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Bill Simmons once wrote a piece on the NBA’s 10 unbreakable record, and as the old saying goes “records were made to be broken”. One of those records, the Chicago Bulls 72-10 season, is likely to be broken by this year's Golden State Warriors, as for the rest, they are up for debate. Wilt’s 100 point game has stayed in tact, and the closest to the mark in recent memory was Kobe Bryant’s 81 point game. Averaging 50 points in a season seems to be near impossible, given that most players can’t eclipse 30 point per season and a 30 assist game could be done in by Rajon Rondo or Chris Paul.
Andre' Snellings is a Neural Engineer by day, and RotoWire's senior basketball columnist by night. He's a two-time winner of the Fantasy Basketball Writer of the Year award from the Fantasy Sports Writers Association. For MORE Andre, click on the links below:
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