Kobes 60 point games vs MJs 60 point games

[Raw Lyrics]

Jordan in the playoffs: 34.3 ppg, 48.1 fg %, 6.4 Rebounds, 5.7 assist

Kobe in the playoffs: 25.6 ppg, 44.8 fg %, 5.1 rebounds, 4.7 assist


Also, Jordan played in 179 playoff games and has more steals (376 to be exact) than Kobe who played in 220 playoff games (40 more games), yet only has 310 steals. Jordan also has more 50 point games in the playoffs than Kobe, despite playing 40 LESS games.





NBA All-time 50-Point Playoff games. Count how many times Jordan's name appears, then count how many time you see Kobe's name



63 Michael Jordan, Chicago at Boston 4/20/1986 (2OT)
61 Elgin Baylor, Los Angeles at Boston 4/14/1962
56 Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia vs. Syracuse 3/22/1962
56 Michael Jordan, Chicago at Miami 4/29/1992
56 Charles Barkley, Phoenix at Golden State 5/4/1994
55 Rick Barry, San Francisco vs. Philadelphia 4/18/1967
55 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland 5/1/1988
55 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Phoenix 6/16/1993
55 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Washington 4/27/1997
55 Allen Iverson, Philadelphia vs. New Orleans 4/20/2003
54 John Havlicek, Boston vs. Atlanta at Boston 4/1/1973
54 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. New York 5/31/1993
54 Allen Iverson, Philadelphia vs. Toronto 5/9/2001
53 Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia vs. Syracuse 3/14/1960
53 Jerry West, Los Angeles vs. Boston 4/23/1969
52 Jerry West, Los Angeles vs. Baltimore 4/5/1965
52 Allen Iverson, Philadelphia vs. Toronto 5/16/2001
51 Sam Jones, Boston at New York 3/28/1967
51 Eric Floyd, Golden State vs. LA Lakers 5/10/1987
50 Bob Cousy, Boston vs. Syracuse 3/21/1953 (4OT)
50 Bob Pettit, St Louis vs. Boston 4/12/1958
50 Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia 3/22/1960
50 Wilt Chamberlain, San Francisco vs. St Louis 4/10/1964
50 Billy Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. Milwaukee 4/1/1970
50 Bob McAdoo, Buffalo vs. Washington 4/18/1975
50 Dominique Wilkins, Atlanta vs. Detroit 4/19/1986
50 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland 4/28/1988
50 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland 5/5/1989 (OT)
50 Karl Malone, Utah vs. Seattle 4/22/2000
50 Vince Carter, Toronto vs. Philadelphia 5/11/2001
50 Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers vs. Phoenix 5/4/2006 (OT)
50 Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas vs. Phoenix 6/1/2006


IN CONCLUSION: Jordan was the better offensive player than Kobe, not only in the regular season, but in the playoffs where it's tougher to score. And Jordan, was a better player on the defensive end, in the regular season and playoffs, compared to Kobe. Kobe had a couple of better offensive outputs in a few regular season games...that's all. OVERALL THE NUMBERS DON'T EVEN fukkING COMPARE!!!!!

 

[THE MACHINE]

But to your point...Kobe does have the better 60 pt games

 

[dappadonna]

I didn't see the option for Gilbert Arenas' 60 on Kobe....


Arenas Scores 60: Washington Wizards Franchise Record - YouTube

 

[Raw Lyrics]

But to your point...Kobe does have the better 60 pt games

Yea, in the middle of december, when teams don't give a fukk as much as in the playoffs. Kobe hit 50 once when the chips are on the line.

 

[THE MACHINE]

Jordan in the playoffs: 34.3 ppg, 48.1 fg %, 6.4 Rebounds, 5.7 assist

Kobe in the playoffs: 25.6 ppg, 44.8 fg %, 5.1 rebounds, 4.7 assist


Also, Jordan played in 179 playoff games and has more steals (376 to be exact) than Kobe who played in 220 playoff games (40 more games), yet only has 310 steals. Jordan also has more 50 point games in the playoffs than Kobe, despite playing 40 LESS games.






NBA All-time 50-Point Playoff games. Count how many times Jordan's name appears, then count how many time you see Kobe's name



