It is too difficult to achieve 30+ points 50 times in a single season! Curry is 10 times behind, James is 1 time, Kobe is 56 times, and Harden is short.

Scoring 30+ points is not difficult for stars no matter what style of NBA game they play! As Jordan once said: 8 points in a single quarter is enough! What if you score at least 30 points in a single game 50 times in a single season?

Doncic, his score is enough to explode, right? Is it easy to score in today's NBA games? But so far in Doncic's career, he has only scored 50 30+ points in a single season once, specifically during the 23-24 season when he played for the Mavericks.

Therefore, it is undoubtedly too difficult to score 30+ points in 50 games in 82 games in a single NBA season! After all, players' attendance rate in the season can rarely reach 82 games, and stars basically play around 75 games, which further exacerbates the difficulty of such data.

Curry 40 games

Talking about Curry, fans will think of a very appropriate description, that is, "checking in in three quarters." This not only reduced his career total points but also allowed him to score 30+ points in a single season. So far, the most is only 40 games, so the gap of 50 times is still 10 times!

Of course, some fans have put forward a point of view during analysis, that is, Curry is relatively prone to injury. To ensure that the Warriors can win, keeping him from playing is equivalent to continuing his healthy state, which also needs to be taken into consideration.

James 49 games

James, who has played 22 seasons in his career, is already the NBA scoring leader, but in terms of scoring burst, he is far less stable. Of course, 30 points is not a high score, but the difficulty throughout the entire season has prevented James from completing 50 times.

In the 2005-06 season, James, who was still in the growth stage, scored 30+ points in a career-high 49 games in a single season, while Durant twice completed 30+ points in 47 games in a single season. Obviously, KD is limited to 30-point games in terms of attendance.

Tracy McGrady 51 games

13 points in 35 seconds, two-time scoring champion, Hall of Fame. The latter is only controversial because the weight of the former does not seem to be in line with the fans' views in theory. Of course, there is no doubt about McGrady's scoring ability.

The most 30+ points scored in a single season in his career was 51 times, which occurred during the 2002-03 season when he was playing for the Orlando Magic. At that time, even Kobe Bryant and Iverson in the same period needed to avoid McGrady's edge. In active service, Alexander also played 51 games the previous season.

Kobe Bryant played 56 games

From Peter Pan to the Black Mamba, his scoring ability continued to evolve, and his skills were like Jordan's. He scored 30+ points in up to 56 games in a single season. That year, Kobe scored a 21st century high of 81 points in a single game.

After Gasol came to the Lakers, Kobe actually restrained himself a lot on offense compared to before. This was to serve victory, just like he previously hoped to use his high scoring to win the game.

Harden 57 games

If the comparison of this data is limited to the 21st century that we are most familiar with, then Harden is currently the player with the highest score of 30+ games in a single season, reaching 57 times.

In the 18-19 season, he averaged 36.1 points per game, which was comparable to Jordan's, with consecutive 40+ points, 50+ triple-doubles, and 60+ triple-doubles. The final offensive pinnacle of the bearded career is hard to see now.