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tmacattack33

02-28-2016, 09:42 PM

CAstill

02-28-2016, 09:49 PM

Kobe Bryant 2006-07 (Game 66 and 67)

57.5 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 3.0 apg, 3.0 spg, 54.1 FG%

Blazers game (game 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpWAyV-S7P0

Wolves game (game 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3lFHij-Sc8

About a minute and 20 seconds into first video, Kobe steals ball, gets fouled, drills the half court shot and completes the four point play but Curry is better....smh
Kobe is another level.

Marchesk

02-28-2016, 09:57 PM

If we drop the modern era stipulation, Wilt had:

80.5/26.5/4 on 55 FG% and 86.4 FT% (!)

Not quite as efficient, but does that matter when it's an 80 point average?

For a more efficient 2 games:

66/22/1.5 on 61.7 FG% and 76.2 FT%

WayOfWade

02-28-2016, 10:02 PM

Anybody have Kobe's 81 mixed with either the preceding or following game?

Odinn

02-28-2016, 10:12 PM

What I've found so far;

Kobe 61-62nd games of 2006-07 season;
57.5 ppg / 6.5 rpg / 3.0 apg / 3.0 spg on .673 ts / 43.2 GmSc

Wade 58-59th games of 2008-09 season;
43.5 ppg / 7.5 rpg / 9.5 apg / 5.5 spg / 2.5 bpg on .637 ts / 40.6 GmSc

LeBron 64-65th games of 2008-09 season;
42.5 ppg / 7.0 rpg / 11.0 apg / 2.5 spg / 3.0 bpg on .632 ts / 40.2 GmSc

And then I tried this for Michael Jordan...

69-70th games of 1989-90 season;
59.0 ppg / 15.0 rpg / 5.0 apg / 4.5 spg / 1.5 bpg on .693 ts / 53.7 GmSc

Marchesk

02-28-2016, 10:16 PM

And then I tried this for Michael Jordan...

69-70th games of 1989-90 season;
59.0 ppg / 15.0 rpg / 5.0 apg / 4.5 spg / 1.5 bpg on .693 ts / 53.7 GmSc

But Curry is better than Jordan now. Kids :facepalm

DMV2

02-28-2016, 10:18 PM

These numbers are fcking ridiculous.

Currys 66% and 71%

Jordan's 59 pts and 15 rebs

Odinn

02-28-2016, 10:31 PM

TheMarkMadsen

02-28-2016, 10:41 PM

Kobe Bryant 06 - 59 ppg on 51% fg

Kobe in 07 had a 4 game stretch of 56 ppg

2003 9 game stretch of 44 ppg

tmacattack33

02-28-2016, 10:43 PM

But Curry is better than Jordan now. Kids :facepalm

48.5 ppg on 88 TS% is better than that (yep, 88 TS%...not a typo).

Sorry.

Without even mentioning the clutch 12 OT points and the game winner.

This is just 2 games though, which doesn't prove much.

Wade's Rings

02-28-2016, 10:46 PM

Wade 08-09: 2/28/09-3/02/09: 43.5/7.5/9.5/5.5/2.5 shooting 54%, 63.7% TS%.

moongaze

02-28-2016, 10:57 PM

Kyrie last year back to back games against San Antonio and Orlando

45 ppg 68 percent shooting 92 percent from three (12-13) 87 percent from free throw line 2.5 steals 4.5 assists

Marchesk

02-28-2016, 11:02 PM

48.5 ppg on 88 TS% is better than that (yep, 88 TS%...not a typo).

Sorry.

Even with Jordan's +10.5 points, +10 rebounds, +3.5 steals, and +1 or more blocks?

All because of TS%? Being super efficient isn't everything. There are other aspects to the game. Jordan's numbers trump Curry's.

La Frescobaldi

02-29-2016, 12:02 AM

I don't have exact efficiency numbers but Moses Malone had a great b2b with 53/23 and 45/20 in February 1982. In fact, Moses averaged 38/17 for the entire month. Wonder what would have happened if the internet was around the time.

Also there are b2b games of Bird with 46/11/6, Magic with 33/11/15, Hakeem with 40/16/6/4/4, Shaq with 44/21/3/5 (in the playoffs).

