Kobe Bryant's departure is now a pain for many NBA fans, but his spirit has affected many people. He has a 20-year career with the Lakers, which was a low point and also witnessed the team's highlights, and he set many records in his 20-year career. However, the juniors are still very fierce, and many of his records have been broken. But today's 5 records, it is not difficult to break, but can not be broken at all, today let's take a look at these 5 miracles.
81 points in a single game
To tell the truth, Kobe Bryant's 81 points are much higher than Chamberlain's 100 points. He was behind the team in a situation where it was entirely a personal harvest game to complete the reversal. Don't look at Booker's 70 points, it's obviously brushed out, and every extra point of 70 points is extremely difficult. Kobe Bryant's 81 points is the highest score in the modern NBA, and it is not a big idea to break it.
50+ for 4 consecutive games
Don't look at the small ball era now, 50 points is still not difficult. Physical exertion, defensive intensity, and hand-feeling continuation are all factors that affect whether you can score 50 points. Many stars have done 50+ once or twice in their lives, and Bryant did 4 consecutive 50+ games in 2007, and he conquered the entire league with offense.
62 points in three quarters
62 points in the third quarter is estimated that some people can do it now, but Bryant's 62 points are different, he has 62 points in the third quarter, and the lone ranger as an opponent is only 61 points. That year the Lone Ranger was the league's first record, Nowitzki was still the MVP, Kobe Bryant had to rub such a strong team on the ground, facing the Kobe Lone Ranger The whole team was helpless.
Retired to the war for 60 points
It's too hard to retire from the war for 60 points because it's a high score that is only possible with pure respect. Kobe Bryant's 60 points, that is the historical status and alliance influence, the opponent gave enough face, this is only 60 points. These 60 points admit that there is a suspicion of brushing, but only Kobe Bryant has this privilege. Others' retirement battles are bland, while Kobe Bryant is a shock to the past.
Youngest All-Star starter
All-Stardom is definitely an honor, and you have to be popular enough for fans to vote to vote for you. Then if you want to have high popularity, your strength must be excellent, and the two complement each other. Bryant started for the first All-Star, but at 19 years and 170 days, a record that has a lot to do with the fact that he was a high school student playing in the NBA. Unless high school students resume playing in the NBA in the future, this record will not be broken.