The top 10 scoring list of the NBA in the past decade! KD failed, Kuliu Zhanwu, Antetokounmpo beat Harden

In the past decade, the arrival of the NBA's small ball era has set off an unprecedented scoring frenzy. When three-pointers gradually became a conventional weapon, a group of talented stars used firepower output that lasted for more than ten years to make their mark in the history of the league. Next, we will focus on the top ten super scorers in the scoring list in the past decade, and see how they interpret the art of offense in different ways, and how many points they scored respectively.

10. Anthony Davis (15061 points)

When healthy AD stands on the field, he is one of the most unsolvable attacking weapons of this era. The height of 2.08 meters and the defender's skills can not only play with the center with dreamy footsteps, but also draw three points from the outside. In the season when the park helped the Lakers win the championship in 2020, he used an average of 27.7 points to prove that players with both offense and defense are always the ultimate weapon to change the direction of the game.

9. Russell Westbrook (15485 points)

Westbrook's decade has also changed from peak to final stage. Peak Westbrook's score is like a Hurricane's crossing: a tomahawk in the transition offense, an unreasonable zombie jump shot, and a breakthrough of 2+1 when killing red-eyed. The average of 31.6 points and triple-double in the 2016-17 season has interpreted personal heroism to the extreme. Even though his athletic ability declined, he could still fight with his tenacious second offense and continue his scoring legend, but unfortunately he failed to win the championship.

8. Nikola Jokic (16210 points)

Jokic has become the well-deserved first in the league today. This Serbian fat man has redefined the center's scoring method: without violent dunks, but can play with his opponent with a true shooting percentage of 60.3% (2022-23 season). Low-post footsteps also hide the wisdom of European basketball, and they also have three-point shooting ability, which catches the defensive player off guard. When he commands at a high position, you will never guess whether it is a subtle assist or a breakthrough end in the next second.

7. Devin Booker (16452 points)

70 points, 40 consecutive games in the playoffs, and 40 points in a single game in the finals... As Kobe's disciple of the new era, Booker has repeatedly used Kobe's scoring explosive power to declare Mamba eternal. As the first point guard in the league, Booker's offensive arsenal is also very rich. The tentative jump shot is as beautiful as a picture, and the singles on his back are like a master, and the pull-out outside the three-point line is full of modern atmosphere.

6. Stephen Curry (16672 points)

Curry is undoubtedly the most successful player in the past decade, perhaps no one. Since the 15-16 season, he has completely changed the definition of a scorer with 402 three-pointers. His ability to run without the ball is top-notch, and his shooting speed makes the defenders desperate. When the opponent sets two steps outside the three-point line, he can score high scores with breakthrough throws. The baby-faced killer Curry has always been the most terrifying scoring machine in the league, even though he is 35 years old.

5. LeBron James (17271 points)

Even at the age of 40, James can still average 24 points per game, which is itself a miracle in basketball history. His scoring method evolved with the times: early tank breakthroughs gradually added to the fallback jumper, and in recent years he developed a 40% three-point shooting percentage. On the night of the history scoring champion in 2023, he used a backward jump shot to complete his surpassing Jabbar. You will never know how much oil there is in James' fuel tank.

4. Damian Lillard (17621 points)

With the Achilles tendon torn, the peak of the guidance may be gone forever. Lillard used a super long three-point range to break the spatial cognition, and the winning gene at critical moments was integrated into the bloodline. When he raised his wrist in the logo area, the entire arena would hold his breath - this is not only the scorer's confidence, but also demonstrated his scoring explosive power and his ultra-long range many times in recent years. The 2019 victory over the Thunder is still one of the most exciting winnings in history.

3. Demar DeRozan (17686 points)

DeRozan's list is definitely a surprise to many people. He is not a player with explosive scores. Moreover, when the three-pointer swept the league, DeRozan is still the guardian mid-range jumper. His back-on singles seem to have traveled from the 1990s, and the air suspension of the back jumper was filled with Kobe-like paranoia. But often at critical moments, DeRozan proves that mid-range jump shot is still the deadliest killing skill.

2. James Harden (18801 points)

Harden dominated the league's first point guard at his peak, rewritten the scoring rules with his original step-back three-pointer, averaging 30+ games for three consecutive years, a violent output of 36.1 points in a single season, the Rockets' scoring performance was full of excitement, the sudden pull after five dribbling under his crotch, the precise whistle prediction of defense during breakthroughs, and the ability of one of the best scorers of this era in those nights of 60 points in Houston.

1. Giannis Antetokounmpo (18983 points)

From a thin rookie to a two-time MVP winner, the transformation of "Antetokounmpo" in the past decade is definitely the biggest change in the league, interpreting violent aesthetics to the extreme, and the European dunk in the counterattack is like a thunderbolt, and the singles turn and hooking are hidden in detail. The scoring efficiency is also increasing year by year, but it has not yet developed a very good three-point shooting. Where Antetokounmpo goes this offseason will be the biggest news in the trading market.