US media lists the top ten players in scoring every minute: James lost the election, Jordan ranked third with 0.79 points

On September 28, some famous speakers in the NBA did not recognize James' historical scoring champion because they believed that James reached such a height based on his or her seniority, and they recognized Jordan as the historical scoring champion. I can't comment on this, because everyone has their own opinions. It is worth mentioning that recently, the US media listed players' scoring data per minute, and perhaps this way, it can be seen which player scores more aggressively on the court.

The tenth, Curry's scoring efficiency in the past few years should be seen. He can score about 27 points per game with about 32 minutes per game. Kerr reduced his consumption, but played his role to the greatest extent. Curry played 34,974 minutes in his career, scoring 25,386 points, and averaged 0.73 points per minute. Curry's playing time in the future is probably shorter. Kerr cherishes him too much. To be honest, I think reducing Curry's running is more beneficial to his health. Although the ninth Antetokounmpo performed very poorly at the beginning of his career, he has played in the top three in the league in the past few years. He either scored or made fouls when rushing. His scoring efficiency is too excellent. His average score per game has been in the top three levels of the league in the past few years. He has played 28,233 minutes in his career, scored 20,538 points, and averaged 0.73 points per game, as many as Curry, and has a chance to surpass Curry in the future.

Eighth Mitchell

Mitchell, a player, can reach his current height. To be honest, many fans did not expect that he was just a 13-pin draft pick and a 1.85-meter shooting guard. Mitchell relied on his outstanding personal ability. He has never missed the playoffs in his career. His scoring explosiveness is too strong. Perhaps only the peak Klay can compare in his current service. He has played 18,224 minutes in his career, scoring 13,320 points, and averaging 0.73 points per game.

Seventh Trae Yang

Boy Yang has always been questioned that he is not an excellent scorer, but relying on his absolute firepower and good at making fouls, his scoring efficiency has been great so far in his career. Trae Yang has played a total of 16,621 minutes, scored 12,220 points, and averaged 0.74 points per minute. Trae Yang is indeed far from the scorer at the front line of the league, but don’t forget that he is only in his seventh year of his career, and he is so strong before he really enters his peak period.

Sixth Alexander

There are 3 18 players in the ranking this time. On the one hand, they are too capable, and on the other hand, they are still too young. As their career deepens, someone may fall out of this list. Alexander has played 15,291 minutes in his career, scoring 11,294 points, and an average average of 0.74 points per minute. Alexander is expected to improve his average data in the next few years, after all, he is in his peak period now.

Fifth Durant

As a 37-year-old veteran, it is indeed not easy for him to enter this list. You should know that even the strongest James has not entered this list. I hope Durant can always be at the forefront of this list. He has played 41,236 minutes in his career, scored 30,571 points, and scored an average of 0.74 points. Previously, the US media had predicted that if he has the opportunity to break James' total score record in the future, Durant may be the most promising one.

The fourth George Gerwen

One of the best scorers in history, looking at the entire NBA history, there are only a handful of players who have won the four-time scoring champion in their careers. Only Durant has done it in current service, and in history, Jordan, Chamberlain and George Gerwen have done it. This is a Spurs legend. He has made a very classic layup with low hands. Gerwen has played a total of 26,536 minutes in his career, scored 20,708 points, and an average of 0.78 points. However, there are no other great honors in his career that have brought him into doubt.

Third Jordan

Stronger Jordan is only ranked third. It is estimated that many fans are already very interested in the top two. As the player with the highest average score in history, Jordan reached 30.1 points, but only ranked third. He played a total of 41,011 minutes in his career, scoring a total of 32,292 points, an average of 0.79 points per minute. Perhaps he will be ranked first in this list in the future, because all the young players ahead are not sure to be able to maintain their position in the future.

Second Doncic

Doncic is one of the best ball-holding cores in the active league. Although he said he was against James at the beginning of his career, he was against Harden. He was against the peak Harden, playing unlimited singles and fouls. Although he was not fast, he could easily pass the opponent's score with his unique rhythm advantage. He has played 15,711 minutes in his career, scored 12,878 points, and averaged 0.82 points.

Embidel, the first, has a low value, to be honest, and has not played for the first two years of his career. He has not played in the rookie period. He has adapted to the strength of the league when he appeared in the game and was able to score easily. In the past few years, everyone has also seen it. Relying on his unlimited firing power and top-level foul-making ability, Embiid played smoothly in the inside. He has played 14,408 minutes in his career, scoring 12,523 points, and an average of 0.87 points per minute.

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