Back in 1987, Michael Jordan put together one of the most unbelievable regular season runs in NBA history.
Dropping over 3,000 total points while averaging 37 PPG, 5 RPG, 4 APG, 3 SPG, and 1 BPG, he set a scoring benchmark that remains unbroken nearly four decades later.
Even modern scoring masterclasses like Kobe Bryant in 2006 (2,832) and James Harden in 2019 (2,818) couldn't reach that 3,000 regular season milestone.
Today, breaking MJ’s record requires playing all 82 games at an absurd 37.2 PPG clip. Absolute dominance.