The NBA is a gathering place for basketball geniuses, and as we all know, the NBA only has 60 rookies from the draft every year, and most of the 60 rookie players can't play in the NBA for several years, which is enough to prove that the competition in this league is too fierce! At the same time, due to the competitive relationship, the NBA will also have superstars, they take the top salary, become the team boss, and even become the façade of the league. These superstars will also give birth to many records that are difficult to break, and below, the author will take stock of the top ten records that are difficult to break.
10th place: Chamberlain 100 points
In the Warriors' 1962 game against the Knicks, Chamberlain scored 100 points on 36-of-63 shooting in a single game. To this day, Chamberlain's single-game record of 100 points has not been broken, and the closest record to Chamberlain is Kobe Bryant's 81 points, however, it has been 16 years. The author feels that there was no three-point line in that era, and Chamberlain's inside machine was simply too buggy, and if he lived in the small ball era, Chamberlain would definitely be more buggy. Perhaps, the only person who can break the single game record of 100 points is himself!
Ninth place: Bernard King Christmas Battle with 60 points
In the 1984 Christmas War, Bernard King scored a career-high 60 points on 19-of-30 shooting against the Nets. Unfortunately, in that game, Bernard King's Knicks lost the game 114-120. You know, the highest score of Chamberlain's Christmas war is only 59 points, the popular star Maddy, who we are familiar with, has only 45 points, and KD only has 44 points. Although not well known to fans, Bernard King's scoring ability is outstanding, averaging 22.5 points per game in his career, being named an All-Star four times, and successfully inducting into the Hall of Fame. The author feels that if he plays in the small ball era, Bernard King will definitely be a KD-level player!
Eighth place: Curry scored 402 three-pointers in a single season
The 2015-2016 season was a season that belonged to Curry and a season that belonged to the Golden State Warriors. Curry shot 402 three-pointers in a single season, making just 886 shots and shooting a terrifying 45 percent. Curry played an epic performance this season, averaging 30.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game to get a full-vote MVP, becoming the only full-vote MVP in NBA history. Curry's Warriors set a record of 73 wins and 9 losses, breaking the best record in history of 72 wins and 10 losses set by Jordan 95-96. But unfortunately, due to the overdraft of the regular season, the Finals Warriors suffered an injury and lost the championship of the year in a 3-1 situation!
Seventh place: Bryant retired with 60 points
On the last day of the 2015-2016 season, the Warriors certainly created a record of 73 wins and 9 losses, but that day belonged to Kobe! Kobe Bryant slashed 60 points on 22-of-50 shooting against the Jazz, setting a new retirement scoring record. You know, Pierce retired 0 points, 0 rebounds and 0 assists, O'Neal 0 points, 0 rebounds and 0 assists, The Magician only has 8 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, and Iverson only has 13 points, 1 rebound and 3 assists, which is enough to see the magic of Kobe. The author feels that if it were not for that Achilles tendon injury, Kobe Bryant would have been able to fight for 2 more years, and Kobe Would have created more records!
Sixth place: Clay scored 37 points in the quarter
In a regular season game in the 2014-2015 season, the Warriors played against the Kings, and Klay scored 37 points in the third quarter on 13-of-13 shooting, setting a new single-quarter scoring record. The closest person to Clay's record was Love's 34 points in a single quarter, followed by a single quarter of 33 points for Melon and The Iceman. The author feels that Clay's record is already difficult to break, it needs excellent scoring explosiveness, and it needs to have absolute ball and shooting rights. A team with 37 points in a single quarter is not an easy task, not to mention a person with 37 points in a single quarter, which can only be said that Clay's game is hanging!
Fifth place: Westbrook has 42 triple-doubles in a single season
In the 16-17 season, Wei Shao won the regular season MVP with 42 triple-doubles in a single season, and won the regular season MVP with the sixth record in the West. The main reason is that this record is too buggy, and the closest is only oscar Robertson's 61-62 season record of 41 triple-doubles in a single season. I think it will be difficult for later generations to break this record, after all, there are only 82 regular season games, and it is simply too difficult to create a triple-double in two games! The author feels that the reason for creating this achievement is definitely because of KD's departure, and Wei Shao wants to prove himself. Therefore, this season, Wei Shao is like holding his breath!
Fourth place: Harden 60+ triple-doubles in a single game
In the 2017-2018 season, Harden, who was still playing for the Rockets at the time, had 60 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists on 19-of-30 shooting against the Magic. Becoming the only player in the NBA to get a 60+ triple-double, the author feels that getting 60 points is already a very difficult thing, let alone getting a triple-double. If there are people coming, I think there is hope for players such as Doncic and Morant! Today's Harden is very far away from Harden at that time, the physical state is not a level, and also has to play the role of the organization, so Harden is very difficult to get 30+ triple-doubles!
Third place: Rose's youngest MVP
In the 2010-2011 season, Rose, who was only in the third grade and 22 years old, won the MVP and led the Bulls to a record of 62 wins and 20 losses in the East. You know, that year the Heat formed the big three, and all three of them were at their peak! This is enough to prove the strength of Peak Rose, or rather, healthy Rose! If Rose hadn't suffered an injury, perhaps, Rose would have set an even more amazing record! Today's Rose has become a floor flow player, which makes people sigh, if Rose has always been in good health, he may have won the championship a long time ago! Perhaps, James' biggest enemy is not the Pacers, but Rose's bulls, and James will have one less championship!
Second place: Jordan 10 leading scorers
Jordan won 6 championships in his career, and what is even more surprising is that Jordan won 10 scoring championships. The closest jordan scorer was Chamberlain's 7 leading scorers, and later KD and Iverson's 4 leading scorers. Jordan's 15 seasons in his career, excluding two seasons with the Wizards, excluding one season with a comeback in 94-95, and excluding a season with 85-86 reimbursement, Jordan has won the scoring championship 10 times in 11 seasons, which is enough to show Jordan's scoring ability! Some people say that Jordan was deRozan at best in the small ball era, which I think is too outrageous! In the current defense, Jordan's average of 50+ per game in a single season may be no problem!
First place: GDP together 663 matches
From the first game of the 02-03 season against the Lakers to the final game of the 15-16 season against the Thunder, the Spurs combined played 663 regular season games together, winning 540 of them. The three have also created the combination that has played the most games together in history, and I think it may be difficult for the current business league to break this record of playing together! Some people pursue championships, some people pursue higher salaries, and some people pursue brother basketball. So, it's almost impossible to put it in now! Looking back on their careers at GDP, they have fought with Peak OK, battled with peak Heat Big Three, fought with Peak Nowitzki, and fought with Thunder Three. Perhaps, it will be many years to wait for the next GDP era!