MJ playoff points record is going to be shattered

[QUOTE=kuniva_dAMiGhTy]Yeah, shattered with far less efficiency on more volume. :oldlol:[/QUOTE]
far less efficiency?

Jordan - .503 eFG%
Kobe - .481 eFG%

so "far less"

more volume?

Jordan has taken more FGA than Kobe, despite playing 34 less games

[QUOTE=Deuce Bigalow]far less efficiency?

Jordan - .503 eFG%
Kobe - .481 eFG%

so "far less"

more volume?

Jordan has taken more FGA than Kobe, despite playing 34 less games[/QUOTE]

Kobe has already taken 100+ shots this series alone. He needs exactly 165 more FGA to tie Jordan.

In the playoffs:

Jordan - 49%FG / 57%TS / 50%eFG - 33 ppg
Kobe - 45%FG / 54%TS / 48%eFG - 26 ppg

It's not even close. :oldlol:

Some of you guys in this thread... :facepalm

[QUOTE=kuniva_dAMiGhTy]Kobe has already taken 100+ shots this series alone. He needs exactly 165 more FGA to tie Jordan.

In the playoffs:

Jordan - 49%FG / 57%TS / 50%eFG - 33 ppg
Kobe - 45%FG / 54%TS / 48%eFG - 26 ppg

It's not even close. :oldlol:[/QUOTE]
Kobe has played in 34 more games, yet needs 165 more FGA to tie Jordan in FGA. Jordan has taken so much more FGA than Kobe

25.1 FGA average in the Playoffs
20.3 FGA average for Kobe

50 eFG% for MJ, 48 eFG% for Kobe. Not that far away in efficiency.

[QUOTE=Deuce Bigalow]Kobe has played in 34 more games, yet needs 165 more FGA to tie Jordan in FGA. Jordan has taken so much more FGA than Kobe[/quote]

What does it say when Kobe's career PPG average is 7 less than Jordan's yet he is nearly equal in points with WORSE efficiency (that's still dropping)?

:oldlol:

That the league has become way better. Now stop polluting my thread.

If Jordan came out of high school AND didn't have his 2 year absence, he would shatter every offensive record and no one would be touching his scoring records.

Sucks Kobe can beat him in an unfair way.

That's named Uchrony swi7ch. That's not a logical argument. It's the contrary actually. Don't be a foul.

[QUOTE=Punpun]That the league has become way better. Now stop polluting my thread.[/QUOTE]

Right, well, when Jordan was winning championships your boy couldn't crack the Lakers starting lineup.

:bowdown:

I'll be on my way though...

[QUOTE]Where did I troll son ? I didn't make ONE comparison between Kobe and MJ. Not ONE. Just talked about the milestone that will be cracked this post-season.[/QUOTE]

It should be noted that you bring up Jordan in something and say Kobe will surpass it, it will automatically mean a "debate".

It happens a lot on this site.

[QUOTE=kuniva_dAMiGhTy]Right, well, when Jordan was winning championships your boy couldn't crack the Lakers starting lineup.

:bowdown:

I'll be on my way though...[/QUOTE]
And at that same age Jordan wasn't good enough to be on a NBA roster

[QUOTE=Legends66NBA7]It should be noted that you bring up Jordan in something and say Kobe will surpass it, it will automatically mean a "debate".

It happens a lot on this site.[/QUOTE]

Dude, is it my fault there is Jordan's name there ? And that another player ihas the possibility to pass his record ? Is that my freaking fault ? Seriously ?

Funny how his playoff scoring average isn't even close to being broken, however. Gotta love how Kobe fans always harp on longevity-based numbers rather than actual impact numbers. :oldlol:

[QUOTE=OldSchoolBBall]Funny how his playoff scoring average isn't even close to being broken, however. Gotta love how Kobe fans always harp on longevity-based numbers rather than actual impact numbers. :oldlol:[/QUOTE]

Dude, go spout your drivel of hate elsewhere. THat's not the topic of the thread. I'd like you to delete this drivel of hate.

[QUOTE=Deuce Bigalow]Kobe has played in 34 more games, yet needs 165 more FGA to tie Jordan in FGA. Jordan has taken so much more FGA than Kobe

25.1 FGA average in the Playoffs
20.3 FGA average for Kobe

50 eFG% for MJ, 48 eFG% for Kobe. Not that far away in efficiency.[/QUOTE]

That may have to do with Kobe struggling far more often, with far more 40% FG series. I like how people always say....look how many more FGA he has than Kobe...huge difference and prime example was last night....Jordan didn't shoot his team into not wanting to play, because he shot 50% more than not(early on Jordan did)...Bynum quit and was pissed, watching Kome jack 32 shots, last night.....people act like Kobe doesn't shoot as much as MJ, because "he isn't as selfish" :roll: He doesn't because he's less efficient and it will hurt his team far more. Jordan shot far more within the realm of the offense, while Kome plays one on one far more