Judging from the data of Iverson and Chamberlain, the former is undoubtedly more dazzling, with an average score of 36.5 points in the finals. Although this is not the finals' scoring record, nor even the 21st century's finals' average score record, it was obtained by Iverson at the end of his career and is more legendary.

NB has no shortage of fierce people. Since the founding of this sport, scoring machines have emerged one after another. Even in the finals where bayonets are popular, there are still many stars who regard scores as cutting melons and vegetables, creating their own unparalleled achievements. The most famous one is undoubtedly His Majesty Jordan. In the summer of 1993, the Great played against the Suns in the finals, with averaging 41 points, 85 rebounds, and 63 assists. Among them, 41 points per game and 40 points per game in four consecutive games are all final records.

Now there are always people who compare Kobe, James and Jordan, so forget it. When they can score 40fR per game in the finals, it will not be too late to compare with the Emperor.

Even if you don’t talk about Jordan, the NBA Finals have often staged scoring frenzys in the past decade:

In the Double Happiness Year, at the beginning of the new century, the previous super center O'Neal reached the peak of his personal career. He showed his absolute dominance in the inside in the finals with the Pacers, easily helped the Lakers win the championship, and kicked off the Lakers' three consecutive championships.

Now that the fans are discussing the series at that time, they are still amazed at the Sharks' dominance: he scored 43 points in the first game, scored 41 points in the last game, and he won 39 free throws in the second game, and still scored 40 points without making only 18 free throws. In the entire finals, his shooting percentage was as high as 61.%, averaging 38 points, 16.7 rebounds and 27 blocks per game. You should know that his free throw percentage this year is only 38%. If the shooting percentage reaches the league average, it is very likely to break the Emperor's average score record.

In addition, in 2003, the finals of this year were not thrilling. O'Neal, who was still unstoppable, led the Lakers to sweep the Nets easily, achieving the Lakers' three consecutive championships. As before, the Sharks' data is still extremely strong. He scored 36.3 points, 12.3 rebounds and 38 assists in 4 games, with a shooting percentage of 59.bM. He averaged 17 free throws per game, which ranked first in the finals with 4 finals.

If the inside is a bit unfair, after all, O'Neal is the center, and the super inside score is much easier than the super outside score, and the shooting percentage is there, then you can take out the data of another person. Not long after, in 2006, in the finals of this year, the legend even surpassed the Lakers' three consecutive championships during the O'Neal period.

The sharks still appeared in the finals in 2006, but the protagonist's light has shifted to Wade. It was from this year that the Flash has become a benchmark figure in the 2003 generation. Until now, James's limelight cannot completely suppress the Flash. If Wade had almost lost a season last season, it would be impossible for James to dominate the 2003 generation.

Wade's performance in the finals this year is hard to accurately describe in words. It is entirely due to Wade's alone in the Heat's final reversal when they lag behind in 202. This may not be consistent with the team spirit of basketball, but Wade's performance that year was definitely so boasting.

In the 6 finals, Wade averaged 34.7 points, 78 rebounds, 38 assists and 27 steals per game, and his efficiency value reached the terrifying 33.8 in the outside line. The Mavericks had no choice but to break through Wade in the sharp breakthrough at that time. The Flash showed Jordan-like fighting spirit and determination in the next four games. With the Heat still not playing, he broke through the Mavericks again and again and again. In 6 games, Wade walked onto the free throw line 9 times, and won 25 free throws in the fifth game, which created the best in history.

In the most dangerous third game, Wade scored 12 points in the last 6 and a half minutes, helping the team get an opportunity to overtime and leading to a final comeback. The Heat that year was probably the closest to winning the single-core championship. Anyone who knows the ball knows that Wade's importance to the Heat that year was not as good as any team, including Jordan to the Bulls.

Iverson's data is very good, but it's not that there are no opponents that can match it. At least in the current service, many people can use data to suppress his performance this time, while Chamberlain's performance is no longer able to suppress. The only one who can surpass him is the old man Russell, who is now holding the EMVP trophy, but he is already an ancient master and is not on the same level as the current players.

Chamberlain's data is strong in defense. His average rebounds per game in the finals is the strongest in more than 40 years, with 20 in four consecutive games. However, if he compares with those ancient masters, his data is not enough. If he doesn't talk about others, he will talk about the old man Russell first.

During the playoffs, Lord of the Rings scored a total of 4,104 rebounds, averaging 24.9 games, and the average rebounds per game in the playoffs each year was more than 20. He has scored 40 rebounds in three playoffs, and two such games appeared in the Finals. Secondly, and most importantly, Russell played 10 games in the seventh game of the series, winning 10 times, and the rebound data was also amazing.

In these ten games, Russell averaged 18.6 points and 29.3 rebounds per game; in ten games, he had five rebounds with more than 30 rebounds. The best performance in the ten games was of course the 1962 NBA Finals. In that game, Russell actually scored 30 points and 40 rebounds in super double-double, leading the team to win.

