Kobe's scoring average since the year shaq left is

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Man, its crazy when u think about how many years MJJ had at over 26ppg.

When u think about Wilt, and the fact that he had a season at 50ppg and a bunch over 35ppg, his his scoring must have took a major drop to end up at 30ppg for his career. I ain't looked it up, but its an interesting thing to think about.

With nikkas like Kareem and Malone, they pretty much stayed around 26-28ppg for a long ass time, unlike Wilt and MJ who had seasons over 35ppg with a gradual decrease over time. MJ's 30ppg for his career will probably last longer than any other NBA record. It's pretty much untouchable.
 

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Man, its crazy when u think about how many years MJJ had at over 26ppg.

When u think about Wilt, and the fact that he had a season at 50ppg and a bunch over 35ppg, his his scoring must have took a major drop to end up at 30ppg for his career. I ain't looked it up, but its an interesting thing to think about.

With nikkas like Kareem and Malone, they pretty much stayed around 26-28ppg for a long ass time, unlike Wilt and MJ who had seasons over 35ppg with a gradual decrease over time. MJ's 30ppg for his career will probably last longer than any other NBA record. It's pretty much untouchable.
Pretty much untouchable. Came out swinging for the Gates
 

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Pretty much untouchable. Came out swinging for the Gates
The 28ppg as a rook is still :whew:. Closest since then was Iverson and he was only at 24ppg on a much lower %. Since MJ, I think only AI, Brand, Duncan, Durant, Melo, Bron, Evans, and Griffin averaged 20 as a rook. And all of them were in the low 20's. U gotta start your career at at least 25ppg to be able to average 30 for your career.
 
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