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Top honors: Two NBA titles, one Finals MVP, four MVPs, seven All-NBA 1st Team selections, 13 All-Stars, two All-Defensive 1st Team selections
NBA Standard: 1st in rebounds, 7th in scoring, 83rd in assists
The most dominant big man in NBA history, although that had to do with the level of competition. Wilt Chamberlain facing his time. Still, if you rule at the level Chamberlain did, who cares who you did against?
Chamberlain has not fared in the team's success department as he has tended to be better in the regular season than in the playoffs, something many believe has to do with not wanting to be played late in close games due to his unreliability of throwing the ball.
Chamberlain's single-season rebounding and hitting records are unavailable. In addition he has the second best shooting percentage behind only Jordan. And if MJ had played another year with the Wizards, Chamberlain might be number 1 in that tally. Chamberlain is also the only guy to lead the league in total scoring, rebounds and assists for a season, and he retired as the all-time leader in scoring and rebounding during that span.
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