, NBA playoffs have always been regarded as the best stage to test the true quality of players. In this battlefield full of confrontation, pressure and glory, the stars who can continuously output efficient scoring are not only the backbone of the team, but are also destined to occupy a place in the long river of history.

This list is full of stars, including retired superstars and active players who are still playing. According to statistics, among the top 20, only LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry and James Harden are still playing.

At the top of the list is the current No. 1 player, LeBron James, who leads by a wide margin with 8,162 points and occupies the absolute throne. Since entering the league in 2003, James has led his team to the playoffs almost every season, played 292 playoff games, won four championships, and won four Finals MVPs, all thanks to his stable and productive playoff performance.

Following closely behind is the basketball god Michael Jordan, who ranks second with 5987 points. Although he played far fewer games than James, Jordan's average points per game is the highest in history, especially in the three consecutive championships before 1993 and the top again after his comeback, making his playoff journey a legend.

Kobe Bryant ranked third with 5,640 points. With five championships, his tenacity and killer instinct in the playoffs are unforgettable.

It is worth noting that Curry and Durant, two sons of the era who changed the way the NBA plays, also made it to the list. Curry entered the top 20 with 3,966 points and won four championships, proving that he can not only dominate in the regular season three-point rain, but also shine in the playoffs. Durant, with his scoring talent and two FMVPs , also has an impressive record of scoring more than 4,000 in the playoffs.

In addition, James Harden also squeezed into the top 20 with 3764 points. Although his playoff performance has been controversial, his high attendance rate and high scoring in the playoffs still allow him to secure a place.

Among the retired celebrities are Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Duncan, O'Neal, Kobe, Bird, Magic Johnson, Pippen, Olajuwon, Nowitzki, Malone, Wade, Parker, West, Baylor and others, all of whom are representatives of their respective eras.

This list is not just a ranking of scores, but also a memory of an era and a mark of glory. It tells how generations of NBA players have left their own legends in the purgatory of the playoffs. And as active stars such as James continue to fight, this list will continue to write new chapters in history in the future.