I mean get your sh.ts straight fellas. It's not like that we hadn't seen an all-time great before doing some business.
The way Curry has been doing is unique and deserves admiration. Sure. Noone arguing against that. But let's not go overboard.

I hear you man. But the flip side is also true. When a guy like this shows up we all need to go right overboard.

It is really really rare.

I mean look at it from this perspective; I've been waiting 43 years now for a guy to show up who was greater than Wilt Chamberlain. It's still never happened. Jabbar at his best was just as good.... but better no. It's still never been done.

So when a guy like this shows up, literally warps the entire league, yeah we need to jump over the side, just do a real swan dive

Odinn

02-29-2016, 12:16 AM

I hear you man. But the flip side is also true. When a guy like this shows up we all need to go right overboard.

It is really really rare.

I mean look at it from this perspective; I've been waiting 43 years now for a guy to show up who was greater than Wilt Chamberlain. It's still never happened. Jabbar at his best was just as good.... but better no. It's still never been done.

So when a guy like this shows up, literally warps the entire league, yeah we need to jump over the side, just do a real swan dive
Yeah. Like I said, Curry has a unique way of doing this stuff. I agree. And people can be hyped up with that. What I meant with "let's not go overboard" was there's no need to overlook what other all-time greats had done. When you get hyped up, it's not a necessity that you're hyped up about the best XXX in the history. That's all.

moongaze

02-29-2016, 01:38 AM

Curry's 51 point game against Orlando was the most efficient 50 point game of all time. I looked that up the day after and even made a thread about it, here: http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=399338

So, that was already historical.

And then we got the game last night, which very similar with similar efficiency.

So...I doubt you'll find anything better. You might find two back to back games with higher scoring, but the efficiency (TS% is the best measure of that) will pale in comparison. I guarantee it. And I don't even have to look.

I'm not sure what the efficiency number is but kyrie had a higher shooting percentage and better 3 point percentage than the two games posted for curry. 68 percent field goals and 92 percent from 3. He made 12 straight 3s from the spurs game to the magic game.

LAZERUSS

02-29-2016, 01:44 AM

Chamberlain hung two games, in two consecutive nights, of 73-36, and then 62-28, against HOFers Bellamy and Russell. On a combined 56-93 from the floor, and 23-35 from the line.

A two game average (again, a true back-to-back, and not back-to-back games over a 3 day span), against two of the greatest centers in NBA history, of...

67.5 ppg, 32.0 rpg, .602 FG%, and .657 FT%.

ClipperRevival

02-29-2016, 02:23 AM

Michael Jordan

48.0 PPG, 8.5 RPG, 5.5 APG, 3.0 SPG, 53%

......at the age of 38.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 02:27 AM

Kobe Bryant 2006-07 (Game 66 and 67)

57.5 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 3.0 apg, 3.0 spg, 54.1 FG%

Blazers game (game 1)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpWAyV-S7P0

Wolves game (game 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3lFHij-Sc8

This. For me,it's this. Kobe had probably 2 or 3 stretches that season better than anyone who's played. Anyone who watched him some Kobe knows this.

:applause:

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 02:28 AM

Michael Jordan

48.0 PPG, 8.5 RPG, 5.5 APG, 3.0 SPG, 53%

......at the age of 38.

So freaking WHAT. He didn't have 3 seasons ending injuries. He isn't playing with no acchiles.
And it's against the early 2000 east. Don't make me laugh.

CAstill

02-29-2016, 02:35 AM

This. For me,it's this. Kobe had probably 2 or 3 stretches that season better than anyone who's played. Anyone who watched him some Kobe knows this.

:applause:

The truth here but not sure why you're bashing Jordan? He's the GOAT for real.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 02:42 AM

The truth here but not sure why you're bashing Jordan? He's the GOAT for real.

Arguable. I have Jordan Kobe and Wilt as my top 3. I believe that Wilt may have benefited from playing in a less athletic era and Jordan benefited in a watered down league with no perimeter elite wing players. I think if you swap eras Kobe would have won him 6 or 7. I don't thing there's much in it.
Kobe has more range though - that ain't arguable.

