How hard is it to get 1000 points in the NBA Finals? Curry scored 928 points, Jordan 1176 points, and he 1679 points

The NBA is currently competing for the playoffs. I believe that fans who have watched the playoffs will also find that the intensity and pertinence of the playoffs are indeed far greater than those of the regular season. The higher level of the game is the finals. The two teams can be said to be the strongest teams of the season. After the baptism of the previous three playoffs, the state has been fully mobilized. How hard is it to get 1000 points in the finals? First, we should play enough finals, which is the biggest threshold. Second, we should be strong enough to score. Let's also take a look at who are the superstars with the best scores in the finals in history.

Curry 928 points, 6 finals

From 2015 to 2022, Curry has played six finals in eight years, which can be said to be the king of the west of the league. In addition, four of the six finals played more games. In 2015, 2019 and 2022, they all played six times. In 2016, they even played seven games. Curry scored very high every time, with the lowest score of 22.6 points and the highest score of 31.2 points. There was sufficient scoring vitality.

Kobe Bryant 937 points, 7 finals

There are five championships, including one for three consecutive championships and one for two consecutive championships. However, there are not many matches in the seven finals. There are four group series with scores of 4-1 or 4-0. In 2000, Kobe Bryant was absent or left early for two games due to injury. The highest scoring group of finals was in 2009, with 32.4 points per game.

Russell 1151 points, 13 finals

Known as the Lord of the Rings, Russell has won 11 titles in total, and there are too many rings to wear with both hands. However, he is better at defense, and scoring is more carried out by his teammates. In addition, the strength of the Celtics at that time was too strong. Even the finals could easily crush the opponents, and the number of games was relatively small. So the average score of 13 finals is less than 100 points.

Jordan has 1176 points, 6 finals

From this, we can see the gap between Jordan and other players. Only playing in the finals six times can achieve such high scores. Jordan averaged 33.6 points in the finals, ranking first in history among the players who played in the finals many times. The group of finals with his highest score was facing the Sun in 1993, and his average 41 points completely blew up the opponent. What's more surprising is that Jordan retired at the peak after playing this NBA Finals.

Abdul Jabbar 1317 points, 10 finals

With only 20 years of career, Abdul Jabbar spent half of his time playing in the finals. Of course, most of them were accomplished by people who came to Lake. Only two times were during the Bucks' period, and six of them won the championship. Although Abdul Jabbar's average score is not too high, his comprehensive performance is impeccable. In addition to scoring, he is also responsible for rebounding, blocking shots and so on.

James 1562 points, 10 finals

James is also the only player in active service who has the chance to score the first in the history of the finals. He is similar to Abdul Jabbar. He has played 10 finals in his 21 year career, including 9 in the east, 1 in the west, including 1 in the eight consecutive finals. His dominance is really amazing. There were three series with scores exceeding 30 points, the highest of which was in 2015, with an average of 35.8 points per game.

West 1679 points, 9 finals

It is enough to see how influential West was when he was used as a LOGO by NBA officials. He was really unstoppable in scoring, even the first shooting guard in history before Jordan appeared. Although his victory rate in the finals was low, with only one championship, he still could not stop everyone's love for him. The average score in the finals was kept above 30 points, which was indeed glorious even though he lost.