In fact, the Warriors won easily this year. Before the playoffs, experts predicted who is the Western Conference champion and who is the overall champion, but what experts did not predict was that the Western Conference champion was so easy to play the Eastern Conference champion, and there was no pressure to sweep.

To analyze the reason for this situation, it is not that the Magic team is too bad, but that the Warriors specifically restrained them. Chamberlain gave up offense and focused on defending and suppressing Howard. This is the real reason why the Warriors won the championship. Iverson's offense is very powerful, but even without him, there is West, Nervous Knife Morrow and Curry performed well. It can be said that Iverson won this result for two reasons. One is that the Magic's outside line is too bad, and it is so bad whether it is defense or attack. The second is that the Warriors chose Iverson as this hero.

Iverson has the best data, and Chamberlain has a greater effect. So when Russell took the trophy to the podium, the stadium suddenly became quiet, and the fans were nervously waiting for the result. Whether Chamberlain or Iverson got the MVP, they were both happy and lost.

Russell walked onto the court with a smile. The old man was not a good person, otherwise he would have gone to the TV station to be a commentator. However, he had experience in presenting awards to EMVP and had prepared in advance:

"Thank you guys for giving us such a series of wonderful and thrilling games. I'm glad that I saw here the basketball torch continue to bloom in the hands of generations of basketball people, and bloom everywhere. We saw that in the basketball court, only skills and courage are indicators for measuring a person's ability, not his skin color or bloodline. Friends, this is amazing, it's great

Seeing this scene, I had a deep feeling. I thought of something that was about to be forgotten by an old man. One day in December 1961, my grandfather came to Boston to watch our game. At that time, his age was the same as I am now, a bad old man who was almost unable to walk. I remember very clearly that when the game ended, my grandfather walked into our locker room and suddenly cried because he didn't expect that his grandson, a black man, could share a locker room with white players."

Russell smiled, his face was hazy and dreamy, and he was completely trapped in memories of the past, "Similarly, today I want to cry, because I didn't expect that NB, a game known as the Giants League, will one day give the award of the Most Valuable Player of the Finals to a short guy, applause and cheers, let's give us the great honor to Allen Iverson, this guy who has changed the nature of basketball games

Chamberlain was the first to applaud. He rushed to Iverson first, hugged his shoulder and shouted excitedly: "EMVP, AI"

Iverson cried for the second time today. He hugged Chamberlain hard and lay on his chest and cried bitterly. Jackson and others screamed and rushed up to surround him. The group pushed Iverson onto the podium. Russell solemnly handed the EMVP trophy to him.

Holding two golden trophys in his arms, Iverson burst into tears, tears flowing down his cheeks, dripping on the trophy, and dripping on the floor, just like the sweat dripping from his whole body when he was training in a crazy way many years ago.

Iverson had a trophy in one hand and had no time to hold the microphone. Chamberlain stood under the podium and held the microphone in front of him. Applause and cheers sounded. What was more touching than the competition was the relationship. In fact, what attracted the most to the Warriors was the moving spirit of sacrifice between these players.

"I waited for this day, and after 13 seasons, I thought that I would never get them in my life. God, only God knows what I did for them. I am a child of Philadelphia. I thought I would retire in Philadelphia and die in Philadelphia. It was a wonderful city. The most wonderful memory of my life was in that city. But I had to leave it because I knew that I was no longer David who could fight against the giant Goliath. There I couldn't win the championship. For the championship, I betrayed that city. Until now, my guys, I still feel pain for it."

The fans shouted: "No need to do this, AI, you have done enough for Philadelphia. You are the pride of Philadelphia. It used to be now, and it will always be."

Iverson bowed to the fans, tears still rolling. He raised two trophys and said, "I am not here to confess today. Thank God. Today is my day of redemption. Thank him for his willingness to forgive me for his disrespect for him, for his willingness to accept a prodigal son's repentance, and for his ultimate gift of what I dreamed of."

"Thank God" cheers like a tsunami collapse and tsunami sounded. Iverson bowed to the fans again. The awards party officially ended. This season officially ended. The final honor was given to the last person. The NBA of the 2008-09 season officially ended.

The security guards entered the field to guide the fans out of the field. The players were preparing to return to the locker room. The reporters of hundreds of meters blocked the sides of the locker room passage. Although the bodyguards were conscientiously building a wall of people, there were too many reporters. They pushed and handed the microphone in their hands to the players. Various problems were thrown out:

"Allen, how does it feel to win the championship? How does it feel to EMVP?"

"The fans think you should get the EMVP, how do you think about this?"

"Coach Nelson, you finally won the championship you most hope for. You once said that you will retire if you win the championship. What are you planning now?"

"Mr. Richard, this season is over and the new season is coming soon. How do you plan to adjust the team's talent echelon? How do you build the team's bones?

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Chapter completed!