Think about this:
Michael Jordan scored 3,041 points in 1986–87.
Nearly 40 years later, nobody else has cracked 3,000.
The closest anyone has come?
Jordan himself the very next season: 2,868.
Kobe Bryant in 2006: 2,832.
James Harden in 2019: 2,818.
To surpass 3,041, you’d need to average more than 37 points per game while playing all 82.
And Jordan wasn’t just scoring.
He also averaged 5.2 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 2.9 steals and 1.5 blocks.
Nearly four decades of incredible scorers have come and gone.
They’re all still looking up at what 23-year-old Michael Jordan did in 1986–87.
Some records are meant to be broken.
Some remind you there are levels to this.
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Gabby Williams: “I heard Too Short was in the building, I couldn’t lose in front of Too Short. So only one thing, what’s my fav word?!?”
Crowd: B*tchhhhhh
OMG 😂😂😂
2000s Guards were special man
No gather step 5 steps
No traveling
No flopping
No foul baiting
Real footwork and SKILL 🔥
Hornets Baron Davis would be a walking 30 & 10 today. Too big for smaller guards and too fast for bigger guards BD was giving your favorite team PROBLEMS 👊
Michael Jordan is still the only All-Star in @NBA history to play an entire season essentially for free.
MJ only came back for the love of the game.
@Jumpman23🐐
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