Ten seasons total scoring list, first letter, second Harden, Curry averaged the highest score per game

The NBA announced the top ten players' total score list in the past ten seasons, with letters ranked first with 18983 points, Harden ranked second with 18801, and Curry averaged the highest with 27.3 points per game. For details, see the picture. The letter

also responded, saying: "I am not a scorer, but a player, and I have done what I should do. "

The only regret is that Durant did not make the list, because there are still too few injuries, especially when the Warriors suffered an Achilles tendon injury, and then they rested for 18 months and did not play for nearly a year and a half. Harden is quite awesome. Since leaving the Rockets, he has almost always been the second in the team, and he has the third choice point and can still score second in total. I can only say that during the Rockets' period, the score was really explosive.

Curry is also very good. Although he is sixth in total, he ranks first in score per game. James is fifth. From the time he entered the league to now, the old guy has been averaging around 27 points in his entire 22 seasons, and his attendance rate is not low. It makes sense that he is the first in the total score list in history.

Continue to talk about letters! After all, it is possible to become the biggest fish in this offseason. According to US media reports, Letters will meet with the Bucks management next Monday to discuss the possibility of lineup adjustment and signings. If the two sides do not reach an agreement, Letters will most likely apply for a transaction. Lillard has a torn left Achilles tendon and needs to rest for at least one year. He is likely to be reimbursed next season, and his salary next year is as high as 58.55 million, and his contract has two years left, so it is difficult to be traded, so the Bucks can only be raised.

plus letters' salary of 57.6 million next season has almost locked the space, and it is almost impossible to sign a star, so they can only strengthen the lineup through transactions, and their team's assets are limited, namely Kuzma and Portis are valuable, and then there are draft picks.

If the letters want to continue to stay in the Bucks and hope to strengthen, the Bucks management is probably in a difficult situation. It is better to trade letters to rebuild the comfort of rebuilding.

Outside Network reported that Letter wanted to play in a place without state taxes because he felt that the players' taxes were too much. Su Qun once analyzed that the state tax could reach up to 13.3%. Take New York as an example, New York State can reach up to 8.82%. In addition to the personal income tax, sports equipment fees, training fees, etc., the money you get is likely to be about half.

Currently, there are 7 teams in the NBA that do not require personal income tax, including the Rockets, Spurs, Mavericks, Heat, Magic and Grizzlies. I wonder if the Rockets will chase letters.

Personally, the letters and Curry are quite good. The two of them cooperated perfectly in the first All-Star. If the Warriors can get the letters, Curry is probably very likely to end his NBA career with five championships. At that time, his historical status will not be mentioned as surpassing James, but entering the top ten should be stable.

What do you think?