If Kobe Bryant wins another four consecutive championships, can the overall honor surpass Jordan?

If Kobe Bryant retires at present, his ranking should be very high in NBA history, under Jordan Abdul-Jabbar Russell, on par with Magic, slightly higher than Duncan and O'Neal, and higher than Big O (I personally think he is just a triple-double machine championship is too rare for one time, and when he leaves, his teammates have performed well before, but his all-round does not mean that he can make his teammates better) If Kobe Bryant wins another 1-2 championships, his ranking will be in the top three, If it is a three-time consecutive championship, it means that he will be ranked second if he wins next year; If they win the championship next year and the year after, then he and Jordan are the first according to your hobby, but if they still win the championship in 2013, then the first must be Kobe, which means that he has led the team to two consecutive championships Kobe Bryant ranks 4th or 5th

If three consecutive championships, Kobe Bryant ranks in the top three; If you win four championships in a row, it will be difficult for you to choose between him and Jordan, after all, Kobe Bryant will have 7 championships by then.

Conservative estimation of more than three FMVPs; If Kobe Bryant wins 5 consecutive championships, then Jordan can only be relegated to second place, so if Kobe wants to go to the next level, he must work hard in the next three years, have a 3-5 consecutive championship (including the second consecutive championships that have been achieved), and if he is not seriously injured, he will still play in the league for a year or two (like O'Neal) after this contract expires to score his total points.

Total assists. Total steals, total rebounds.

Total 3 points total. All of them have brushed to the top positions in NBA history.

Then his ranking will not be broken for a long time to come.

But I did the math once.

If Bryant wants to break Abdul-Jabbar's total.

It is necessary to maintain around 75 appearances for the next seven years.

And averaged about 23 points per game.

It's almost catching up with Kobe, although these things are the most important hardware facilities.

But you can still add some extra points.

Kobe's luck was that he started with a very great teammate, and he received an honor that no one else could have in his life! Kobe's misfortune was also that he started with a very great teammate. So that all the credit will be taken away by another great guy!

The landlord said: If Kobe Bryant is winning four championships, under this premise, Kobe's comprehensive honor will definitely surpass Jordan, because there are still four crowns, thinking that Kobe Bryant needs to play for at least four years, and at that time, his total score is estimated to exceed Jordan only a distance away from Malone, the total rebounds (in the guard) are estimated to be the first, the total steals are estimated to be the top three, the total assists are estimated to be the top 20, and the championship will be 9! FMVP estimates that there will be more than four!

There will be about three MVPs! The defensive team is estimated to reach the all-time high of more than 10 times, the best team will also exceed 10 times, and the All-Star Game MVP may get another one, you can think about it then!

If so, the Lord of the Rings, Russell, has nothing left to compare to in front of Kobe???

Jordan: What honors does Kobe Bryant not surpass? Didn't get it?

Kobe Bryant can't overtake Jordan because Kobe's basketball spirit is not as good as Jordan's. Jordan can give 100% or more of his effort for every opportunity. But Kobe Bryant didn't have that spirit.

Winning four more consecutive championships is 6 consecutive championships, for a total of 9 championships. If he wins the last 6 crowns, he will win the FMVP. Then I have to say it surpassed Jordan.

I thinkMichael Jordan andKobe BryantNone of them won the championship in a single coreAlthough it is undeniable that the two have made great efforts on the road to winning the championship in their respective teams, the two are not single-core champions.

Jordan's entire professional blocking career.

Six championships, two triple wins. First three-in-a-row championship to Kiritori: 90-91 season, Michael Jordan playoffs.

Split-board assist cap, Scottie Pippen.

Split-plate break-off cap. In the 91-92 season, Michael Jordan made a split board and a block in the playoffs, and Scottie Pippen made a split board and a block assist. In the 92-93 season, Michael Jordan made a playoff split board and Scottie Pippen made a split board and got a block out.

<> second triple championship: '95-96, Michael Jordan playoff split board assist cap, Scottie Pippen split board assist cap, Dennis Rodman.

