Which records do you think CANNOT ever be broken?

[franchise3]

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

Originally Posted by wildKYcat

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

NBA:
- Wilt Chamberlain 100 points in one game 20,000

^^in a game you nincompoop

He meant women.

 

[nycknicks105]

^^i know...i read the book too

 

[you big dummy]

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

Originally Posted by wildKYcat

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

NBA:
- Wilt Chamberlain 100 points in one game 20,000

^^in a game you nincompoop

20,000 victims

 

[inine5]

that 20,000 is funny every time.....

here are records that cannot be broken....

NHL, Wayne Gretzky: 2857 Career Points

1. Wayne Gretzky 2857
2. Mark Messier 1887
3. Gordie Howe 1850

NBA, Boston Celtics: 8 Straight NBA Championships

1. Boston Celtics (8 Straight)
2. Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers, Minneapolis Lakers (3 Straight)
3. Detroit Pistons, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, Minneapolis Lakers (2 Straight)

NFL, Buffalo Bills: 4 Straight Superbowl appearances without winning (the Broncos and Vikings have gone 2 straight without winning)

MLB, Highest Scoring Baseball Game: Chicago 26, Philadelphia 23 (August 25, 1922)

MLB, Joe DiMaggio 56

 

[jeuce]

2 pages and no one said Cal Ripken Jr. ?? 2632 consecutive games?!

 

[noblekane]

1. Boston Celtics (8 Straight)



MJ and the bulls would have tied that had his father not died....

Jordan is seriously the greatest...

 

[throwmonkey]

Rickey Henderson's 1406 steals seems pretty safe. He's 468 ahead of second all time. 468 career steals would be 42nd all time. .Juan Pierre'sthe closest active player under age 40 and he's still 1003 away. 138 in a season seems pretty safe also.

 

[dmbrhs]

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

^^Lebron might get there one day if he stays healthy and never gets any help

Grant Hill came close in 95-96: 20.2 PPG 9.8 RPG 6.9 ASP

Larry Bird came closer than that in many seasons.

 

[coolnificent]

Originally Posted by wildKYcat

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

NBA:
- Wilt Chamberlain 100 points in one game 20,000

 

[nycknicks105]

Originally Posted by dmbrhs

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

^^Lebron might get there one day if he stays healthy and never gets any help

Grant Hill came close in 95-96: 20.2 PPG 9.8 RPG 6.9 ASP

Larry Bird came closer than that in many seasons.

yeah but Larry had people to give the ball to. Who did Grant have?

 

[dmbrhs]

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

Originally Posted by dmbrhs

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

^^Lebron might get there one day if he stays healthy and never gets any help

Grant Hill came close in 95-96: 20.2 PPG 9.8 RPG 6.9 ASP

Larry Bird came closer than that in many seasons.

yeah but Larry had people to give the ball to. Who did Grant have?

So we can discount all of Jordan's, Magic's, etc.'s achievements because they had hall of famers around them.

 

[theprofessorofpugilism]

Originally Posted by throwmonkey

Rickey Henderson's 1406 steals seems pretty safe. He's 468 ahead of second all time. 468 career steals would be 42nd all time. .Juan Pierre's the closest active player under age 40 and he's still 1003 away. 138 in a season seems pretty safe also.

What i was coming in to say. Rickey was just insane. Fav ballplayer ever and Top 3 Left Fielder of All-Time behind Bonds and Ted Williams. I don'tthink anyone's ever touching all his quotables either.

 

[xtapolapacetl]

John Stockton's assist total. He has 50% more assists than the #2.

 

[emil23j]

Wilts 61-62 season. there is no way anyone is averaging 50.4 points and 25.7 rebounds for an entire season.

 

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[darthska]

nycknicks105:

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Lebron might get there one day if he stays healthy and never gets any help

Grant Hill came close in 95-96: 20.2 PPG 9.8 RPG 6.9 ASP

dmbrhs:

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Larry Bird came closer than that in many seasons.

nycknicks105:

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yeah but Larry had people to give the ball to. Who did Grant have?


Wait, wait, wait... I thought the original point made by dmbrhs was simply that Larry had came closea number of times.

This is why it's so hard for debates to go anywhere online; people just change topics and add extra stuff to the debate instead of staying on point.

Person A: "LeBron might average a triple double.
Person B: "Grant Hill almost did, too."
Person C: "Larry Bird almost did, too."
Person B: "Yeah, but Larry had people to pass to."

That has nothing to do with nothing.

They're not going to put inthe record books that one guy's record is better than the other guy's because the first guy had better teammates.

