Who is the one who scored the most 30+ games in the playoffs in a single season? Alexander has been competing with Kobe 15 times

As we all know, the defensive intensity in the playoffs is higher than that in the regular season. Being able to score 30+ points in the playoffs can definitely be considered a super scorer. In the finals of this season, Alexander scored 30+ points in the 15th time in the playoffs. So which players in NBA history have done this? This column will help you understand.

Jordan 14 times in 1998, 14 times in 1998, Jordan was already 35 years old and was determined to retire at the end of the season. However, he did not decline due to external factors in terms of scoring. After 14 times in the playoffs, Jordan, who completed his second three-game championship, was a complete success.

Iverson 14 times in 2001, Philadelphia's lineup tailored for Iverson was a great success. He won the scoring champion and MVP, led the team to the finals and defeated the arrogant Lakers in his first game. Among them, 14 times in the playoffs, 30+ also made him stand out on the list.

Kobe's 14 times in 2010

The 2009 championship did not reduce Kobe's desire for a championship. Even if they had become the league's number one "public enemy" that season, he could still lead the team to win calmly. In the finals that year, the Lakers finally defeated the Celtics in a tiebreak, making up for the regrets they had two years ago.

James 14 times in 2017, although the Cavaliers entered the finals every year, this actually relied heavily on James' personal strength. James scored 30+ points in the 2016-2017 playoffs 14 times, but his Cavaliers eventually lost to the Warriors, known as the Universe Team.

In 2019, Leonard played the role of the dynasty terminator in both of his championship trips: in 2014, he ended the Heat's expectations of three consecutive championships, and five years later, he had already transferred to the Raptors and made the Warriors' three consecutive championships a plunge, and in this year's playoffs he scored 30+ points.

Alexander 15 times in 2025,

Alexander, who has fully implemented this season, demonstrated his nearly omnipotent scoring ability, and he may break the existing record at any time before the finals have ended.

In 2009, Kobe failed 15 times in the finals the year before, Kobe became more calm and sophisticated in the following season, and his scores reached a state of freedom of restraint and relaxation. In 2009, facing opponents with different styles of the playoffs, Kobe contributed 15 30+ points and won the first MVP of the Finals in his career.

Jordan 16 times in 1992, 16 times in 1992, it seems that every great record about scoring is indispensable to the figure of the basketball god Jordan. In 1992, the Bulls, as the defending champion, continued to be strong, and Jordan played a crucial role in this. He scored 30+ points in 16 games in the playoffs. In the finals, Jordan met another superstar in the same position, Glider Drexler, who was in the same position in the same era. Jordan, who had full firepower, defeated the opponent head-on with a high score.

Olajuwon 16 times in 1995, Olajuwon was a very versatile center and was not limited to scoring, but if the team needed points, he would take the lead. After winning the championship last season, the Rockets were determined to defend their title in 1995, but due to the aging of the lineup, the Rockets' road to defending their title seemed difficult. Under this circumstance, the team's core Olajuwon not only contributed a career-high 27.8 points in the regular season, but also contributed 30+ points in 16 playoffs. In the end, the Rockets defeated the young Magic in the finals and completed the defensive career.