Five NBA miracles: One person takes two seats, and one active master is on the list, which one is the easiest to break

When it comes to Paul, we call him the "God of Point Guard".

Because Paul has excellent assist skills and few mistakes, he has won many assists and steals, and is a model of traditional point guards.

However, in NBA history, there is a point guard who is more exaggerated than Paul. Perhaps he is the real point guard god.

John Stockton, the 16th pick in the first round in 1984, played for 19 seasons, but maintained full attendance for 17 seasons, and missed only 22 games in the regular season of his career!

is exaggerated? Too exaggerated!

19 seasons, including the 98-99 season shrinking season, which only played 50 games. Stockton played in a total of 1,504 regular season games, including 1,300 starts, and only took the starting position in the fourth season of his career.

After standing firm in the starting point guard in the 1987-88 season, Stockton beat superstars such as Magic and Isaiah Thomas, and embarked on a terrifying journey of assisting kings for nine consecutive seasons!

There are no ones who have come before and after! In the regular season of career, Stockton sent a total of 15,806 assists, ranking first in NBA history.

has 3,307 more assists than Paul in the second place. Considering that Paul may retire after playing next season, Stockton will eventually have about 3,000 more assists than Paul.

This is an unattainable height.

Not only that, although Stockton only won two steals in his career, he had a total of 3,265 steals, 548 more than Paul in second place, and the gap is still obvious.

15806 assists and 3265 steals. No player can even get close to these two regular season data. It can be said that these two records can be sealed.

So, what about the other three of the five basic data?

Chamberlain had 23,924 rebounds. It is no exaggeration to say that with the current era of maturity of NBA rules and the general ability of players, it is impossible for a player like Chamberlain to stand out again.

The second place is Bill Russell, the "Lord of the Rings" in the same period as Chamberlain. 21,620 rebounds are also a height that juniors cannot reach, because Jabbar, ranked third, has only 17,440 rebounds, which is a huge gap.

NBA history blocking king belongs to Hakim Olajuwon, with 1,238 games, averaging 3.1 blocks per game, a total of 3,830 blocks, 541 more than the second-place Mutombo.

It is worth mentioning that the blocking data rule began in the 1973-74 season. At that time, Bill Russell and Chamberlain had retired, and Jabbar had already finished his fourth season (3,189, third in history).

Otherwise, the title of the King of Blocks would be one of the three historical centers, Russell, Chamberlain or Jabbar.

If anyone has the opportunity to become the NBA history blocking champion in the current service, it can only be Wenban Yama, but it only has a chance.

As for the historical scoring champion, it is created by Lakers star LeBron James.

At present, James' total score in the regular season has reached 42,184 points. Even if next season is his last season, his total score at the time of retirement will be close to 44,000 points.

42184 points, 3797 points more than second-place Jabbar's 38387 points, 5256 points more than third-place Carl Malone's 36928 points, 8541 points more than fourth-place Kobe and 9892 points more than fifth-place Jordan.

After the end of next season, more than 10,000 points will be added to Kobe and Jordan. What does this mean? I believe that fans who often watch NBA know it.

Total scores, total rebounds, total assists, total steals, and total blocks. How long will these five historical records be sealed?