The Lakers’ early Big Three

The Lakers’ early Big Three: Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, and Elgin Baylor.

In the summer of 1968, the Lakers traded Chamberlain from the 76ers, so the three most powerful offensive superstars in the NBA in the 1960s gathered with the Lakers: 32-year-old Chamberlain, 30-year-old West, and 34-year-old Baylor. These three people not only have very gorgeous scoring data in the regular season, but they are also the highest scorers in the history of the Finals and the second and third placeholders in the 50 playoff games in NBA history. The combination of the Big Three shocked the entire league at the time, but it is a pity that these three The most gorgeous offensive combination has never won a championship together.