Earlier, the American media ClutchPoints came to life again, and they posted a set of data to analyze the chances of the current league superstars being inducted into the Hall of Fame. These include James, Curry, Durant, Lillard, Jokic, Carl Jr. and Embiid, etc., let's take a look at the specific situation.
All three players – James, Curry and Durant – have a 100% chance of being inducted into the Hall of Fame, which is a doubt because they have what it takes to be inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame. From a career perspective, Janduku has achieved extraordinary results. James has won 3 Olympic gold medals, 4 NBA championships, 4 regular season MVPs, 3 Finals MVPs, and the first "411 Project" creator in history, that is, 40,000 points + 10,000 rebounds + 10,000 assists. There are countless records about James, and this is the longest time a player has been at the top of NBA history, and there is no one. debuted at the peak, and now at the age of 39, he is still running all over the field, this kind of physical attribute is unprecedented, and it is difficult to have latecomers.
Curry is the greatest 3-point shooter in NBA history, currently holding multiple 3-point shooting records and leading by the break. Curry's 3-pointer is not only accurate, but also very ornamental and practical. All kinds of difficult shots, the more critical the more deadly. For example, in the last two key games of the United States men's basketball team in the Olympics, Curry took away the game with 3 points at a critical moment. Curry is the type of person who explicitly tells you that he wants to shoot 3-pointers, but he just can't prevent it. In terms of honors, Curry has won 4 NBA championships, 2 regular season MVPs, 1 Finals MVP, 2 All-Star Game MVPs, etc., and there are countless honors.
Durant was born for basketball, the height of the center, the speed and skill of the guard, and the mismatch against any player. With his super-scoring ability, Durant has set a series of breathtaking records. At the age of 21, he became the youngest scoring champion in the NBA, the youngest in history. After that, he continued to win the scoring championship for 2 consecutive seasons, achieving "one key three in a row"! He also averaged 31.7 points per game, shooting 54.5% from the field, 43% from three-point range, and 90.9% from the free throw line in the Finals, making it to the 180 Club, which is also unique in NBA history. In terms of honors, Durant has won 4 Olympic gold medals, 2 championships, and won the Finals MVP, and his No. 35 jersey has been retired by the Warriors, and there is no suspense about entering the Hall of Fame.
As for the other four players mentioned by the American media, Jokic's inclusion in the Hall of Fame is not a big problem. Winning 3 MVPs, 1 Finals MVP, 1 Western Conference MVP, 1 championship, 4 First Team Winners, 2 Second Team Winners, and 6 All-Star selections, this is an unprecedented achievement for a second-round pick.
Lillard's odds are higher than Jokic's, which also raises questions. Li has a strong ability to guide, but there is no strong honor support. There is no regular season MVP, and more importantly, no championship, which is fatal, and the best team has only been selected once. If such a performance can be inducted into the Hall of Fame, many people in the NBA will be eligible.
There is no shortage of honors for the small card, 2 championships, 2 FMVPs, 1 All-Star MVP, 2 All-Star MVPs, 2 All-Defensive Players, 1 steal king, 3 All-Defensive First Teams, 3-time All-Second Team, 3-time All-Defensive First Team, and 4-time All-Defensive Second Team. These honors are excellent, and the only shortcoming is social influence, which is also one of the important factors considered in the NBA Hall of Fame.
As for Embiid, the 66.2% odds are reasonable. At least for now, he doesn't qualify for the NBA Hall of Fame.