Bernard King is an 80s NBA superstar, 2.01 meters tall, playing as a small forward on the court, at his peak he can be inside and out, has a very sharp first step, his mid-range emergency stop jump shot without false hair, his turn is smooth, his bottom line turn fast jump shot is the best in history, he has countless kinds of efficient scoring methods to ravage defenders. (Image from ic photo)
Bernard was one of the most reluctant to defend among his contemporaries, he was extremely aggressive, always had a look of wanting to eat you on the court, and in the early to mid-'80s, no one in the league could defend him one-on-one. In the 1984 Christmas War, Bernard frantically scored 60 points, setting a record for the highest score in a single game in the history of the Christmas War, which remains to this day. In recent years, there are only a few who can cut 50+ in the Christmas war, so it is not easy for future generations to break this record. (Image from ic photo)
Among the many scoring small forwards that emerged in the 80s, Bernard was able to score enough to be the top scorer, and his scoring ability continued to explode, the most famous moment being 50 consecutive points in two back-to-back games on January 31 and February 1, 1984! And such a back-to-back 50-point miracle has only been done by 9 players in the history of the NBA. (Image from ic photo)
Bernard's style of play made New York fans boil with blood, but also set off a whirlwind of quick play in the league, his signature: a dragon fast attack after the two-handed dunk is one of the most shocking moments in history, is the new York fans at the time of the favorite, fast attack to prevent him can not think. (Image from ic photo)
In 1985, Bernard suffered a devastating knee injury and sank for several years until 1991, when Bernard, who had already transferred to the Washington Bullets, was reborn after a grueling rehabilitation, and was named an All-Star of the year with a staggering average of 28.4 points per game. (Image from ic photo)
Bernard King is "What would have been achieved without injuries?" "One of the most reverie-filled players in history, while not having a championship and too many personal accolades, his memorable moments at the peak of the '80s are enough to go down in history. (Image from ic photo)