No matter what era, there is no shortage of rare players in the league. The common feature of these people is that they can only control the game in the regular season. Once they reach the playoffs, they can't count on them. In contrast, there are also many stars who can not only make a difference in the regular season, but also play at the top level of the league even in the playoffs.
However, due to the reason of "professional expertise", some players are best at scoring in the playoffs, such as Jordan, Kobe, etc., while some players are better at passing, rebounding, and defense, such as Magic and Bill Russell. In history, only a few players can give consideration to scoring, rebounding and defense in the playoffs. Therefore, only four players can achieve 30+triple doubles in six playoffs, and Robertson is only the second to last in eight playoffs.
4. Weishao (6 times)
As the historical triple double champion of the NBA regular season, Wei Shao is obviously a very comprehensive guard. He proved this to the world as early as the 2014 playoffs. In the first round of the series against Grizzlies, Wei Shao performed well, especially in the Battle of Mount Tianwang, where he scored 30+10+13 for the first time. Although Thunder failed to win in that game, fortunately, they won two games in a row later and were still in danger of progressing.
Also in the 2014 playoffs, after the team lost a victory against the Clippers in the second round of G2, the game broke out again. The team scored 31 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists and 3 steals from 13 of 22 shots, helping the team level the big score. Two years later, on the stage of the 2016 West Duel, Wei Shao once again scored 36 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists and 4 steals, and with his help, Thunder also once gained a 3-1 lead.
In the 2017 playoff series against the Rockets, Wei Shao showed the most personal heroism. In three of the five games, he scored at least 30+10+10. Among them, G2 can be called the best performance of Weishao's playoff career. In that game, he made 43 shots with 51 points, 10 rebounds and 13 assists. At the end of that game, he alone scored 15 points, but unfortunately, other teammates together also scored 4 points. Finally, Oklahoma City was also badly reversed.
3. Robertson (8 times)
Before Weishao, Robertson has always been regarded as the representative player of triple doubles, and he is also the first player in history to play triple doubles per game. In the 1962 playoffs, Robertson also scored 33 points, 13 rebounds and 15 assists against the G2 Pistons in the playoffs, helping the team win the only victory in the whole series. He was also the first player in history to score 30+10+10 in the playoffs.
Robertson's performance in the 1963 playoffs was even more exaggerated. He scored 30+6 times in the entire playoffs, five of which were 30+10+10. He scored 41 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists against the National Team G2, 32 points, 19 rebounds and 13 assists against the National Team G5, 43 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists against the Green Army G1, 36 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists against the Green Army G4, and 36 points, 15 rebounds and 14 assists against the Green Army G5.
At that time, Robertson was omnipotent on the court, and there was almost nothing he could not do. In the 1964 playoffs against the 76ers' G5, Robertson again scored 32 points, 10 rebounds and 18 assists. Under his leadership, the team also met the old opponent Celtics again. In 1966, the playoffs were still facing the Green Army. Robertson still showed a very comprehensive way of playing. He scored 34 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists in G4, but even so, the team lost to the Celtics for the third time in four years, and this was the last time Robertson got 30+10+10 in the playoffs.
2. Jokic (8 times)
Compared with most superstars, Jokic is also a late bloomer. After all, he was born in a second round show. After Jokic was selected as the best player in the 2018-2019 season, his progress has been faster and faster since this year, and his performance in the playoffs is also obvious to all. In the semi-final of the 2019 playoffs against the Blazers, G3 Jokic scored 33 points, 18 rebounds and 14 assists in 63 minutes, which made him the player with the most playing time in a single game in the history of the playoffs.
In 2021 and 2022, Jokic was elected MVP for two consecutive seasons, and because of Murray's injury, he also played an extremely exaggerated personal performance in the playoffs. In the 2021 playoffs, Jokic averaged 29.8 points, 11.6 rebounds and 5 assists per game. In the G3 against the Suns, he scored 32 points, 20 rebounds and 10 assists. In the 2022 playoffs, he averaged 31 points, 13.2 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game.
However, it was his performance last year that really made Jokic enter the super threshold. Last year's playoffs, he was able to contribute 30 points, 13.5 rebounds and 9.5 assists per game. In a single season's playoffs, he had at least 30+10+10 data in five games, two of which were still 30+20+10. Jokic is still one of the strongest players in the league in the playoffs this year. He also played a game of 33 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists in the first round of G4. But now the Nuggets are in a very dangerous situation. If they want to defend the championship, Jokic must show the dominance of the first person in the league.
1. James (15 times)
When James didn't enter the league at the beginning, his biggest selling point was the overall. He not only had a strong scoring ability, but also his basketball philosophy made him very willing to share the ball on the court. Therefore, he got the data of 20+5+5 in his first season in the league. In 2006, James led the Cavaliers into the playoffs for the first time, and his debut in the playoffs had a triple double of 32 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists. Since then, his career has taken off completely.
In 2009, James scored 30+triple doubles again on the stage of the playoffs after three years when he played against Magic's G5 in the East. In that game, he scored 37 points, 14 rebounds and 12 assists, which also helped the team continue the suspense of the series. In the first round of the 2010 playoffs against the Bulls in G4, James once again showed his all-round skills to the outside world, scoring 37 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists to help the team take the lead in getting match points.
Later, whether in the Heat, Cavaliers, or the Lakers, James has played an extremely dazzling performance in the playoffs. Now, he has been in the league for 21 seasons and has also won four championship rings. And although James is 39 years old, his status can still rank among the top ten in the league. He also won a 30+9+11 quasi triple double in the last game of this year's playoffs lost to Denver. However, his last 30+10+10 victory also dates back to the championship season four years ago, and there are still some traces left by years on him.
