How hard it is to be selected for the best team in the rookie season, first of all, the debut is the peak, secondly, the individual is gorgeous, and secondly, the team has a good record. Under these harsh conditions, even the basketball god Jordan (selected for the second team of the best team) and the little emperor James (who did not enter the best team) could not do it. It can be seen how difficult it is, but history is created by someone, and the following gods have done it:
The first, Bob Petit. He was drafted by the Eagles with the second pick in the first round in 1954. Rookie season averages: 20.4 points, 13.8 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game. Won the Rookie of the Year in his rookie season, was named to the All-Star Team for a while, and was selected as an All-Star.
The first rookie in NBA history to be named to the All-NBA First Team, played for the Hawks for all 11 years of his career, and helped the Hawks win their only championship to date. After retiring from the game, he was selected as one of the NBA's 50 superstars, a 75 superstar, and an NBA Hall of Fame, and the No. 9 jersey he wore was retired by the Hawks.
Second place, Elgin Baylor. He was drafted by the Lakers with the first pick in the first round in 1958 and averaged 24.9 points, 15.0 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game in his rookie season. Won the best rookie in his rookie season, was selected as an All-Star, won the All-Star MVP, and entered the All-Star team for a while.
One of the greatest players in the history of the Lakers, but also the most tragic superstar in the NBA, he has reached the Finals eight times in his career, but he has not won a single championship. As soon as he retired, the Lakers won the championship, and the symbolic replacement of a championship ring was regarded as compensation for him. After retiring as a player, he was inducted into the NBA's Top 50 Superstars, Top 75 Superstars, and the NBA Hall of Fame, and his No. 22 jersey was retired with the Lakers.
Third, Chamberlain. He was drafted by the Philadelphia Warriors in the first round in 1959 and averaged 37.6 points, 27 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game in the new season. Almost all the honors were won in the rookie season, regular season MVP, best rookie, best rookie team, all-star, all-star MVP, best team team, scoring champion, rebounding champion, and the championship and Finals MVP are all honors that no one else can get in their lifetime.
seriously suspects that Chamberlain is an alien, and he has all the honors he deserves, and what is even more terrifying is that a center has actually won the assist king, scoring like a bag, rebounding hands, and more than one grade ahead of other players in the same period. After retiring, he was inducted into the NBA's 50 superstars, 75 superstars, and the NBA Hall of Fame. His No. 13 jersey was retired by the 76ers, Warriors, and Lakers.
Fourth, Oscar Robertson. He was drafted by the Royals with the first pick in the first round in 1960. He averaged 30.5 points, 10.1 rebounds and 9.7 assists per game in his rookie season. In his rookie season, he was selected as an All-Star, won the All-Star MVP, was selected as the best rookie, entered the All-NBA team, and won the assist king.
The NBA's earliest season triple-double champion was also the only person who could snatch the MVP from Chamberlain and Russell in the 60s of the last century. To honor his contributions to the team, the Bucks retired his No. 1 jersey, the Kings retired his No. 14 jersey, and the NBA Western Conference Championship trophy was named after him. After retiring, he was inducted into the NBA's Top 50 Superstars, the NBA Hall of Fame, and received the NBA Lifetime Achievement Award.
fifth, Wes Unseld. Drafted by the Bullets with the second pick in the first round in 1968, he averaged 13.8 points, 18.2 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game in his rookie season. In his rookie season, he won the regular season MVP, the best rookie, the best team, the best rookie team for a while, and was selected as an All-Star.
Nicknamed the Bone Crusher, it means that other players feel like they are being swept into the bone crusher when they fight against him, so you can imagine how good his physical fitness is, and he is the only one who scares a monster like Chamberlain. It also reflects how fierce the physical confrontation was at that time. After retiring from the game, he was selected as one of the NBA's 50 superstars, a top 75 superstar, and an NBA Hall of Fame, and his No. 41 jersey was retired by the Wizards.
Sixth, Larry Bird. He was drafted by the Celtics with the sixth pick in the first round in 1978. In his rookie season, he averaged 21.3 points, 10.4 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game. In his rookie season, he won the Rookie of the Year team, the All-Rookie Team for a while, and the All-Rookie Team for a while, and was selected as an All-Star.
In his rookie season, he stole Magic Johnson's best rookie, and the strength is needless to say. Larry Bird is also the only person in NBA history to achieve the Grand Slam of regular season MVP, Finals MVP, Coach of the Year and General Manager of the Year awards. After retiring as a player, he was inducted into the NBA's Top 50 Superstars, Top 75 Superstars, NBA Hall of Fame, NBA Lifetime Achievement Award, and his No. 33 jersey was retired with the Celtics.
Seventh, Duncan. He was drafted by the Spurs with the first pick in the first round in 1997. In his rookie season, he averaged 21.1 points, 11.9 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 0.7 steals and 2.5 blocks. In his rookie season, he was selected as an All-Star, selected for the best team, and selected for the second team of the All-Defensive team, and of course the best rookie could not run.
In order to get Duncan, six teams chose to play badly, and were finally won by the Spurs, and it took 19 years for a champion to win five championships for the team. The first person in NBA history to win more than 1,000 games on the same team. After retiring as a player, he was inducted into the NBA 75, the NBA Hall of Fame, and his No. 21 jersey was retired with the Spurs.
The NBA has developed so far, and now all levels have improved a lot, and it is difficult to find a player who is much higher than others in the real sense, and it is very likely that these seven people will become the swan song of being selected to the best team in the rookie season!
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