Jordan Glen School

Although the figures show that Michael Jordan is the greatest player of all time was the best score of the numbers, I found reasons and evidence to explain why I think Kobe is a better marker of MJ. We must first understand that Kobe Bryant was the first guard ever to make the jump from high school to the pros. Kevin Garnett from the evolution of high school players making the jump again, and now we had a shooting guard with a lot of hype to try to do. In high school, Kobe Bryant broke the record of Wilt Chamberlain's scoring in the State of Penn. I'm sure many of you are going "well it's school but that is still an amazing achievement. When Bryant came to the Lakers in 1996-1997, it came on a team already with three other stars. Shaq had just signed as a free agent. Nick Van Axel and Eddie Jones have both stars. Is it realistic to ask a player who just left high school to beat the team of stars in his own position? Now, if you deprive him of the coming years on the bench as a full-time mode, the average score is 28 points per game. Who would the third highest of all time. Yes, the whole two points under DOJ, but we'll get to the bottom of this. Did MJ ever play alongside a big center Shaquille O'Neal? Even MJ and Phil Jackson once went on record saying that if They have played alongside a great player like Shaq, too, play the percentages and also the reporter. So lets take away Shaq, Kobe already 28 points per game career. How much would you expect to mount Yes, he lost three of his four rings, but his ranking points per game would probably be at number one. After the departure of Shaq, Kobe has gone from zero to 60 pt games five years and is now the second all the time. He 38th No more than 40 pt games ever, and in just two years climbed to third parties. Finished 21th in 50 games pt and rose to third parties. This was only done in two years from 2005-2007. And do not forget, he also played alongside Glen Rice (another star at all), Karl Malone, Gary Payton, Pau Gasol, Lamar Odom and Andrew Bynum. All are Star caliber players. And it is helping to win championships, but also provides staff numbers, because of shooting attempts. Let's look and break its annual statistics. Only the points ....







His rookie season in 1996-1997, he averaged 7.7 points per game. Again, it was a rookie, barley got any minute, and three more all-star team. Not to mention a really deep team also with Elden Campbell and Derek Fisher.

His second year he averaged 15.4 points per game, always coming off the bench. This year Nick Van Axel, Kobe Bryant, Eddie Jones and Shaq were all named to the All-Star Game. And Kobe only 19 years, has averaged 15 points per game on the bench playing alongside three All Stars.

In its third year of his scoring average increased to 19.9 points per game. He did not become a starter until the middle of the season when Eddie Jones got traded. Keep in mind, this was a season's lockout.

In its fourth year, his first as a full-time starter, averaging Kobe rose to 22.5 points per game. And they won the championship this year. He was only 21 years while the average, and he had shaq and Glen Rice, two all-star team. They were known as the Big Three at the time.

5h year of his average score increased to 28.5. He was 22 at that age. MJ as a rookie 22 years and averaged 28 points per game. So if you compare the ages, Kobe was actually a better scorer, he just had much better teammates. Both Shaq and Kobe average 28, and this year. It was 0.5 higher than the goat at that age.

In its sixth year, he has averaged 25.2 points per game. He and Shaq led the Lakers to their third championship.

In its seventh season, he averaged 30 points per game. And at one point had 40 straight games 9 pt. After the stretch, Shaq complained of not having enough to touch.