63 Michael Jordan, Chicago at Boston 4/20/1986 (2OT)
61 Elgin Baylor, Los Angeles at Boston 4/14/1962
56 Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia vs. Syracuse 3/22/1962
56 Michael Jordan, Chicago at Miami 4/29/1992
56 Charles Barkley, Phoenix at Golden State 5/4/1994
55 Rick Barry, San Francisco vs. Philadelphia 4/18/1967
55 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland 5/1/1988
55 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Phoenix 6/16/1993
55 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Washington 4/27/1997
55 Allen Iverson, Philadelphia vs. New Orleans 4/20/2003
54 John Havlicek, Boston vs. Atlanta at Boston 4/1/1973
54 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. New York 5/31/1993
54 Allen Iverson, Philadelphia vs. Toronto 5/9/2001
53 Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia vs. Syracuse 3/14/1960
53 Jerry West, Los Angeles vs. Boston 4/23/1969
52 Jerry West, Los Angeles vs. Baltimore 4/5/1965
52 Allen Iverson, Philadelphia vs. Toronto 5/16/2001
51 Sam Jones, Boston at New York 3/28/1967
51 Eric Floyd, Golden State vs. LA Lakers 5/10/1987
50 Bob Cousy, Boston vs. Syracuse 3/21/1953 (4OT)
50 Bob Pettit, St Louis vs. Boston 4/12/1958
50 Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia 3/22/1960
50 Wilt Chamberlain, San Francisco vs. St Louis 4/10/1964
50 Billy Cunningham, Philadelphia vs. Milwaukee 4/1/1970
50 Bob McAdoo, Buffalo vs. Washington 4/18/1975
50 Dominique Wilkins, Atlanta vs. Detroit 4/19/1986
50 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland 4/28/1988
50 Michael Jordan, Chicago vs. Cleveland 5/5/1989 (OT)
50 Karl Malone, Utah vs. Seattle 4/22/2000
50 Vince Carter, Toronto vs. Philadelphia 5/11/2001
50 Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers vs. Phoenix 5/4/2006 (OT)
50 Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas vs. Phoenix 6/1/2006


IN CONCLUSION: Jordan was the better offensive player than Kobe, not only in the regular season, but in the playoffs where it's tougher to score. And Jordan, was a better player on the defensive end, in the regular season and playoffs, compared to Kobe. Kobe had a couple of better offensive outputs in a few regular season games...that's all. OVERALL THE NUMBERS DON'T EVEN fukkING COMPARE!!!!!

at Mike delivering that 50 pt venom to 6 different playoff franchises over an 11 year span..and taking a couple years off to let The Dream get a little shine

 

[Raw Lyrics]

at Mike delivering that 50 pt venom to 6 different playoff franchises over an 11 year span..and taking a couple years off to let The Dream get a little shine

Miami had Glen Rice and Steve Smith, both 6'7 (when your dropping 50 in the playoffs, every forward and guard checks you throughout the game)

Phoenix had Dan Marle and Cedric Ceballos both 6'6 and 6'7 respectively.

Washington had Calbert Cheaney at 6'7 checking MJ

Cleveland had Craig Ehlo and Ron Harper both 6'6

Just dispelling the myth that he dropped 50 on short white guys. Do the knowledge!

 

[William Bassington]

Lol @ Jordan stans verging off topic once again...nobody asked what this nikka did in the playoffs...

 

[THE MACHINE]

And check at the 1:50 mark when the announcer says "I'm surprised they're leaving Kobe on him"

Hibachi had them beggin for mercy

 

[IGSaint12]

lol at people bringing in arenas . You jordan stans need arenas now?

 

[Raw Lyrics]

Lol @ Jordan stans verging off topic once again...nobody asked what this nikka did in the playoffs...

GTFOH !!!!! You talking about in the zone...and you wanna focus on a regular season game against the RAPTORS?!!!!! Obviously...Kobe isn't as explosive as Jordan was in the playoffs and REGULAR SEASON AS WELL.

Kobe top regular season scoring average over an 82 GAME SEASON:
35.4 PPG




Jordan's top regular season scoring average over an 82 game season:
37.1 PPG


Meaning, Jordan was on average more explosive scoring-wise than Kobe...even when you comparing best regular season scoring-out puts.

Go make like the the hoe in your AVI and kill yourself.

 

[THE MACHINE]

Lol @ Jordan stans verging off topic once again...nobody asked what this nikka did in the playoffs...

The thread title and poll asks two different questions. It had me too. But if you look at what the poll is asking, then playoff scoring is fair game and MJ prevails again. It was a valiant effort though.

 

[Raw Lyrics]

Lol @ Jordan stans verging off topic once again...nobody asked what this nikka did in the playoffs...

# of Regular seasons Kobe averaged over 30 ppg:

2




# of Regular seasons Jordan averaged over 30 ppg:

7 (and came within 4/10th of a point of 8 scoring seasons over 30 ppg - 29.6)

and he took off a couple seasons for good measure.

 

[Jesus]

Lord, forgive them for they know not what they do.

 

[Raw Lyrics]

The thread title and poll asks two different questions. It had me too. But if you look at what the poll is asking, then playoff scoring is fair game and MJ prevails again. It was a valiant effort though.

You know what it is, Kobe lovers, wanna pick spots where they can make arguments over Jordan....they have tunnel vision, so they pick obscure argument that fit their cause. Instead of looking at the entire picture...Kobe doesn't measure up....at all. Regular season or otherwise. George Gervin, Elgin Baylor, David Robinson, all had better individual scoring outputs in a REGULAR SEASON GAME than Jordan, that does not make them better players than Jordan.

 

[SquirtleSwag]

I didn't see the option for Gilbert Arenas' 60 on Kobe....


Arenas Scores 60: Washington Wizards Franchise Record - YouTube

that was my point gawd

why'd he have to get injured and go crazy