Kobe Bryant scored more points because he had more shots and didn t have a high shooting percentage,

Jordan is truly a legend in basketball history.

But Kobe Bryant can't compare to him.

Agree with the upstairs, bs those who ask Jordan or Kobe who is stronger and this kind of question, really layman....In fact, scoring does not show the greatness of a player, it is the key to lead the team to victory, we seem to have become accustomed to watching Kobe Bryant score 40 and the team still loses, so he is looking for strong new teammates!

Agree with the upstairs upstairs.

Better than your hit rate, right?

The younger brother is not talented, although he did not make his basketball debut, but I personally think: Jordan is indeed a legend in basketball history, but we can't deify him ......

Without Jordan, the Bulls could have won and made the playoffs; But the Lakers without Kobe Bryant will definitely not be able to do it.

Here's the truth: Kobe Bryant is good.

I think Jordan has the temperament of a leader, but Kobe Bryant can't do it, Kobe Bryant is too lonely.

I think their skills are similar.

Jordan's greatness also includes the strength of the Bulls team, but Kobe Bryant has no choice, and he can't make fewer shots.

One thing I want to remind you is that the defense of 10 years ago is not comparable to what it is now. And now you look at the group of people who defend Kobe, how dark it is. At that time, Jordan was admired by others after 3 championships, including many referees, who knew Jordan's rule, and many players took the initiative to defend Jordan just because they wanted to get close to him.

And Kobe Bryant is not liked by players and referees, so...

P.S. I'm a Jordan fan, just to be fair.

Yes, let's be objective. The confrontation now can't be said together with 10 years ago. Nor can it be compared.

Didn't Jordan shoot much?

He shot 28-of-46 from the field, shot 7-of-13 from three-point range, shot 18 from the free-throw line, shot 90% from the free-throw line

He scored 81 points on 28-of-46 shooting, that is.

Speaking of Kobe, many fans are no strangers. After all, he is known as a man with 6 billion followers in the world. He is one of the greatest players in history and is considered the closest man to God.

Bryant entered the 1996 draft and was eventually selected by the Hornets with the 13th pick in the first round before being traded to the Lakers, after which he had a 20-year Laker career. He was selected to the All-Star team 18 times, won the All-Star MVP 4 times, won the championship 5 times, won the FMVP 2 times, won the NBA Team of the Year 15 times, won the NBA Defensive Team of the Year 12 times, the regular season MVP and many more in his career. But if there's one of Kobe's greatest seasons, it has to be 2005-2006.

This season, he has done so many miracles.

The 2005-06 season was a turning point in Kobe's basketball career. Despite previous disagreements with Kobe, Phil Jackson chose to return to coach the Lakers, and Kobe agreed. Various performances proved that they had a good second match and led the Lakers back to the playoffs.

Bryant's personal scoring stats were also the best season of his career. He played in 80 games, all starts, averaging 41 minutes per game, scoring points, rebounds, assists and steals.

In the Lakers' game against the Dallas Mavericks on December 20, 2005, Bryant scored 62 points in the first three quarters (he didn't play in the fourth quarter). His 62 points were even higher than the Mavericks' 61. Since the introduction of the 24-second timer, Bryant was the first player to do so.

On January 22, 2006, Bryant scored a career-high 81 points against the Toronto Raptors. Bryant's 81 points per game is the second-highest in NBA history, behind Chamberlain's 100-point-per-game miracle in 1962. That same month, Bryant became the first player since 1964 to score more than 45 points in four consecutive games, and the third player after Chamberlain and Baylor to score more than 45 points.

Throughout January, Bryant averaged points per game, ranking eighth in NBA history, and first in personal monthly scoring except for Chamberlain.

In addition, the Lakers have a 45-37 regular season record this season, 11 more wins than last season. In the 2005-06 season, Bryant hit 28 career shots and seven steals and scored a career-high 50 points in the playoffs. Arguably, the 2005-2006 season was the most brilliant season of Kobe Bryant's career, bringing him one step closer to God after that, and it was also the season with the best combination of technique and body.

This season also created many nights of his own. So what do you think of Kobe Bryant's ranking in league history?

Yes, higher than this score is only Chamberlain's 100 points, such a score can already be called the ceiling, belonging to the top individual performance.

At present, it is indeed difficult for anyone to surpass. But Kobe's single-game 81 points is not the highest, the highest is Chamberlain's single-game 100-point record, maybe 81 points are still expected to be surpassed, but 100 points in a single game should be no one can surpass.

I think Kobe Bryant, who scored 81 points, is indeed the ceiling of the NBA's personal scoring record, his strength is very strong, he has a lot of fans, I like him very much.

There are quite a few great scorers in the NBA, and their scoring ability is extremely good, and when it comes to all-time scorers in NBA history, one person has to be mentioned, and that person is Kobe Bryant. Kobe Bryant's career average of 25 points per game is not particularly high, but why can it be called a super scorer?

Kobe bryant.

He was the thirteenth rookie selected by the Lakers that year, and a large part of his success came from his hard work. It can be said that Kobe Bryant is the most diligent player among the superstars in the entire NBA history, and he has never been lazy throughout his career, which has also allowed him to achieve considerable achievements, and in Kobe's entire career, he has won countless honors and won the league's scoring champion many times.

became the Most Valuable Player of the regular season and won the title of championship, and Kobe Bryant at his peak was also an inexplicable existence. Especially after O'Neal left, Kobe Bryant alone became the absolute core of the Lakers, and in recent years, Kobe has also reached the peak of his career, he has basically won all the honors in the league season, and has also led the team to win championships many times, proving himself.

Kobe Bryant has also won the title of the league's scoring champion many times in recent years, although Kobe Bryant has played a little poisoned in recent seasons, and the shooting rate is not quite high. But even so, there are still many fans who like him, because it is true that during that period, no one in the Lakers team was able to stand up and score, and only Kobe Bryant could bear the burden of the team's scoring!

Kobe Bryant averaged only 25 points per game in his career, but that was only because he lowered his scoring in the first two seasons of his career, and at the end of his career, he was affected by injuries that caused his scoring average to drop a bit. And the reason why Kobe Bryant's shooting percentage is not high is that the defensive treatment he receives on the court is far from being comparable to other stars, so even so, although Kobe Bryant's long-term average scoring is only 25 points, and the shooting rate is not high, he is still considered by many fans to be a historical scorer.

He scored more than 50 points in a single game, second only to Jordan. Kobe Bryant's career has scored more than 50 points in a single game in league history, second only to Jordan, and he also scored 81 points in a single game.

Just by virtue of Kobe Bryant's 81 points and average points per game in a single season, it can be said that he is a super scorer.

Because Kobe Bryant faced more defensive pressure, often several people blocked, and his key shot rate was very high, often staged stunners.

Kobe Bryant's shooting percentage is not high, but he has a strong ability to score explosively at critical moments. You can take away the game in one wave.

Kobe Bryant is called a super scorer in two aspects, the first is that Kobe's skills are very comprehensive, that is, he has a wealth of scoring means, and the second is that he can finish the game at critical moments.

Because there are few people who can average 25 points per game in their careers, they are qualified to become super scorers when they get this data.

Because his scoring efficiency is relatively high, there are many high-scoring performances, and he even scored 81 points in a single game.