25+5+5 career comparison: Curry 177 times, Jokic 253 times, Westbrook 304 times, James more than Jordan and Harden

NBA regular season, 25 points in a single game are easy to get? In the current era, it may not be difficult for All-Star players? But if it is around the entire career, some data can make us more clear about the difficulty after reference.

At present, only 15 players in NBA history have averaged 25.0 points per game in their careers, including Kobe 24.99 points, Curry 24.74 points, and Harden 24.05 points! Of course, all three were greatly affected by the early tactical status and injuries.

Here, if you score like this, plus 5 rebounds and 5 assists, the difficulty will be even higher! In the US media Hoops posted a picture and mentioned that James beat Jordan and Harden in 25+5+5 times, we might as well make a comparison.

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25+5+5 times, which has a lot to do with the number of games played in your career + the position of the court!

point guards, rebounds are difficult to achieve; rebounds and assists are not easy to achieve; power forwards and centers are difficult to achieve assists, while small forwards have the most advantage!

If the playing style is "a large ball holding core", then there will be greater advantages under this data. For example, Doncic, James and Jokic are currently in different positions, but they are the team's ball control and command cores!

Tatum 111 times The 25th in history

The Rabbit is on the field and is the core of the dominant ball. Therefore, it generally has no fewer assists in terms of this, which has now reached 111 times 25+5+5! Among them, the average number of games reached 32.5 points, 9.3 rebounds, 6.6 assists, with a shooting percentage of 49.5%.

Curry 177 times, 12th in history, Curry prefers SG in terms of play style, with outstanding scoring ability and many rebounds, but as a point guard, he is not top-notch in terms of assists. But in this game, the average game was 32.6 points, 6.4 rebounds and 8.0 assists, and the shooting percentage was as high as 51.4%!

Lillard followed him, with 177 games! In this game, the average data averaged 32.6 points, 6.4 rebounds and 8.0 assists!

Kobe 249 times, 10th in history, Kobe has excellent frontcourt rebounding ability. In terms of assists, Gasol is the core of support and he is the finisher, which also makes Kobe unable to enter the top five in this data. However, in such games, the Black Mamba averaged 32.5 points, 7.6 rebounds and 6.8 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 48.1%!

Jokic 253 times, the 8th place in history, Jokic has reached the peak of his career and reached the first center player in NBA history in history last season. In 253 games, his average data was 31.7 points, 12.9 rebounds, 9.1 assists, and his shooting percentage was 60.3%, which is truly impressive! In our opinion, Jokic's perfect data has made the team's help that is impressive. If he wins a triple-double, most of the Nuggets can easily defeat his opponent!

Durant 291 times 5th in history

Above we mentioned the forward players, especially small forwards, have a great advantage in this data. Now, Durant has never been called comprehensive in his career, but his 25+5+5 games have reached the fifth place in history and averaged 32.0 points, 8.5 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 52.8%! When it comes to KD, we always think of efficiency and incompetence, and can the Rockets re-prove themselves in the playoffs in the new season?

Westbrook 304 times The fourth in history, Westbrook maintains the most triple-double in the NBA, which means that 25+5+5 will naturally not be missing. After all, it was also a scoring champion in the league at its peak. In such games, Westbrook averaged 32.1 points, 9.4 rebounds, 9.4 assists per game, with a shooting percentage of 48.1%, which is still showing its comprehensiveness, which is naturally related to his large core holding the ball during the Thunder period.

As for the top three, they are James, Harden and Jordan!

Among them, James has reached 716 times, more than the sum of Jordan and Harden!

data shows that James averaged 31.7 points, 8.5 rebounds and 8.1 assists in this game, with a shooting percentage of 53.5%

Jordan averaged 319 times, scoring 34.4 points, 8.1 rebounds and 7.3 assists in this game, with a shooting percentage of 51.1%;

Harden had 336 times, averaging 33.6 points, 8.0 rebounds and 9.1 assists in this game, with a shooting percentage of 46.6%!