CAstill

02-29-2016, 02:59 AM

Arguable. I have Jordan Kobe and Wilt as my top 3. I believe that Wilt may have benefited from playing in a less athletic era and Jordan benefited in a watered down league with no perimeter elite wing players. I think if you swap eras Kobe would have won him 6 or 7. I don't thing there's much in it.
Kobe has more range though - that ain't arguable.

I have wilt in high regards as well but tell me why you have him over bird? He's in the Jordan and Kobe family for a reason.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 03:02 AM

I have wilt in high regards as well but tell me why you have him over bird? He's in the Jordan and Kobe family for a reason.

Cause he score like them. Don't nobody score like kobe and Wilt and Jordan did.
Kobe had 4 straight 50 point games. Think about THAT. I think Wilt had 3.
That ain't easy. People are excited about Curry and rightfully so but folks can't be forgetting that we've seen even higher levels of scoring only a decade ago.
That's why they the greats.

What do you have as your top 3, if you don't mind me asking?

CAstill

02-29-2016, 03:31 AM

Cause he score like them. Don't nobody score like kobe and Wilt and Jordan did.
Kobe had 4 straight 50 point games. Think about THAT. I think Wilt had 3.
That ain't easy. People are excited about Curry and rightfully so but folks can't be forgetting that we've seen even higher levels of scoring only a decade ago.
That's why they the greats.

What do you have as your top 3, if you don't mind me asking?

It changes daily it seems but the only thing that stays the same is Jordan and Kobe at 1 and 2. I feel like based on skill and domination of equal competition, Bird rightfully owns the third spot. He barely edges out magic who had the better career.

Jordan
Kobe
Bird
Magic
Shaq
Wilt
Kareem
Duncan
LeBron
Russell

That's my top 10 today lol

LAZERUSS

02-29-2016, 03:38 AM

Cause he score like them. Don't nobody score like kobe and Wilt and Jordan did.
Kobe had 4 straight 50 point games. Think about THAT. I think Wilt had 3.
That ain't easy. People are excited about Curry and rightfully so but folks can't be forgetting that we've seen even higher levels of scoring only a decade ago.
That's why they the greats.

What do you have as your top 3, if you don't mind me asking?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_career_achievements_by_Wilt_Chamberlain

Wilt holds the top-4 records in terms of consecutive 50+ point games, with separate streaks of 7, 6, 5, and 5.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 03:47 AM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_career_achievements_by_Wilt_Chamberlain

Wilt holds the top-4 records in terms of consecutive 50+ point games, with separate streaks of 7, 6, 5, and 5.

He may do so but as the sensible poster above you stated, Kobe and Jordan are (atleast for us) top 2 because they played in a more consistent competitive era.
Wilt was great but I don't believe that playing against white guys who dribble with one hand is the same as the challenges Kobe and Jordan faced. Mind you I still have him 3rd all time. But Kobe just edges him for me.

LAZERUSS

02-29-2016, 03:52 AM

He may do so but as the sensible poster above you stated, Kobe and Jordan are (atleast for us) top 2 because they played in a more consistent competitive era.
Wilt was great but I don't believe that playing against white guys who dribble with one hand is the same as the challenges Kobe and Jordan faced. Mind you I still have him 3rd all time. But Kobe just edges him for me.

Hmmm...

Wilt faced these "white guys" in his NBA career... (in addition to Dave Cowens and Clyde Lovellette mind you)...

Willis Reed, Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Bob McAdoo, Bob Lanier, Nate Thurmond, Artis Gilmore (yes, in the 71-72 NBA/ABA ASG), Bill Russell, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar.

ALL in the HOF.

As for white guys dribbling with one hand...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qv0YS1wHoQ

That "white guy" was playing college ball in the 60's.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 04:01 AM

Hmmm...

Wilt faced these "white guys" in his NBA career... (in addition to Dave Cowens and Clyde Lovellette mind you)...

Willis Reed, Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Bob McAdoo, Bob Lanier, Nate Thurmond, Artis Gilmore (yes, in the 71-72 NBA/ABA ASG), Bill Russell, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar.

ALL in the HOF.

As for white guys dribbling with one hand...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qv0YS1wHoQ

That "white guy" was playing college ball in the 60's.

