The top ten most difficult-to-break record in the NBA, only three players are on the list in active service, and James has two exclusives!

Imagine: You scored 50 points in an NBA game and social media was in full swing. But when you open the historical data book, you will find that even Chamberlain's 100-point heel is not reaching. In this era of data explosion, some records are like Mount Everest - visible, but never climb up.

Chamberlain's 100 points in a single game: On that smoky night on March 2, 1962, when Chamberlain was holding a cigar and glimpsed the "100" on the technical statistics list, he probably didn't expect this to become the most famous myth in the NBA. Sixty years have passed, and even the craziest scorer dares not fantasize about replicating this miracle - after all, the team is only scoring more than 100 points in the game, and let one person take charge of the team's score 80% of the points? The coach is afraid that he will suffer a cerebral hemorrhage on the spot.

Russell's eight consecutive championships: the ultimate template for dynasty construction

The feat of Bill Russell taking the Celtics to win eight championships in a row, which is like a fantasy in the context of modern basketball. The Warriors' three championships in five years have been regarded as a model of the dynasty. Curry's reaction when he heard eight consecutive championships was: "Now you have to ask grandpa to sue for two consecutive championships." Free agent market, injury management, and salary cap restrictions can shatter the dynasty's dream.

Jordan's ten scoring kings: Dugu Qiubai's scoring dominance

What is the concept of ten scoring kings? Durant has won four in fifteen years. Thank God for winning a historic scorer like Harden Curry. Jordan has been robbing the scoring champion for ten consecutive years from ruthless characters such as Bird and Magic. What are the current stars who want to win points? If you vote a few more, you will be scolded "lone wolf". Social media can spray you into a sieve.

Stockton's 15,806 assists: Ironman + Genius' Ultimate Equation

Active Assistance King Paul played for 19 years, and he was still away from Stockton's more than 4,000 assists. It is even more shocking to convert it into numbers: it averages ten assists per game, plays 82 games a year, and does not rest for 19 consecutive years. Modern point guards are like Doncic, who are already exhausted by nine assists per game and have to take turns to maintain their daily routines. This record requires not only talent, but also anti-human endurance.

James' "411 Project": The masterpiece of time management master

40,000 points + 10,000 rebounds + 10,000 assists "411 Project" can be regarded as the most hardcore graduation design in basketball. Among the active players, Durant scored less than 30,000 in total, Curry just exceeded 23,000, and he couldn't even see the taillights. What's even more terrifying is that James is still writing - the new season will hit the 50,000-point mark (regular season + playoffs), and at the same time move towards the first place in history.

1222 consecutive doubles scores: The ultimate interpretation of stability

James's other desperate record was 1222 consecutive regular season scores in doubles. This means that for fifteen consecutive years, he can output double-digit scores stably, whether he has a cold or fever, back-to-back combat or dislocated fingers. Among the active players, Doncic, the closest, has just passed 200 games, not even a fraction of the game.

Rodman's seven-game rebounding champion: Survival rules in the steel jungle

In that era when the inside was equal to the meat grinder, Rodman dominated the rebounding list for seven consecutive years. The big guys are now shooting three-pointers from the outside and can make headlines with ten rebounds per game. Want to break this record? First ask yourself if you can survive seven minutes in a muscle collision.

Westbrook averaged triple-double in four seasons: the performance art of the data maniac

Westbrook averaged triple-double in the 2016-17 season, which is like performance art in the modern basketball system. Jokic now has to take the initiative to take the rest for his record average, wanting to break Westbrook's record? Unless the whole team becomes a data foil for one person.

Curry's 402 three-pointers in a single season: Probability Miracle

throws 402 three-pointers in a single season, averaging 5.2 games and a shooting percentage of 45.4%. Among the active players, Doncic averages 12 throws to score 4, while Lillard has a maximum of 270 in a single season. It's like buying lottery tickets for 80 consecutive days and winning the lottery every day. In theory, it is possible, but the actual probability is comparable to being struck by lightning. The reason why these records are difficult to break is not only requires extraordinary talent, but also requires the perfect fit between the players and the background of a specific era. When we cheer for a player's 50 points on social media, we might as well look through these old calendars - we will know what fireflies are to the bright moon. Basketball is evolving, but there are some myths that are destined to live on videotapes.