Unlimited firing rights you think everyone has, even if it is the head of many fish belly teams, they can not open fire indefinitely. If you want to fire infinitely, first of all, you must have such offensive ability, and you can lead the team to win while scoring high scores, if you just lose, it can only be a "data brush". In the 75-year history of the NBA, 5 people can open fire every infinite game, and we can know who these 5 gods are today.
Chamberlain was really soft on every pitch, and it was always the case at its peak. He averaged 39.5 shots per game in 1962, which is hard to imagine, of course he averaged 50.4 points per game that year. Chamberlain has made more than 30 shots in 5 seasons in his career, a unique one in history. He set a lot of records, the most well-known in a single game with 100 points. He is also 4 MVP, 2 championships, enough honors and hardcore, so Chamberlain can shoot at will.
Iverson is a super scorer, he can't stop trying to score, and in this small-ball era he averaged 35 points per game very easily. During his time at the 76ers, he was always firing indefinitely, averaging 27.8 shots per game in the 2002 season. Originally Iverson's physical strength is unlimited, he has this ability, during this period is also 4 times to win the scoring king, but also in the finals to win the peak "OK" combination. Don't look at Iverson at 1.83 meters, which is the top in the history of the offensive end.
Bryant was just O'Neal's little brother at first, but after the "OK" breakup, he ushered in a turnaround. At that time, the team was still in a difficult period, and Kobe Bryant carried the team forward alone. With 81 points in a single game and 2 scoring champions, he has been attacking league number one for at least 5 years. It is said that he loves to play iron, but he did not see his pulling power on the offensive end, without Kobe's crazy shot, the Lakers are even more difficult to win. The retirement war is even more explosive 60 points, which is unique in history, if you don't let Kobe Bryant shoot, it is a waste.
Throughout his 19-year career, James has been able to fire indefinitely except for his rookie season. His unlimited firing power was also very efficient, and he shot close to 50% of his entire career. It is because he can fire infinitely, he can be all kinds of youngest mr. Ten Thousand, and now surpassing Abdul-Jabbar is a foregone conclusion, if everything goes well next season, the score will break 40,000 points, there is no unlimited right to fire, there will be no such record.
In the end, of course, jordan, even in the retirement season, he is infinitely open. Jordan averaged 30 points per game in his career, and he almost took half of the team's points. While he gets high scores, he can also lead the team to win, and 2 consecutive triple crowns are the embodiment of strength. He's proficient in all offense, really doesn't have any shortcomings, and if it weren't for his willful retirement, he would most likely be the all-time scoring champion.