Splitting. In the 96-97 season, Michael Jordan split the board and made a block in the playoffs, Scottie Pippen split the board and Denis Rodman made a block in the playoffs. In the 97-98 season, Michael Jordan made a playoff split board and a block assist, Scottie Pippen split a block and Dennis Rodman made a split board.

Summary of Jordan's victory

Two triple crowns, Jordan is the absolute core. But that doesn't mean he's a single-core champion. Because he has Pippen and Rodman in his team, they did their job in their position, and at the same time, they also gave their own effort on the way to the championship.

Kobe Bryant won five championships throughout his career, once with three in a row and one with two in a row. First triple crown: 99-00, Shaquille O'Neal.

In the playoffs, Kobe Bryant assists the cap. In the 00-01 season, Shaquie was a playoff pick-up and a block-up for Kobe Bryant. In the 01-02 season, Shaquille O'Neal made a split board and a block in the playoffs, and Kobe Bryant made a block and a block in the playoffs.

<> two-game winning streak: 08-09 season, Kobe Bryant split board assists and steals, Pau Gasol.

Playoff split-board assist-break caps. In the 09-10 season, Kobe Bryant split board assist cap, and Pau Gasol made a playoff split board block and blocked the cap.

Kobe Bryant's championship summary

In the first three-in-a-row championship, Kobe Bryant was not the number one star of this team, let alone won the championship alone. After the last two championships, there is an all-star player Gasol next to him, which remains at 19+10. Is this configuration single-core? Obviously not.

Combined with data analysis.

Whether it is Jordan or Kobe, none of their eleven championships have been won by them alone.

The above views are purely personal opinions, if there is any error, please correct it, thank you!

Jordan and Kobe Bryant didn't win the championship alone. Because they couldn't win the championship without the help of their teammates.

No. Because both of them need to ask for the cooperation of the team members, although their scores in the competition are very high, it is not the effort of one of them.

Not anymore. Because when they are playing, they have a lot of people around them to help them defend, so they have some cooperation with others.

It shouldn't have been asked how many times you have handed it over. Should ask how many seasons it has been handed in. Jordan retired on January 13, 1999 and returned on October 31, 2001, so they should have played in 1996 and 1999+2001 2002 these seasons.

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Bryant and Jordan have faced each other a total of 11 times.

1st: December 17, 1996, Chicago.

Jordan had 30 points, 9 rebounds and 3 assists.

Bryant 5 points, 0 rebounds, 1 assist.

2nd February 5, 1997 Los Angeles Machine.

Jordan had 7 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists.

Bryant Bryant 5 points, 3 rebounds, 0 assists.

3rd, December 17, 1997, Chicago.

Jordan had 36 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists.

Bryant had 33 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists.

4th February 1, 1998 Los Angeles Machinery.

Jordan had 31 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists.

Bryant had 18 points, 4 rebounds and 1 assist.

5th February 8, 1998 New York (All-Star) Jordan 23 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists.

Bryant had 18 points, 6 rebounds and 1 assist.

6th February 1, 2002 Philadelphia (All-Star) Jordan 8 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists.

Bryant had 31 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists.

7th February 12, 2002 Los Angeles Machine.

Jordan had 22 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists.

Bryant had 23 points, 11 rebounds and 15 assists.

8th April 2002 Washington.

Jordan had 2 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists.

Bryant had 14 points, 2 rebounds and 6 assists.

9th November 2002 Washington.

Jordan had 25 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists.

Bryant had 27 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists.

10th February 9, 2003 Atlanta (All-Star) Jordan 20 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists.

Bryant had 22 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists.

11th March 28, 2003 Los Angeles Machine.

Jordan had 23 points, 0 rebounds and 4 assists.

Bryant Bryant had 55 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists.

There were no regular games, and the so-called star game was played.

The All-Star Game is a more head-to-head matchup with 3 times.

