44.8 points per game, is also the only slot in NBA history!
Michael jordan
Michael Jordan, the first person in NBA history, is known as the "god of basketball" by the world, in the 15 seasons of his career, he has won the MVP 5 times, won the scoring king 10 times, and has the highest gold content of 6 crowns, 6 FMVP in hand, whether it is honor or peak dominance, Jordan is the first in NBA history.
In the 86-87 season, Jordan averaged 40 minutes per game, could get 37.1 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 2.8 steals and 1.5 blocks, which can be said to be a real integration of attack and defense, at the same time, Jordan is also the first player in the NBA after ancient times, under modern statistics, the first player to average more than 35 points per game in a single season!
Kobe bryant
Bryant Bryant, one of the greatest players of the 21st century, has been named an All-Star 18 times, reached the best first team 11 times in 11 seasons, and won 5 championship trophies and 2 FMVP trophies, and is the only candidate for the second quarterback in NBA history on both the level of honor and popularity.
In the 05-06 season, after leaving O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, who won unlimited shooting rights, killed all sides on the offensive end, averaging 35.4 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game, not only suppressing Iverson, James and other super giants, taking the first scoring king of his career, but also becoming the first superstar in the NBA since the 21st century to average more than 35 points per game in a single season.
James Harden
James Harden, entered the NBA in 2009, Harden in the early stage of his career, although the Thunder is only a sixth-man role positioning, but as the saying goes, gold will always shine, hardened after being traded to the Rockets, completely released himself on the offensive end, starting in 2015, Harden has averaged more than 29 points per game for 5 consecutive seasons.
Among them, in the 18-19 season, Harden can average 36.1 points, 6.6 rebounds and 7.5 assists per game, surpassing Kobe Bryant and becoming the man with the highest average score per game in a single season since the 21st century, and the only superstar among active players to be included in this list!
Do you also know of any superstars in the NBA who average more than 30 points per game in a single season, but are only one step away from 35 points? Welcome to discuss the comments in the comment area~