Yesterday, in the regular season, the green version Army visited Charlotte to win and win. There was no accident. But Tatum’s performance of cutting 51 points has added a lot to this game. With an average of 31.1 points and 8.3 boards, the stable output of 4.3 AIDS and the Green Army’s 33 wins and 12 losses ranking first in the league, Tatum this season is undoubtedly able to enter the MVP discussion. If Lao Zhen is right, Tatum also took 50 + in the play-off match, but unfortunately, the data of the play-off match is not included in the regular NBA statistics, but apart from this, it is also the sixth single game 50 + in Tatum’s career, and he is only 24 years old now!
However, in the long history of NBA, Tatum scored 6 times and 50 + (including regular season and playoffs) before the age of 25, which can only rank sixth in NBA history, so Lao Zhen is here to take stock of the top eight players in the history who cut 50 + times in a single game before the age of 25:
7. Kobe Bryant 5 times (26 times in 1566 career games)
7. Bob McAdoo 5 times (5 times in total for 946 career games)
6. Jason Tatum 6 times (career 482 games 6 times in total)
3. LeBlanc James 8 times (15 times in total for 1666 career games)
3. Rick-Barry 8 times (15 times in total for 1125 career games)
3.8 times of “Tian hook” Jabbar (10 times in total for 1797 career games)
2. Michael Jordan 10 times (39 times in 1251 career games)
1. There is me everywhere in the record-Chamberlain 15 times (122 times in total for 1205 career games)
