Unbelievable, NBA has won only 4 single-core championships in history, Leonard is not included in 2019

Every time I talk about the topic of winning the single-core championship, there is indeed a lot of controversy. The so-called winning the single-core championship is that a certain player is crushing the absolute core data in the team. The second leader has no All-Stars and Best Team honors, and there are no other stable scoring points except the team boss in the playoffs. Through the previous description, I still believe that only four so-called single-core championships have occurred in NBA history.

1: O'Neal in 2000

Kobe is still a player at the role level. The Lakers' offensive and defensive system is entirely supported by O'Neal. Although the Pacers' inside combination had double towers composed of Smits and Davis at that time, their total score was more than half that of O'Neal, and they were unable to defend O'Neal at all. O'Neal averaged 38+16.7 in the finals, with an astonishing 61.1% shooting percentage. Kobe's data averaged 15.6 points, and the score difference between the two was 22.4 points. It can be said that the Lakers won the championship in 2000 entirely because O'Neal alone destroyed the Pacers' defense line.

2: Duncan defeated the Lakers OK combination in 2003 and won the championship. Duncan was dominant in the entire Spurs playoffs, and averaged 28 points and 12 rebounds per game. The Spurs' second and third leaders Parker and Gillo Billy scored only 25 points in total. Duncan is also the real Spurs' offensive and defensive core. In the finals, Duncan took over the game with averaging 24.2 points, 17 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 5.3 blocks per game, while Parker averaged only 14.7 points. Robinson, the inside player, is about to retire in his twilight years of his career. Duncan won the regular season MVP in a single season in 2003, FMVP in the Finals, and ended the Lakers' three consecutive championships. The rise and victory of the Spurs in 2003 can be said to be the performance of Duncan's heroic season in his career, and it is also a true single-core championship.

3: Wade in 2006

Wade led the Heat to the finals in 2006. Although he began to lose two games in a row, Wade led the team to win four games in a row and led the Heat to complete a counterattack and win the championship. In the 6 games of the finals, Wade averaged 34.7 points and 7.8 rebounds per game, with the highest personal efficiency value of 33.8. O'Neal averaged four data per game, namely 13.7 points, 10.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists, and 0.8 blocks, which can be said to have a significant shrinkage. Through the above data, it can be said that the entire series of competitions was completely rewritten by Wade alone. In 2006, it should be considered as a single-core championship, which is strictly ambiguous.

4: Nowitzki in 2011, the Mavericks led by Nowitzki in 2011 were beaten by 6 players, defeating Kobe, Durant, Heat James and Wade, and averaged 26 points and 10 rebounds per game in the finals. Dirk took over the game many times at critical moments, such as G2 scored 9 points in the final quarter, G4 completed the final score, and G6 scored 10 points in the final quarter. The team's second-in-command star Terry averaged only 12 points per game, Chandler averaged only 9.7 points per game, while Kidd and Marion were both 38 years old and 34 veterans. It can be said that in 2011, when the Mavericks' lineup was aging, Nowitzki led the team to win the championship with his personal dominance and unyielding spirit, which is a classic case of winning the single-core championship in NBA history.

Then let's talk about why it was not single-core in 2009. First of all, Siakam averaged 19 points per game, especially in the first game, who scored 32 points per person. Lowry is an All-Star point guard, who averaged 15 points and 6 assists per game. Van Vley has also made a lot of contributions. The whole team is relatively balanced. It can be said that 2019 is not single-switch.

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