On April 12th, the NBA ushered in the final day of the regular season of the 2017-208 season. On this day, there are many points worthy of fans' attention. The Timberwolves and Nuggets launched the inspiring battle for the last ticket to enter the playoffs, and the Timberwolves won without any danger in the end. Westbrook scored 6 points, 20 rebounds and 19 assists, achieving a triple-double average per game in the season. The 76ers' No. 1 pick Fultz came out of the bench and scored 13 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, becoming the youngest player in history to score a triple-double. . Although the Cavaliers, where LeBron James is located, lost the game, James completed his first season full attendance record. These are only records on the NBA's final day, so it can be seen that the NBA has produced many records this season. Although records are something that future generations work hard to break, some records are difficult to break, just like the following five records.
1. James set a record of 30,000+8,000+8,000 this season
James has shown strong strength since entering the league. Whether it is scoring, defense, or connecting teammates, he is the top level in the league. He has constantly broken the records of his predecessors in his career and left many difficult-to-reach data for future generations. In the game against the Nets on February 28, James scored 31 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists in the game. One minute and 41 seconds before the end of the game, LeBron James stopped the ball at the free throw line. He was looking for his teammates with open space. Nance came out to catch the ball, and James took the ball away, attracting the defender. Nance was empty in front of him, and he hit the ball steadily. This was James' eleventh assist in this game. After this assist, James became the first 30,000+8,000+8,000 gentleman in history.
2, Jokic has become the fastest player in history to complete a triple-double
There are many international players in the current NBA, such as Ginobili , Nowitzki, etc. are now heroes, and among the young and excellent international players, Jokic is one of the most representatives. The fastest player in history to win a triple-double was on February 20, 1955. Jim Tucker, the former Syracuse National Team, scored 12 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists in just 17 minutes in the game against the Knicks. In the Nuggets' match against Bucks and , Jokic scored 30 points, 15 rebounds and 17 assists in the game, helping the Nuggets beat the Bucks 134-123 away. In the game, Jokic scored 16 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists in just 15 minutes, becoming the fastest player in history to score a triple-double.
3, Harden scored 60+ large triple-double
Harden has transferred from Thunder to Rockets , and has become the leader of the Rockets from the best sixth man of the Thunder, and has since begun the peak of his career. In recent seasons, they have made highlights and become the most difficult player in the league to defend and have the strongest scoring ability. On January 31, the Rockets, who lacked Paul and Ariza , played against the Magic at home. Gordon shortly after he came on the court, and Harden took over the team's scoring task and finally led the team to repel the Magic. Harden scored 60 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists in the game and became the first 60+ triple-double in NBA history. Harden scored 60 points, setting a career high, and 60 points also broke the Rockets' previous team record-breaking record set by Murphy (57 points).
4, , Westbrook , two consecutive seasons, averaged triple-double
Now, whenever we mention Westbrook fans will involuntarily say that it is a data brush, and Westbrook ignores the team's record for his own data. But even so, we cannot deny the greatness of Westbrook. On February 12, the NBA regular season finale, as long as Westbrook grabbed 16 rebounds, he could average triple-double again, becoming the first player in history to average triple-double for two consecutive seasons. Faced with the Grizzlies who were playing badly this season, Westbrook showed a strong desire to grab 16 rebounds at the beginning. With the help of his teammates, Westbrook scored 1 point, 11 rebounds and 12 assists in the first half, only one step away from his goal. In the end, Westbrook scored 6 points, 20 rebounds and 19 assists in the game, completing the great feat of averaging triple-double for two consecutive seasons.
5. The Rockets hit three-pointers in a single season, the first in history,
0 Since German Anthony took over the Rockets' coaching point, Harden changed to the scoreback, the power of the bombardment tactics has been fully demonstrated in the league. When talking about three-pointers, many fans will think of Curry , Thompson, Warriors team, but the Rockets are the team with the best three-pointers. On March 31, the Rockets challenged the Trail Blazers away. Before the end of the first quarter, James Harden made a three-pointer, which was the 1078th three-pointer that the Rockets hit this season, breaking the record of a single team hitting 1077 three-pointers in a single season held by the Warriors in 2015-16.
