Born for tough battles! Who are the 10 players with the highest average score in the tiebreaker battle? James has only third with 34.9 points

Only when a player is judged in the NBA, hard battles can be highlighted. Many players can do it in the regular season scores, but in the critical battles of the playoffs, if they can provide stable output, then such players are more valuable. Some players are born for tough battles. Next, let’s take a look at the 10 players with the highest average score per game in the tiebreak and see which player is the most surprised by you?

The tenth chapter of the 10th chapter, Zhang Dashuai's average data in the playoffs is much worse than that in the regular season, so some fans also think that Chamberlain cannot play tough battles. In fact, Chamberlain's tough battle ability is very strong. He started playing team basketball in the eighth season of his career, which made him sacrifice data. However, in a tough battle like tiebreak, the coach will still stand up and score. He has a total of 8 tiebreak battles in his career, with an average of 27.6 points per game, but his record is not very good at 3 wins and 5 losses.

Ninth Sam Jones

Sam Jones is a celebrity of the Celtics. He entered the league one year later than Bill Russell. It can be said that he experienced the tiebreak in most of the time in Bill Russell's career. Russell did not lose in one game in 10 tiebreaks. Sam Jones is also very good. He won all 9 tiebreaks. In addition to Russell's credit, he is also very outstanding. He averaged 27.8 points per game in 9 tiebreaks, and is one of the most underrated points guards in history.

Eighth Larry Bird

The most shameful thing about the king is that everything he said has come true. This is why many people are far less intimidating than him. As the second small forward in history, Larry Bird has had the final say in the position. Bird averaged 27.9 points per game in his career. He played 7 tiebreaks and won 5 victories in total. Don’t be afraid of Bird’s speed, his skills and rhythm give him the advantage in singles.

7 Baylor

As the second superstar of the Lakers, Elgin Baylor led the team to the finals that year. Although he was suppressed by Bill Russell most of his career, he interpreted true personal heroism. He led the team to the finals 8 times, but he never won the championship once. He deserved the title. Baylor has won 9 tiebreaks in his career, but he only won 3 times. It’s not that he is not capable, but that his opponent is too strong. He averaged 29.6 points per game in his career tiebreak.

Sixth Jerry West

Another star of the Lakers in the 1960s. He was the second leader around Baylor. After Baylor was injured, he became the leader. He led the team to the finals 9 times, and he was also the king of total scores in the historical finals, scoring more than James. West is more lucky than Baylor. He has won the championship and is the only loser in history. He has also lost 9 tiebreaks in his career and lost 3 times. That's right, he experienced it with Baylor. He averaged 29.8 points per game in his career tiebreak.

The fifth Oscar Robertson

The 60s produced super monsters. One of the main reasons is that the talent gap between top players and ordinary players at that time was too big, so these top players could play terrifying data. In the second year of his career, he averaged triple-double per game and a point guard, which was so amazing. Oscar Robertson didn't play many tiebreakers, only 2 times, but his data was very good, and he averaged 30 points per game. He scored 43+6+6 in the early stage against the Celtics.

The fourth Curry

Seeing this name can also be regarded as a proven by Curry. As the number one shooter in history, he was questioned because he could not get the FMVP. After winning the FMVP for 22 years, Curry has received more recognition. He has always had excellent tough battles. He has scored 32.6 points per game in his career. The most recent one was the tiebreak with the Rockets last season, and in 23, he scored 50 points.

Third James

James is one of the best players in the tiebreak in history, and he is probably a big fan guess. James has won 8 tiebreaks in his career, winning 6 times in total, and the winning rate is also very high. The most classic is the tiebreak in the finals against the Warriors, scoring 27 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists, showing his versatility. James is also the player with the highest total score in the tiebreak in history, and he can average 34.9 points per game in his career.

Second Durant has not had more tiebreaks than James, but he has 5 times. His most classic is the semi-finals against the Bucks in 21. In this game, he scored 48 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists. If it weren't for crossing the line, Durant would have been the god of this year. Durant won 4 games in tiebreak, and in tiebreak, he averaged 36.2 points per game, with the ultimate personal output. In a game of winning or losing, Durant is so strong.

No. 1 Jordan

Although the God of Basketball did not play tiebreak in the finals, he had tiebreak in his career playoffs, but he only had 3 times, averaging 33.6 points per game, which looks not as high as Durant? Why is he in this position? Because they were tied for five in the first round that year, this was also a kind of tiebreak situation. If Jordan played a total of five tiebreak situations, he could average 36.8 points per game, which is indeed quite exaggerated. Speaking of which, what do you want to say about these players? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.