The death of Kobe touched the hearts of every fan in the world, but the mamba spirit has always lived on. As the first player in the league at the beginning of 2 1 century, Kobe led the Lakers in all directions all his life. When I was young, I fought with Iverson, Carter and McGrady, and when I was at my peak, I fought with Wolf King and Pierce. Kobe has never been an easy failure. Even if Iverson taught him a hard lesson again and again in the early days, he kept it in his heart, practiced in private, and finally knocked everyone down. In 2008, Kobe became the first player in the league. That is, it took Kobe a whole 12 years. So how long did it take Jordan and James, the other two league leaders in different periods? Let's take a look.

Jordon

How many nicknames can we name Jordan? God of basketball? God? Flying man? And these titles really deserve Jordan. Jordan entered the NBA through the draft in 1984, and the data when he first entered the NBA shocked the four conquering leagues. In the first season, I can hand over the data of 28.2 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists. Who can do that? However, although Jordan has achieved such good personal results, the team's record has not improved. So there are still many stars who refuse to accept him.

Such as Buckley, Olajuwon, stockton and so on. Not to mention Bird, who suppressed him for two years in a row, even the bad boy army let Jordan fall for three years in a row in the late 1980s. What really made Jordan famous in World War I was 9 1. That year, Jordan won doubles, scoring champion, championship, MVP and FMVP. Shut up all the star experts and media who question him. It only took Jordan seven years to really do this.

James

James, as the first player and veteran of the active league, is still making contributions to the team. James entered the league as the number one scholar in 2003, and he made his mark when he first entered the league. In the first season, he averaged 20.9, 5.5 rebounds and 5.9 assists. Since then, he has never averaged less than 25 points.

Although he won the scoring title in his career, he is definitely the most underrated super scorer in the league. Unconsciously, James's score has reached the third place in NBA history. The real rule of the alliance is 12. That year, James, like Jordan, won doubles, MVP, championship and FMVP. That year, Kobe surrendered, Durant choked, King Noel sighed, and the GDP mix was outdated. It took only nine years for James to do this for the first time in the league, and he really cut a dash. Even today, 35-year-old James still sits firmly on the throne of the league.