Kobe Bryant (25-day stretch in 2007): 65, 60, 53, 50, 50, 50, 50, 48, 46, 43, 39, 34

[HOoopCityJones]

I still can't believe how quickly they forget. If Kobe did this in the era of twitter and social media he would be proclaimed the G.O.A.T. Just amazing stuff.

[HighFlyer23]

His run in 2003 was also incredible

[K Xerxes]

7 of those are equal to or higher than his post season career high. GOAT of what exactly?

[iamgine]

Team record during that period: 7 - 5...against terrible teams...

[Levity]

GOAT of what exactly?

living rentfree in the minds of millions.

[BlakFrankWhite]

Very impressive.....one of the best stretches ever

KD averaged 36 PPG on 70% TS in jan 2014...

[HOoopCityJones]

7 of those are equal to or higher than his post season career high. GOAT of what exactly?

^ The guy who one starred the thread.

[Ne 1]

'07 Kobe gets overlooked. Most people always bring up 2006, 2008, 2003 and 2001, but 2007 is right up there as well. He was slowed down initially by a knee surgery, but here's what he put up month by month afterwards that season: 31/5/5, 29/6/6, 30/6/5, 40/6/5, 34/6/6 (all usually on 46-47% shooting with a lot threes, except February when he shot just 44%). I think early in the season when the team was healthy, you saw him control the game, like you would in second half of '08. He was making everyone better, had a great balance of scoring/playmaking. The Lakers were 26-13 midway through the season, and then injuries hit the team and they tailspinned. After a 6-7 game losing streak Phil Jackson asked Kobe to shoot more, and he reached that superhuman scoring mode in March/April to keep Lakers in the playoffs. He was still very quick and athletic in the second half of that season, but his game was also mature and polished. Really a shame he didn't have a chance to put up a deep playoff run with a great cast, the Lakers were outmatched badly in the first round.

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

Very impressive.....one of the best stretches ever

KD averaged 36 PPG on 70% TS in jan 2014...

[HOoopCityJones]

'07 Kobe gets overlooked. Most people always bring up 2006, 2008, 2003 and 2001, but 2007 is right up there as well. He was slowed down initially by a knee surgery, but here's what he put up month by month afterwards that season: 31/5/5, 29/6/6, 30/6/5, 40/6/5, 34/6/6 (all usually on 46-47% shooting with a lot threes, except February when he shot just 44%). I think early in the season when the team was healthy, you saw him control the game, like you would in second half of '08. He was making everyone better, had a great balance of scoring/playmaking. The Lakers were 26-13 midway through the season, and then injuries hit the team and they tailspinned. After a 6-7 game losing streak Phil Jackson asked Kobe to shoot more, and he reached that superhuman scoring mode in March/April to keep Lakers in the playoffs. He was still very quick and athletic in the second half of that season, but his game was also mature and polished. Really a shame he didn't have a chance to put up a deep playoff run with a great cast, the Lakers were outmatched badly in the first round.

[dazzer87]

Team record during that period: 7 - 5...against terrible teams...

End of thread........

[jzek]

What is Jordan's best scoring stretch?

[jzek]

Team record during that period: 7 - 5...against terrible teams...

Damn!

[HOoopCityJones]

Look at all the poor Lebron stans feeling insecure as fucc.

[LAZERUSS]

I wonder if Wilt ever had a streak (or streaks) as impressive?