US media reviews the top 10 best personal performances in the finals: 16 King James is only fifth, Jordan Sharks are the top four

How to determine whether a player is a super star in the NBA? You will know when you look at his performance in the finals. After watching G1 in this year's finals, there are probably no fans who will question Halliburton's ability. Faced with the defensive intensity and targetedness at the finals level, players who can perform well in such situations are probably all historical stars. Recently, O'Neal reposted the best performance of the top 10 people in the finals selected by the US media. Let's take a look at it?

10th Wade

Wade played the first-ever efficiency value in the 2006 finals. Friends who have seen this year's finals know how unsolvable Wade is. He can get a free throw if he rushes in, and at least he will get a foul on his opponent. The Mavericks are helpless at all. In the end, when he was behind 0-2 with a big score, Wade led the team to win four consecutive games and won the championship. He averaged 34.7 points, 7.8 rebounds and 5.3 assists in the entire series, winning the FMVP of the series.

The ninth Jokic has played in the finals so far in his career, which is the season when he led the team to win the championship in 2023. To be honest, Jokic's victory this year has been controversial because Jokic did not lead the team to eliminate the team that won 50 wins in the regular season this season, but to be honest, the teams that can break out of the division must be the strongest in the division. Facing the Eastern Conference champion Heat, Jokic scored averaging 30.2 points, 14 rebounds and 7.2 assists per game.

Eighth, Jabbar,

71 is the second season of Jabbar's career. This year, the Bucks found Oscar Robertson for him as an assistant. With the help of O's, the two also led the team to the finals. Facing the Bullets in the finals, Jabbar led the team directly to sweep his opponent without bloodshed. He felt like he was in a state of no one in the inside and could not defend himself at all. One hand made the defenders helpless. He averaged 27 points, 18.5 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game in the entire series.

The Seventh Antetokounmpo

Antetokounmpo only played in the finals once. In 21 years, Antetokounmpo was still injured at first and his performance was not very stable. However, afterwards, he gradually found the weakness of the Suns. Antetokounmpo also started his personal mode. He transformed into O'Neal in the inside and directly defeated Ayton. In the sixth game of the finals, he scored 50 points. In the entire series, Antetokounmpo can average 35.2 points, 13.2 rebounds and 5 assists per game.

Sixth Olajuwon

Olajuwon dominated the league in 1994 and 1995. He played absolutely dominant on both offense and defense. Although he played very bumpy in the first two rounds of the playoffs in 1995, from the division finals, the Rockets gradually played the defensive champions as they should have. In the finals, they encountered the magic of eliminating Jordan. Olajuwon faced the young Sharks and swept his opponent 4-0. Olajuwon averaged 32.8 points, 11.5 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game.

Fifth, James

James can only rank fifth in the 2016 finals. It is estimated that many fans are very interested in the top four of this list. This year, James faced the Warriors with 73 wins in the finals. When he was behind 1-3 in the first four games of the series, he felt that the Cavaliers were about to kneel down. As a result, James led the team to complete a super counterattack in the finals. He was the first in five statistics to set a record, averaging 29.7 points, 11.3 rebounds, 8.9 assists, 2.6 steals and 2.3 blocks.

Fourth Jordan

Jordan started his own dominance after leading the team to defeat the Magicians in 1991. He started his own dominance. It can be said that the championship in 1991 allowed Jordan to learn how to win the finals. In 1992, he met Drexler, nicknamed Jordan in the West. The real Monkey King met. As a result, the real Jordan taught the latter. Even the glider was excellent, but he was still a little worse against Jordan. Jordan averaged 35.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, 6.5 assists and 1.7 steals per game.

Third O'Neal

O'Neal was called the most dominant player in history at his peak, comparable to Jordan's existence. It is reasonable for him to enter this list. Besides, if he cannot be selected, what's the point of forwarding this list? When O'Neal led the team to win the second championship in 2001, he led the team to win the championship with a score of 15-1 in the playoffs, and defeated Uncle Mu in the finals, averaging 33 points, 15.8 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game.

Second O'Neal

Yes, O'Neal, who was O'Neal in 2000. This year, the Sharks played the most representative season of his career. Not only did they lead the team to win the MVP, but they were also the scoring champion of the regular season. Facing Reggie Miller's Pacers in the finals, the Sharks were also incompetent. He led the team to easily defeat his opponent, which was like entering a no-man's realm, and no one could defend himself. He averaged 38 points, 16.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game.

The first Jordan

The best classic finals in Jordan's career should be in 1998. He completed the finals in G6 this year, and his most dominant performance was definitely in 1993. This year, Jordan and Barkley fought with the gods, and Barkley was eventually defeated by Jordan. He thought he was the best player on the planet, but Jordan broke his invincible belief. Jordan averaged 41 points, 8.5 rebounds and 6.3 assists in the entire series.

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