Michael Jordan's highest scoring game was 69 points in an overtime contest against the Cavaliers in 1990. His next highest was 64 in another overtime contest. His best in a regulation game was 61 in 1987. Wilt Chamberlain owns the record with 100 (that was in regulation) in 1962. By comparison, Kobe Bryant has 81, 62, and 61 point highs in three regulation games throughout his career.
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For his NBA career, Michael Jordan's regular season scoring average was 30.1 points per game (32292 points in 1072 games). His playoff scoring average was 33.4 points per game (5987 points in 179 games).
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Wilt Chamberlain holds more scoring records than Michael Jordan, most notably his legendary single-game scoring record of 100 points and his career scoring average of 30.1 points per game. Chamberlain also set various season scoring records, including averaging 50.4 points in a single season. While Jordan is renowned for his scoring prowess and has numerous accolades, including six NBA championships and five MVP awards, Chamberlain's scoring feats remain unmatched in many respects.
At least at the time, Michael Jordan's score of 6 points in the Washington Wizards loss to the Indiana Pacers on Thursday of December 27nd was his lowest scoring NBA game. By doing so he ended a league record streak of 866 consecutive games with double-digit scoring. In the next game two nights later he bounced right back with 51 points against the Charlotte Hornets.