Interesting read. Crazy concept. We shall see:
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well it all depends on kobe
Lets say he plays for another 10 years. Starting next season he’ll be 30, if he plays 810 games in the next 10 years, thats subtracting some injuries/suspensions. If he averages 25 ppg in the next 10 years, he’ll score 20,250 points. I don’t know if playoff points count, but if it does, he’ll probably play another 120 playoff games. If he steps up in the playoffs & averages 28 ppg in the playoffs, he’ll score 3360 points in the playoffs. He’ll score another 23610 points in the next 10 years. Since he currently has 20,883, so he’ll either score 41,133 points or 44,493 points in his career, beating Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s record of 38,387 either.
*I’m just guessing how many points & games he’s gonna play in the rest of his career.
plyoff points don’t count, but i think that after this season he will play another 12 or 13 years
08/09 2600
09/10 2500
10/11 2400
11/12 2300
12/13 2200
13/14 2100
14/15 2000
15/16 1900
16/17 1800
17/18 1700
18/19 1600
19/20 1500
He’ll probably break it, but have his record broken a few years later by Lebron.
Don’t listen to a word Hollinger says.
forget bron, he wont have a long career
his game is too based mainly on power, as soon as he will have a physical problem he wont be as dominant
exactly…
difference between a pure strength and athletic player
and a pure skill and fundamentals player