There are too many NBA records, but some are too hard to break. Some people even say that it is more difficult to break some records than to surpass Jordan. Surpassing Jordan is almost impossible, so which records are nearly impossible to break? Xiaobian today's 5 records are like this, if someone really breaks, it also proves that there may be someone who surpassed Jordan!
Chamberlain – 100 points
Kobe Bryant's 81 points are amazing, and Chamberlain's 100 points are not to be said. These 100 points are the dividends of the times, but this is the record officially recognized by the NBA, that is, the single-game scoring record. The highest 70 points in the active game are all brushed by Booker, and the future breaking kobe 81 points is enough, and 100 points can only be achieved in the game.
Jordan – 10-time scoring champion
The probability of this being broken is also low, look at the current service at most Durant 4 times, the future surpassing Durant 4 times is difficult, not to mention Jordan 10 times. This requires a long peak, enough dominance, and an uninjured physique, which is too demanding for players. It is Jordan who has achieved such a miracle that he can be called the "god of basketball".
Abdul-Jabbar – 6 MVPs
1 MVP is firmly inducted into the Hall of Fame, and the more you get, the higher your historical status. The most MVP in active duty is James 4, and there will be no more in the future, you can see how invincible Abdul-Jabbar has 6. As strong as Jordan is only 5, Jabbar really ruled for an era. 6 MVPs means dominating the league for at least 10 years, and such players are not yet visible in active service.
James – 7631 points in the playoffs
It's a shame that James didn't make the playoffs this season, but as the playoff scoring champion, he really can't be surpassed. Even if he doesn't make the playoffs before retiring, his 7631 points are the first. He was followed by a 6,000-point break, followed by Jordan's 5,987. The closest active duty station is Durant with 4454 points, and the difference is as big as you can see.
Russell – 11 overall champions
Championships don't mean much to role players, but for superstars, it's the key to elevating their historical status. 11 championships, that is a phenomenon of performance, Russell also ate the era dividend. Add to that a bunch of Hall of Fame teammates who completely dominated the '60s.