Who are the 10 most winning players in NBA history? Durant ranked tenth in 13 times, topped the list 28 times

Many fans may not understand the definition of a final kill. Here we will talk about: within the last offensive time displayed in the game timing (usually 24 seconds or the last few seconds of the game), the offensive side scores a goal, which turns the team from a backward or draw situation to a leading position. After hitting, the game time is exhausted or there is little left, leaving no effective counterattack time for the opponent. This is called a final kill, and the player who is good at hitting a final kill is called a key gentleman. Next, let’s take a look at the 10 stars with the most final kills in history.

10th Durant and Iverson

both hit 13 finals, so they were on the list together. As one of the best singles in history, Durant not only has excellent finishing ability, but also has excellent big heart attributes. What he is best at is playing key balls. When he was against the Hawks, he was shocking. Although Iverson was very inefficient in the offensive end, he was the absolute core in the 76ers era, so he also relied on his sharp breakthroughs and mid-range to achieve 13 finals.

Ninth Lillard

Lillard was dubbed as cousin by fans. The reason why he called it this is because Lillard often used to counting out the final score. George was the most tragic. He once became the background board for classic final scores. In the 2019 playoffs, he sent the Thunder home with a long three-pointer. This epic final score has also become a representative action in Lillard's career. Lillard has also made a buzzer-beating final score four times, and the final score is even more difficult, and time must be controlled.

Eighth Ray Allen

Rae Allen has hit a final 15 times in his career. In the era when many post-90s fans watched the game, Ray Allen's peak had not been a few years ago, and he was more of a space shooter. But even so, Ray Allen's big heart is still very good. During the Celtics era, although Pierce was the leader and Garnett was the team leader, the key goals of this team have always been Ray Allen. In the 2013 Finals, his draw changed the historical status of many stars.

The Seventh Wade

The most classic sentence of Wade that year was: This is my territory, and the final killing staged a throat-cutting celebration, which was even more explosive. Wade contributed 15 finals in his career, as many as Ray Allen. Although Wade's three-pointer was not very accurate, his efficiency in all aspects would improve at critical moments. Wade also won the Universe Warrior at the end of his career. In the G5 in the 2006 finals, Wade also won the Mavericks through free throws, which was also amazing.

The sixth Carter

Carter's 16 finals in his career. Although this person was not at his peak for a long time, he was very stable in mid- and long-distance shooting and inside killing. He even performed an aerial-received back-button kill during the Nets, which was shocked. After Carter lost his peak, he chose to accept the role of blue-collar worker. In 2014, he scored a difficult three-pointer to kill the Spurs, which is also one of his most classic kills.

Fifth Bird

The most killing thing about Bird is that he will name a place to kill. For example, he will tell the opponent's bench player or player on the field: See, I will score a winning goal from this position, and in the end he really did it. Even if the opponent's defender defends with all his strength, it still has no effect. Bird has given a winning goal 18 times, and the title of forcing the king is not just a joke. Don't look at him being unhappy, he really can't defend it!

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Nuo Tianwang has sent 19 finals in 21 years of his career. The reason why he was able to become the first person in Europe to enter the NBA before was not only because he had the miracle of leading the team to win the championship with a single core, but also the blessing of the top ten in his career score history, as well as many classic finals. No.

Nuo Tianwang has made more European players dare to enter the NBA. In the 2011 finals, No. 2 made a layup and has made many old fans unforgettable.

Third Jordan ranks third, not because he is not capable, but because his career is too short. He has played in a total of 15 seasons in his career. In fact, the last two seasons he returned to the game have no peak anymore. Even so, he has sent 25 final kills. Jordan is the player with the most buzzer-beating finals in history, giving away 9 in total, which is something that neither James nor Kobe has done. The most classic finals are The Shot and The Last Shot.

Second Kobe

Bobby ranks second. Kobe has made 26 finals in his 20 years of career. In 2010, he won the most finals. Kobe has sent 6 finals this season alone. If you want to talk about Kobe's most classic finals, it is definitely the double finals of the Suns in the 2006 playoffs. The opponents are all defending themselves, but they can't limit Kobe. When facing Wade, a 90-degree three-pointer was also very elegant, so angry that Wade broke the defense.

No. 1 James

James is called by many fans that he does not dare to play key balls. It is not that he does not dare to play, but that he often chooses to play more reasonably. If his teammates have big open space, he will pass the ball. James has sent a total of 28 finals, including 8 in the playoffs. James' most classic final is that G1 faces the Pacers in the 2013 division final. James beat George and completed a buzzer-beating layup. It is really powerful!

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