I don't follow B-Ball, but...

[Chad]

Can you imagine the feeling this would give a guy. Not only mentally, but athletically you'd just have to feel unstoppable. I need to get more serious about my 30 minutes a month on the treadmill (new year's resolution). I missed February's workout and march aint lookin' good.

NEW YORK (Reuters) -
Kobe Bryant became just the fourth player in NBA history to score at least 50 points in three consecutive games in leading his LA Lakers to a 121-119 road win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Thursday.

Bryant went 20-for37 from the field and made 17 of his 18 free throws for his 60-point haul to join Michael Jordan, Wilt Chamberlain and former Laker Elgin Baylor in a select group of high-scoring specialists.

"It's really special and very humbling to be in the same company," Bryant told reporters after the game.

Bryant had 50 points against Minnesota on Sunday and dropped 65 points, the second highest total of his career, against Portland on March 16.

Jordan was the last player to score at least 50 points in three straight games during the 1986-87 season, with both Bryant and the former
Chicago Bulls great now having four 60-point games in their careers, tying them for the second in league history.

Chamberlain leads with 13.

[fishsplash]

Cool, I dont follow it much either, but thats definitely impressive. I watched the jordan era , and there's only a few players i've ever seen that compared to his level of talent. Bird, Julius, magic, all up there in level of skill