Your cherry picking a few people. Bob cousin (one of the best Celtics players. A legend at the time) could only dribble with one hand delivered. Kareem came later and destroyed Wilt. McAdoo wasn't exactly elite. Nate came later.
I'm talking during the 60's. During the 60's most people were slower and shorter and less skilled. That's who Wilt faced.
When Wilt faced Nate and kareem in the 70's he only averaged 22 ppg:oldlol: and you are comparing him to Kobe.

It seems that you are a Wilt fan. But atleast TRY to appear unbiased. Swap him and Kobe in eras tell me who would dominate more?
For me Wilt don't win nothing in the modern era. I'm sorry but that's just a joke.

CAstill

02-29-2016, 04:04 AM

Hmmm...

Wilt faced these "white guys" in his NBA career... (in addition to Dave Cowens and Clyde Lovellette mind you)...

Willis Reed, Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Bob McAdoo, Bob Lanier, Nate Thurmond, Artis Gilmore (yes, in the 71-72 NBA/ABA ASG), Bill Russell, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar.

ALL in the HOF.

As for white guys dribbling with one hand...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qv0YS1wHoQ

That "white guy" was playing college ball in the 60's.

No no no, Wilt was the man and put to shame Russell, Kareem, Thurmond, and plenty other great players that weren't short white guys. I already know the argument, his range ability is what kicks him out the top 3, that and a slight degree of under accomplishments for team translation, not under performing because we know his team blew a couple titles for him but you gotta suck it up and overcome anyways though.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 04:07 AM

No no no, Wilt was the man and put to shame Russell, Kareem, Thurmond, and plenty other great players that weren't short white guys. I already know the argument, his range ability is what kicks him out the top 3, that and a slight degree of under accomplishments for team translation, not under preforming because we know his team blew a couple titles for him but you gotta suckered it up and overcome anyways though.

Wilt didn't dominate kareem though. Look ay Wilt in the 70's. Kareem held him scoreless in a game. And Wilt only score 22 ppg against kareem in the 70's.
I'm the playoffs he averaged 22 a game. This boy is comparing that to Kobe. This ain't even funny. It's just Staughton trolling.
Can you imagine Kobe against scrub one handed dribble white guys?

CAstill

02-29-2016, 04:25 AM

Wilt didn't dominate kareem though. Look ay Wilt in the 70's. Kareem held him scoreless in a game. And Wilt only score 22 ppg against kareem in the 70's.
I'm the playoffs he averaged 22 a game. This boy is comparing that to Kobe. This ain't even funny. It's just Staughton trolling.
Can you imagine Kobe against scrub one handed dribble white guys?

No, I agree that Kobe would annihilate. If I remember correctly though old wilt was more defensively focused than offensively oriented. Im pretty sure he defended prime Kareem very well while still dropping over 20 on him. Not bad for old man wilt.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 04:49 AM

No, I agree that Kobe would annihilate. If I remember correctly though old wilt was more defensively focused than offensively oriented. Im pretty sure he defended prime Kareem very well while still dropping over 20 on him. Not bad for old man wilt.

As long as we agree he ain't nothing on kobe:cheers:

CAstill

02-29-2016, 04:52 AM

As long as we agree he ain't nothing on kobe:cheers:

:cheers:

Kawhi

02-29-2016, 05:13 AM

And then I tried this for Michael Jordan...
69-70th games of 1989-90 season;
59.0 ppg / 15.0 rpg / 5.0 apg / 4.5 spg / 1.5 bpg on .693 ts / 53.7 GmSc
/thread. :oldlol:

Kawhi

02-29-2016, 05:20 AM

Jordan again:
Game 80 and 81 of the 1987 season:
56 points per game, 10 rebounds per game, 3 assists per game, 4 steals per game, 2 blocks per game

ShawkFactory

02-29-2016, 09:52 AM

So freaking WHAT. He didn't have 3 seasons ending injuries. He isn't playing with no acchiles.
And it's against the early 2000 east. Don't make me laugh.
Kobe isn't playing with no achilles.

It was two games against the east. One of which had a top 5 defense and made the finals that year and the year after.

And people wonder why Kobe gets hated on.

