Kevin Cook Austin:
If you are basketball fans, then you surely have at least
one favorite basketball team or player. And there is nothing more interested
than appraising the top basketball player of all time to honor this sport.
Folks have so many reason why they love specific team or
player. But most of us can hardly describe the real reason why we love simply
because of the atmosphere of excellence coming out when they enter the field.
Real basketball fans often simplify the definition of top basketball players by
simply mention their first names: Oscar, Wilt, Magic, Michael, and LeBron.
The following list of great players is taken from difference
opinions. However, this content can not be broken down.
Oscar Robertson. He is incredible. Often called as “The Big
O”, he has such incredible statistics. While I hadn’t been born to the world
yet, he has such tremendous impact in basketball world. He has 30.8 points,
12.5 rebounds, and 11.4 assists per game. At first I just read an article about
this guy, and I couldn’t believe it until I watched his matches on Youtube.
This guy was insane.
He is also the person that can not be excluded from top
list. In March 2, 1962, he managed to record 100 points in a game. This NBA
record is unbeatable. This guy had been so incredible on every game he
attended. He is the only person which attained more rebounds per game than Bill
Russel. Again, it is so pity I wasn’t born in his era. Well, at least I can see
all his actions through my browser. Thanks Youtube.
Who does not know this guy? He is the most notable player in
the world, absolutely. He has experienced 6 championships, 5 MVP Awards,
All-Star appearances in every full season he joined, and being active in
basketball world for his life. He has average 30.1 points per game. He was
amazing. Well, there is nothing to say anymore. Everybody will agree that he is
the best basketball player ever live in the world.
He is known since he has the skills that not all basketball
players have. He has tremendous record with 27.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 6.9
steals per game. 