*Another record soon to be broken by LeBron James.Pretty much the youngest [insert achievement here] is going to eventually go to LeBron. ha
It's too bad that LeBron was a starter and already his team's franchise player when he first came into the league.It's also too bad (for MJ) that both he and Kobe entered the league that young.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BCB @ Mar 5 2006, 01:38 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Do you think Kobe will touch 30,000 points?</div>Well...let's do it this way. Kobe is on pace to having a 2,800-point season this year...assuming he maintains his average of 35 PPG. From where he's at now (16k) to 30k, you're talking 14,000 points.I'll say that Kobe has 8 years left in the tank. That leaves him at 36 when he retires. For the next 8 seasons, he'll need to average a total of 22 PPG, and this is assuming he plays 82 games each season...yet, missing a few each year <u>won't</u> budge that number a bit. Kobe may have just reached his prime, but the scary thing is, we really don't even know that yet. As much as someone can argue that he has, I can say he could improve in his shot selection, which results in more points.30,000? Not impossible.
Lebron will most likely break it bar injuries.And i think kobe can touch 30,000, his conditiong is good enough for him to play for another 8 to 9 years.