LAZERUSS

02-29-2016, 11:56 AM

Your cherry picking a few people. Bob cousin (one of the best Celtics players. A legend at the time) could only dribble with one hand delivered. Kareem came later and destroyed Wilt. McAdoo wasn't exactly elite. Nate came later.
I'm talking during the 60's. During the 60's most people were slower and shorter and less skilled. That's who Wilt faced.
When Wilt faced Nate and kareem in the 70's he only averaged 22 ppg:oldlol: and you are comparing him to Kobe.

It seems that you are a Wilt fan. But atleast TRY to appear unbiased. Swap him and Kobe in eras tell me who would dominate more?
For me Wilt don't win nothing in the modern era. I'm sorry but that's just a joke.

Please do some REAL RESEARCH before making ridiculous claims.

How about this for a start...

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2202&dat=19691108&id=Q05AAAAAIBAJ&sjid=tfIFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1702,5098849&hl=en

And then this...

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/c/chambwi01/gamelog/1970/

Look carefully at those game logs in that 69-70 season.

You will notice a gap of 70 games. See my first link above.

BTW, look at the game on 10-24-1969.

In that game, Chamberlain outscored Kareem (Alcindor), 25-23; outrebounded Kareem, 25-20; outassisted Kareem, 5-2; outblocked Kareem, 3-2 (BTW, he blocked TWO of his "unblockable skyhooks); and outshot Kareem from the floor, 9-14 to 9-21.

That was their ONLY meeting, in their 28 career H2H's, in which a pre-surgery Wilt faced Kareem.

Oh, in the '71 WCF's, a way-past-his-prime Wilt battled a peak Kareem to a draw. In fact, in those five games, Wilt basically held a 3-1-1 edge.

And in the '72 WCF's, and despite being outscored by Kareem, virtually EVERY acct claimed that Wilt outplayed Kareem in that series. Time Magazine went so far as to claim that Wilt DECISIVELY outplayed Kareem in that series.

And another thing...in their last ten H2H games, Chamberlain held KAJ to an overall .434 FG%.

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 02:06 PM

Please do some REAL RESEARCH before making ridiculous claims.

How about this for a start...

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2202&dat=19691108&id=Q05AAAAAIBAJ&sjid=tfIFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1702,5098849&hl=en

And then this...

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/c/chambwi01/gamelog/1970/

Look carefully at those game logs in that 69-70 season.

You will notice a gap of 70 games. See my first link above.

BTW, look at the game on 10-24-1969.

In that game, Chamberlain outscored Kareem (Alcindor), 25-23; outrebounded Kareem, 25-20; outassisted Kareem, 5-2; outblocked Kareem, 3-2 (BTW, he blocked TWO of his "unblockable skyhooks); and outshot Kareem from the floor, 9-14 to 9-21.

That was their ONLY meeting, in their 28 career H2H's, in which a pre-surgery Wilt faced Kareem.

Oh, in the '71 WCF's, a way-past-his-prime Wilt battled a peak Kareem to a draw. In fact, in those five games, Wilt basically held a 3-1-1 edge.

And in the '72 WCF's, and despite being outscored by Kareem, virtually EVERY acct claimed that Wilt outplayed Kareem in that series. Time Magazine went so far as to claim that Wilt DECISIVELY outplayed Kareem in that series.

And another thing...in their last ten H2H games, Chamberlain held KAJ to an overall .434 FG%.

No. No. No. Just know. Don't say nothing if you don't know nothing.
Kobe averaged 25 in the playoffs the same as his tegular season. Wilt can't do that cause he ain't an elite player. He's still fantastic don't get me wrong now.
I've admitted I may even have him 3rd all time. That's huge praise. But we can't discount the playoffs and finals.
What separates the other two (Jordan and kobe ) is that they did in in the playoffs.
You just admitted that kareem outscored Wilt you queer. Yet you want to argue wilts case.
Farting through silk are ya?

