Harden: I have 50 points in 2 consecutive games, Kobe: I have 4 consecutive games, he: Please give me a try

In the NBA arena, scoring 50+ points in multiple consecutive games is the peak display of players' scoring ability and competitive state. This feat not only tests the players' scoring methods and explosiveness, but also the ultimate challenge to physical fitness and game concentration. Next, let’s take a look at the superstars who have scored more than 50 in a row.

Iverson

Although Iverson is only 1.83 meters tall, he has the top scoring ability in history. In the 2004-05 season, Iverson scored 54 points against the Bucks and then scored 51 points in the showdown with the Jazz, a feat that made him the seventh player in NBA history to score more than 50 in two consecutive games.

Harden

Peak Harden is undoubtedly the best shooting guard in the league. Not only is he the top scorer in three consecutive scoring, but he also averaged an epic performance of 36.1 points per game in the 2018-19 season. In the Rockets' game against the Lakers, Harden scored 51 points and then contributed 51 points again in the game against the Clippers. He became the first player to play 50+ in two consecutive games since Kobe. However, the Rockets failed to win in both games, and Harden embarrassingly became the leader of the "empty group".

Jordan

The God of Basketball's scoring ability is unmatched in NBA history, and winning the scoring champion ten times is his best proof. In the 1986-87 season, Jordan played one of his best seasons in his career, averaging 37.1 points per game. During this period, he scored 50+ in three consecutive games, scoring 53 points, 50 points and 61 points respectively against the Pacers, Bucks and Hawks. Jordan's three-game 50+ performance demonstrated his unparalleled scoring ability and game dominance. He has a variety of scoring methods, whether it is a breakthrough layup, a mid-range shot or a three-point shooting, he can bring victory to the team at critical moments.

Kobe

Compared with Jordan, Kobe's scoring explosiveness is even better. In the 2006-07 season, Kobe played a 50+ feat in four consecutive games. In the Lakers' matches against the Trail Blazers, Timberwolves, Grizzlies and Hornets, Kobe contributed 65 points, 50 points, 60 points and 50 points respectively. It is worth mentioning that after scoring 43 points against the Warriors in the next game, "Kobe only scored 43 points" has become a famous meme.

Chamberlain

As a data harvester in NBA history, Chamberlain's scoring ability and game dominance were dimensional reduction strikes in that era. Not only did he set a record of 100 points in a single game, he also scored 50+ in seven consecutive games. This feat is almost impossible to break in modern basketball games. Chamberlain's physical fitness, scoring ability and game dominance made him the basketball overlord of that era. His seven consecutive games of 50+ are not only a reflection of his personal abilities, but also one of the most difficult records to surpass in NBA history.