No player has come close to scoring 100 points in a single game. Kobe got to 81—but with modern defenses and team-oriented play, Wilt’s record is likely untouchable.
An entire season averaging 50+ points? Insane. Not even modern scoring machines like Jordan, Kobe, or Harden could sniff it.
In the modern era of player movement and parity, winning 11 titles with one team is next to impossible.
Stockton’s longevity, consistency, and health over two decades helped him set records that no current player is even close to reaching.
Today’s pace of play and shooting styles make it unlikely anyone will ever grab 55 boards in one game again.
LeBron did the unthinkable—but maintaining that kind of scoring pace for 20+ seasons is something only a once-in-a-generation player can do.
There are only 48 minutes in a regulation game. Wilt played every minute, including OT games—and averaged more than 48 minutes per game. That’s not just unbreakable—it’s unreal.