The news that Kobe died in an air crash made many people feel sad. So far, many fans still can't accept this fact. He is the king of kings, the idol among idols, and the brilliance he created is beyond others' replication. Looking back on Kobe's career, he has created many records that no one has broken so far. Let's take a look at the five most difficult records of Kobe's career. It is no exaggeration to say that all these records are historical.

Five records of Kobe Bryant.

Kobe is not a talented player, but he knows that hard work can make up for his mistakes. With his continuous efforts, he finally created his own basketball era. He has won numerous personal honors, and he has been recognized by people with practical actions. /kloc-was selected as an all-star at the age of 0/9, becoming the youngest all-star in NBA history. This record he set has not been broken so far.

As the trump card of the team, Kobe led the team to win the championship trophy, and he also left many wonderful moments on the court. The game against the Raptors in 2006 has been impressive so far. Kobe's 8 1 point per game is surprising enough. It can be said that it is more difficult to break this record than to ascend to heaven. In addition to this record, Kobe scored 62 points in three games in 2005.

For most NBA stars, it is absolutely impossible to score 50 points in four consecutive games, but Kobe did it. In 2006, Kobe scored 65 points, 50 points, 60 points and 50 points respectively in the first four games. It is naturally very difficult to break Kobe's record.

Kobe also had a wonderful performance in the retirement game. In this last game, he ended his NBA career with 60 points, and Kobe's performance in the retirement game became one of the five most difficult records in his career.