The original debate there was whether or not people could average a trip-dub,not whether or not people could do it with average, below-average, or above-average teammates.

 

[abeautifulhaze]

Originally Posted by miamin2

averaging a triple double for the length of an entire nba season

I can see LeBron doing that during his career.....

07-08: PPG APG RPG
30.0 7.2 7.9

Hes almost there. Don't see why that would be out of his grasp...

 

[johnnyredstorm]

Originally Posted by 23ska909red02

nycknicks105:

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Lebron might get there one day if he stays healthy and never gets any help

Grant Hill came close in 95-96: 20.2 PPG 9.8 RPG 6.9 ASP

dmbrhs:

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Larry Bird came closer than that in many seasons.

nycknicks105:

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yeah but Larry had people to give the ball to. Who did Grant have?

Wait, wait, wait... I thought the original point made by dmbrhs was simply that Larry had came close a number of times.

This is why it's so hard for debates to go anywhere online; people just change topics and add extra stuff to the debate instead of staying on point.

Person A: "LeBron might average a triple double.
Person B: "Grant Hill almost did, too."
Person C: "Larry Bird almost did, too."
Person B: "Yeah, but Larry had people to pass to."

That has nothing to do with nothing.

They're not going to put in the record books that one guy's record is better than the other guy's because the first guy had better teammates.

The original debate there was whether or not people could average a trip-dub, not whether or not people could do it with average, below-average, or above-average teammates.


You have to believe if Grant had better teammates to pass the ball too, he would average an assist or 2 more thus pushing him a lot closer to tripledouble.

 

[kdwallace]

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

^^?

92 US Olympic basketball team.

I know a lot of you don't care but I can't see anyone else winning 7 Tours de France - I didn't think it would happen in the modern era but itdefinitely won't happen again - especially 7 in a row.

 

[nycknicks105]

Originally Posted by dmbrhs

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

Originally Posted by dmbrhs

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

^^Lebron might get there one day if he stays healthy and never gets any help

Grant Hill came close in 95-96: 20.2 PPG 9.8 RPG 6.9 ASP

Larry Bird came closer than that in many seasons.

yeah but Larry had people to give the ball to. Who did Grant have?

So we can discount all of Jordan's, Magic's, etc.'s achievements because they had hall of famers around them.

im not sayign we shouldn't discount them, your putting words in my mouth. I'm just saying its more impressive because he didn't have thesupport Larry had.

Originally Posted by kdwallace

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

^^?

92 US Olympic basketball team.

I know a lot of you don't care but I can't see anyone else winning 7 Tours de France - I didn't think it would happen in the modern era but it definitely won't happen again - especially 7 in a row.

I was thinking that also

 

[xtapolapacetl]

Originally Posted by nycknicks105

would need to rush for 2,000 yds for the next 4 seasons to beat it.

Or average 1541 yards over the next 5 seasons (the amount he said he will play). I don't think LT will break Emmitt's record, although it's notcompletely impossible that he will. Anyway, this thread is about records that cannot ever be broken, and you seriously think that Emmitt's rushing yardtotal is untouchable. Two CURRENT players will come close to it, and it's not unthinkable that one of them will beat it, which he probably won't, butthere is no doubt that there will be running backs in the next couple of decades who will have a good chance of beating it. If Adrian Peterson avoids seriousinjury, he will have a shot at it. Emmitt's record is not completely out of reach.

Jerry Rice's receiving yard total? Now that's damn near impossible.

 

[nycknicks105]

^^In this day and age in the NFL...its getting very easy to get hurt.

 

[addictedtofreshkicks]

92 goals in a season.

 

[39478]

Barry Sanders

He set college football season records with 2,628 yards rushing, 3,249 total yards, 234 points, 39 touchdowns, of which 37 were rushing (also a record), 5 consecutive 200 yard games, scored at least 2 touchdowns in 11 consecutive games, and 9 times he scored at least 3 touchdowns. Sanders also ran for 222 yards and scored 5 touchdowns in his three quarters of action in the Holiday Bowl - a game that was not included with his season statistics.[sup][2][/sup] Sanders won the Heisman Trophy as the season's most outstanding player. - Wikipedia

Nobody is going to touch those numbers. Dude was afreak.

Barry Sanders college records are

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[carlos tevez]

Emmitt Smith's rushing record is very vulnerable.

Cal Ripken's consecutive games record will never ever be broken. The amount of luck you need to play in that many games in a row is insane.

Although it's not the record, I dont think anyone will pass Kobe's 81 point mark.