Warriors legend Rick Barry is a famous scoring machine in basketball history, the only player to have won the scoring championship in the NBA, ABA and NCAA. His flowing quick jump shot is very efficient, he has a variety of scoring skills, throwing between the march, left and right hand hooks, low-handed lever baskets, and even he can take a shot in the air after jumping in the air with a "pee pot" posture, which is definitely a tricky scoring method that even defenders will be surprised by. (Image from ic photo)
At his peak, Barry was able to cut points on anyone's head, and he averaged 35.6 points per game in his second NBA season, the third highest average in history besides basketball emperor Neville Chamberlain and Flyer Jordan. He averaged 40.8 points per game in the 1967 Finals (including a 55-point performance) and scored 64 points in a single game in 1974, and he scored 45 points in the second half alone. (Image from ic photo)
Barry is a great jumper ahead of his time and one of the best free throwers of all time, he has the famous "pee-pee" free throw posture, and has thrown up to 90% of the shooting rate throughout his career, this unique look is not so beautiful posture, although not pioneered by Barry, but it is carried forward by him, it is a classic of Barry, no one will want to foul him, because that means a two-point account for a free throw. (Image from ic photo)
Barry is also the second best white small forward in history, he has a very good big picture view and passing vision, and the passing route is extremely tricky and difficult to guard. His career assists per game averaged 5.1 times above the standard, and with his scoring skills like chopping melons and chopping vegetables, such assists are a valuable performance. (Image from ic photo)
He played one of the best single seasons in NBA history in 1975, doing everything a Most Valuable Player could do (although regrettably missing out on that season's MVP), and his performance in the 1975 playoffs was epic, averaging 28+6+6 per game and shooting a high-level 50% shooting percentage. (Image from ic photo)
The numbers don't lie, Rick Barry has enough weight to rank among the greatest small forwards in NBA history, and the legend of the "pee-pee-pot" penalty master will continue to be celebrated. (Image from ic photo)