What if Kobe break Jordan's 63 Point performance in the Playoffs

[beau_boy04]

of course Kobe can do it but still that will prove nothing. Because by the end of the day this is how I see it:

MJ > Kobe

[chains5000]

Originally Posted by Baller1986

The Dumbest Award this Season is Steve Nash winning his 3rd Consecutive Undeserving Maurice Podoloff MVP Trophy.

He, along with Dirk, deserves it this year. You judge his season, not him having two more MVPs the last two years. That's retarded.

May 2007:
Media guy nº1: "Hey, do we give Nash the MVP?"
Media guy nº2: "No, he's already won 2, let's give it to Dirk."

May 2008:
Media guy nº1: "Hey, do we give Nash the MVP?"
Media guy nº2: "No, he's already won 2, let's give it to Dirk."
Media guy nº3: "But he won it last year!"
Media guy nº4: "Ok, we'll give it to Ira Newble then, I think he has never won it before"

:rollingeyes:

[MaxFly]

Originally Posted by Baller1986

Jordan avg. in the 1985-86 Season 22 PPG and Kobe's avg. in the 2007 NBA Season 31.5

Jordan missed 64 games that season with a broken foot, and wasn't fully himself when he came back...

[Baller1986]

Originally Posted by MaxFly

Jordan missed 64 games that season with a broken foot, and wasn't fully himself when he came back...

That is what i am talking about a Jordan who just comeback from an injury dominated one of the best team in the NBA the 1986 Boston Celtics.

Kobe Bryant now on his prime can be one of the few Current NBA players that might have a chance to shattered that record.

[JtotheIzzo]

Originally Posted by Baller1986

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1UCbdcpW4w

Michael Jordan score 63 Points vs. Larry Bird and his Celtics.
Can Kobe break that i think so.

1986 Boston Celtics is a better defensive team than the Phoenix Suns 2007.


Kobe would just ball hogged his way to the record book and making a huge statement over Nash and his Suns.

Steve Nash: I make my teammate better in the Regular Season so i deserve to be a 3 time MVP.

Baller1986: Even your teammates are alot better than you Marion and Stoudemire

Kobe Bryant: Yeah 65 Points Burning the Suns Defense over and over again.

this is an excerpt from Baller1986's new screenplay.

He's really knowledgable and articulate

[MaxFly]

Originally Posted by Baller1986

That is what i am talking about a Jordan who just comeback from an injury dominated one of the best team in the NBA the 1986 Boston Celtics.

Kobe Bryant now on his prime can be one of the few Current NBA players that might have a chance to shattered that record.

The Bulls got swept by us that year... How were we dominated?

[Baller1986]

Originally Posted by MaxFly

The Bulls got swept by us that year... How were we dominated?

Although the Bulls got sweep by the legendary Boston Celtics, Jordan give them a hell of a fight scoring 63 points againts the best team in the NBA proves that one man can make a difference in NBA Record Book.

Your Boston Celtics eventually won their last NBA Championship in 1986 defeating a young Houston Rockets of Hakeem Olajuwon and Ralph Samson in the NBA Finals.

[Fudge]

Originally Posted by Baller1986

ESPN and NBA.com made this BS Prediction again and last year they also did it Nash won by the way,

This guy's like a spotless dog. He roams around the net trying to find info on how he can knock on Nash and everybody else.





600+ posts of complete garbage too.

[Baller1986]

Originally Posted by Fudge

This guy's like a spotless dog. He roams around the net trying to find info on how he can knock on Nash and everybody else.





600+ posts of complete garbage too.

Nash is not the best player in the NBA Deal with it. History will just prove that a guy who has zero titles and zero final appearance is probably one of the best blunders in selecting this guy as an MVP Candidate.

All of your post are garbage by the way same as your attitude.

[dejordan]

Originally Posted by MaxFly

Jordan missed 64 games that season with a broken foot, and wasn't fully himself when he came back...

this is correct. jordan averaged very few minutes that season. in fact the pts per minute break down to:

jordan 86 - .90 pts per minute
kobe 06 - .77 pts per minute

none of which has any bearing on whether kobe can break jordan's record. he obviously can. he's at his peak at 28 yrs old where mike was only 22. jordan had to score against dennis johnson and a great celtics front line d. kobe has to score against raja bell and a half decent suns front line d. and the suns are the only team in the league who plays at the same pace as those old celts did. none of which should be used to diminish the numbers kobe may put up in this round. i just mention it to point out the likelihood of him absolutely wrecking 63 pts. i fully expect kobe to get around 70 in one of these games. he may actually break the record from highest average for a single playoff round (i think baylor has it now).

[Baller1986]

Originally Posted by dejordan

this is correct. jordan averaged very few minutes that season. in fact the pts per minute break down to:

jordan 86 - .90 pts per minute
kobe 06 - .77 pts per minute

none of which has any bearing on whether kobe can break jordan's record. he obviously can. he's at his peak at 28 yrs old where mike was only 22. jordan had to score against dennis johnson and a great celtics front line d. kobe has to score against raja bell and a half decent suns front line d. and the suns are the only team in the league who plays at the same pace as those old celts did. none of which should be used to diminish the numbers kobe may put up in this round. i just mention it to point out the likelihood of him absolutely wrecking 63 pts. i fully expect kobe to get around 70 in one of these games. he may actually break the record from highest average for a single playoff round (i think baylor has it now).

I think that among current NBA players Kobe Bryant has the greater chance to break Michael Jordan's NBA Playoff record. Kobe Bryant almost perfected Michael Jordan's jumpshoot and the defense of the Suns are not that good compare to the Legendary Celtics. Kobe can score againts the likeness of Raja Bell and company. Besides Phil Jackson will just give the greenlight for Kobe to score.

[JalenRawley]

Do I really need to point out that you're comparing Jordan's second year in the league with Kobe's what, 10th? 11th? Apples and oranges kiddies, apples and oranges.

[Baller1986]

Originally Posted by JalenRawley

Do I really need to point out that you're comparing Jordan's second year in the league with Kobe's what, 10th? 11th? Apples and oranges kiddies, apples and oranges.

I am not comparing it i just pointed out that Kobe is an elite NBA player who can score 65 or more points in the Playoffs. I cannot blame you guys you do not see the real deal about my post this is about shattering a 21 yrs.old record made by his Airness againts Larry Bird and his Celtics.:)

[Loki]

Kobe won't break 63 -- he only scores big against sub-.400 teams.

(cue "oh yeah, oh yeah!? What about Dallas last year! Huh? HUH? )


I think that Kobe, if he does score big in a game, will hover around 53-57 points. Not sure he will, though. I personally think he'll average around 31-33 ppg, 36 max. He'll shoot 46-47.5%.


Btw dejordan, Jerry West has the highest playoff series average with 46.2 ppg I believe. After that is Jordan with 45.2 ppg. Jordan actually had 4 playoff series averaging over 41 ppg, and 5 series over 40 ppg.

[dejordan]

Originally Posted by Loki

Btw dejordan, Jerry West has the highest playoff series average with 46.2 ppg I believe. After that is Jordan with 45.2 ppg. Jordan actually had 4 playoff series averaging over 41 ppg, and 5 series over 40 ppg.

damn! i thought it was baylor at like 43 followed by mike's 41 against phoenix. don't know where i got that in my head. maybe that's for a 7 game series? whatever. i might be ignorant, but i'm not ignorant enough to argue with you about stats.