Lastly, you cannot cherry picked random arbitrary cutoff (such as "in their last 10 games". Why not last 5?
Why not post they're scoring? You won't cause you ain't got stones. You know you don't know nothing which is why you are digressing with random stats (field goal percentage) instead of giving the full picture.

lilteapot

02-29-2016, 02:11 PM

Kobe's back to back 50 point games in 06 immediately comes to mind

Lakersfamftw

02-29-2016, 02:13 PM

Kobe's back to back 50 point games in 06 immediately comes to mind

2007. That's what I said.

Cold soul

02-29-2016, 02:25 PM

Kobe
Jordan
Wilt

All have had amazing back to back games in regular season.

Riks

02-29-2016, 02:28 PM

And then I tried this for Michael Jordan...

69-70th games of 1989-90 season;
59.0 ppg / 15.0 rpg / 5.0 apg / 4.5 spg / 1.5 bpg on .693 ts / 53.7 GmSc
:eek:

LAZERUSS

02-29-2016, 03:44 PM

No. No. No. Just know. Don't say nothing if you don't know nothing.
Kobe averaged 25 in the playoffs the same as his tegular season. Wilt can't do that cause he ain't an elite player. He's still fantastic don't get me wrong now.
I've admitted I may even have him 3rd all time. That's huge praise. But we can't discount the playoffs and finals.
What separates the other two (Jordan and kobe ) is that they did in in the playoffs.
You just admitted that kareem outscored Wilt you queer. Yet you want to argue wilts case.
Farting through silk are ya?

Lastly, you cannot cherry picked random arbitrary cutoff (such as "in their last 10 games". Why not last 5?
Why not post they're scoring? You won't cause you ain't got stones. You know you don't know nothing which is why you are digressing with random stats (field goal percentage) instead of giving the full picture.

So this link didn't provide you with any clues, huh?

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2202&dat=19691108&id=Q05AAAAAIBAJ&sjid=tfIFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1702,5098849&hl=en

Before that knee injury, which occurred at age 33, and with Wilt carrying 300+ lbs, ...Chamberlain had averaged 29 ppg, 26 rpg, 5 apg, and likely 7+ bpg in his entire playoff career.

He had playoff seasons of 28.0 ppg, 29.3 ppg, 33.2 ppg, 34.7 ppg, 35.0 ppg, and 37.0 ppg. He had post-season series of 37.0 ppg, 37.0 ppg, 38.6 ppg, and 38.7 ppg. He had post-season series against RUSSELL of 28.0 ppg, 29.2 ppg, 30.1 ppg, 30.5 ppg, and 33.6 ppg. He also had FOUR 50+ point playoff games, three of which are the only three ever accomplished in a must win game by a GOAT candidate.

Furthermore, had Chamberlain not run into Russell and his Celtic Dynasty EIGHT times in his prime, he likely would have posted considerably better ppg averages. Especially had he faced the Lakers in the decade of the 60's...a team that he routinely murdered during his regular season career.

Next...

DavisIsMyUniBro

02-29-2016, 03:53 PM

So this link didn't provide you with any clues, huh?

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2202&dat=19691108&id=Q05AAAAAIBAJ&sjid=tfIFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1702,5098849&hl=en

Before that knee injury, which occurred at age 33, and with Wilt carrying 300+ lbs, ...Chamberlain had averaged 29 ppg, 26 rpg, 5 apg, and likely 7+ bpg in his entire playoff career.

He had playoff seasons of 28.0 ppg, 29.3 ppg, 33.2 ppg, 34.7 ppg, 35.0 ppg, and 37.0 ppg. He had post-season series of 37.0 ppg, 37.0 ppg, 38.6 ppg, and 38.7 ppg. He had post-season series against RUSSELL of 28.0 ppg, 29.2 ppg, 30.1 ppg, 30.5 ppg, and 33.6 ppg. He also had FOUR 50+ point playoff games, three of which are the only three ever accomplished in a must win game by a GOAT candidate.

Furthermore, had Chamberlain not run into Russell and his Celtic Dynasty EIGHT times in his prime, he likely would have posted considerably better ppg averages. Especially had he faced the Lakers in the decade of the 60's...a team that he routinely murdered during his regular season career.

Next...

Dude, don't bother with him man. Last thing he said was Kobe was a better, more efficient scorer than curry from anywhere on the floor except for the three point line, where he could shoot from the same distance

Troll amongst trolls