I think there is still a possibility, this has to start with Superman's existing combination, if Kobe Bryant and him are swapped, then there will be three different combinations, then in Kobe Bryant is at his peak, he will need to lead the Bulls to win the championship It will take a lot of effort, but it will still be difficult to win three consecutive championships, because it will take a little time for the new combination to run in. If Kobe Bryant is given enough time, then it is very possible to win three consecutive championships, after all, Kobe Bryant will not retire three times in a row like Superman Jordan.

As mentioned earlier, if Kobe and Jordan are swapped, Kobe Bryant has a chance to win three consecutive championships, but this situation is limited to Kobe Bryant at his peak, if Kobe and O'Neal form a new combination, the chance will be greater, not to mention three consecutive championships, even if it is four consecutive championships or five consecutive championships, this is possible. Of course, it's not that Jordan is worse than Kobe, they are all excellent supermen, but Jordan is an upgraded version of Kobe, Jordan has stable and efficient offense on the field, and Kobe is also very good, but once exchanged, the chances of winning the championship may be slightly less.

If Kobe Bryant and Jordan are swapped, from Jordan's side, he will join hands with O'Neal and will start a more qualitative leap, with O'Neal joining, Jordan will be invincible. On the contrary, Kobe Bryant went to the Bulls, and once there is no support from O'Neal, a loyal partner and comrade-in-arms, it is still unknown whether Kobe Bryant can get the most room for growth or get three consecutive championships. After all, as a champion, he has an arrogant experience, coupled with a strong desire to win, which shows that he is good enough, after the exchange, he runs in with new teammates again, from his personal experience, everything is very difficult.

Kobe Bryant and Jordan, as world-class stars, are loved by countless fans, and they are both gods. It stands to reason that once they are swapped, it will be a different world, but after all, they both have different factors, Kobe's experience has the most profound impact on his career, and Jordan is a personality factor. The reason why Jordan was able to win three consecutive championships was that he went through a painful baptism to win the championship, and Kobe Bryant did not have the same experience as Jordan, so if they swapped identities, Kobe Bryant would not be able to win three consecutive championships anyway.

It's hard, to be honest. The physical confrontation and defensive intensity of the NBA in Jordan's era is incomparable now.

There is no possibility, Kobe Bryant can't train Pippen, and he can't stop Rodman.

It's harder! Kobe Bryant's stability is not as high as Jordan's, the action rate is low, and it takes a lot of power to start! Since there is no inside containment such as O'Neal, it will be a loss under that kind of defense!

Look at Kobe Bryant, with Gasol behind him and without Gasol is completely different! The key moments of the last 2 crowns were Fischer, Gasol and even Artest who threw a few unreasonable hand balloons!! Kobe Bryant's several strong offensive mistakes were saved by Gasol, and there were no brothers who withstood the Lakers at the last moment to win a woolen championship!

Then Kobe Bryant's playoff stats are not as good as ...... regular seasonTo sum up, there are opportunities, but it is difficult to !!

Unlikely. Jordan's shooting percentage and key ball handling ability are higher than Kobe. He is also willing to work hard with him to win games.

And Jordan, the wind sign, actually likes to share the ball, occasionally giving up an entire quarter of offense. Teammates can also play very well every time. And Kobe Bryant's shooting percentage is a little lower and he is not willing to share the ball.

If everyone has emotions, it is not easy to win the championship if they deliberately slack off. Let's just add a sister-in-law to be able to get along with him happily.

It's unlikely that Kobe's success is different from Jordan's success He came up step by step Kobe's paranoia made him unable to tolerate others who were lax He became paranoid and lost in paranoia Jordan was more tolerant Both are great.

The two triple championships are still more difficult, because Master Qiao's team cooperation is obviously stronger than that of Mamba.

Kobe Bryant's victory relied on his unremitting efforts, even if he swapped with Superman Jordan, he could get two triple championships, which was the result of his own efforts, not by who he exchanged with.