Who are the NBA 5 position scorers, and if you don't check the data, you really don't necessarily know. The NBA has been around for 75 years now, and there have been a lot of superstars during that time. In ancient times, scoring was easy, and when the NBA entered modern basketball in the 90s, the difficulty of scoring was much higher. In today's small-ball era, scoring points has become easier and getting high scores has become the norm. So who are so many of your 5 position scoring kings, today I will give you an answer, which can also reflect who is the strongest offensive in each position, let's get to know it together.
Center - Abdul-Abdul-Abdul-Jabbar 38,387 points
You would definitely think it's Chamberlain, after all, he has 100 points per game, 40.5 points per game in a single season, and 7 scoring champions. His era is too easy to score, just stand under the basket for an infinite number of second offenses. However, the center position scorer is not Chamberlain, although he is the 7th in the history of 31419 points, but the highest score for the center is Abdul-Jabbar 38387 points, which is still a record score in history. Abdul-Abdul-Jabbar has a long peak, a long time of service, and a stable attack, and his record is difficult to break.
Big forward – Karl Malone 36,928 points
Duncan is the greatest big forward, but the top scorer in this position is Malone. Malone averaged 25 points per game for 19 years, which is too terrible offensive stability. He's the no-shooter, but Malone has a very high attendance and a steady offense, and he's the Jazz's number one point of offense. The 36,982 points ranked second in history, nearly 10,000 more points than Duncan, which is still a big gap.
Small forward – James 35,426 points
James is not a scorer in the impression of many people, after all, he only has 1 scoring king, and he is not only focused on scoring on the court. James' offense was undervalued, and his offense was efficient and steady, averaging 27 points per game for 19 seasons. He has scored 35,426 points, and that number is still rising, and with each additional game, he's a long way from everyone in the same position.
Point Guard – Oscar Robertson 26,710 points
A point guard can get 26,000 points, which is already a ceiling, active Curry does not have 20,000 points, Johnson scores 17,000+ points, and it is really difficult for point guards to get high scores. Big O is an all-round warrior, he is the NBA's first triple-double god. His offensive ability is very good, and the closest to him in the active game is Wei Shaogang in his early 20,000 points. Now that Westbrook is a visible decline, it is almost unrealistic to surpass Big O to crown the historical point guard scoring champion.
Quarterback – Bryant scored 33,643 points
You think it's Jordan, there's nothing wrong with that, after all, he's a 10-time scorer, and he's a crazy scorer. But Kobe Bryant is not weak in attack, he attacks and Jordan is better than, that is really inseparable. The key is that Kobe Bryant has a longer working life, Jordan is 15 years, Kobe bryant is 20 years, and the total score is naturally higher than Kobe. If it weren't for the broken Achilles tendon, Bryant would have easily broken 35,000 points.