“Unveiling the Scoring Legends: Who Holds the Crown for Most Career Points in NBA History?”
Bryant’s best season came in the 2005-06 season when he totaled 2,832 points in 80 games, an average of 35.4 PPG.
5. Michael Jordan – 32,292 points
How can the player considered by many to be the greatest of all time only be fifth in this list? Well, mainly because he didn’t play as many games as anyone above him.
Jordan played 1,072 regular season games in his career, at least 274 games fewer than any of the four players to score more career points.
In an incredible career that included six NBA championships, six NBA MVP awards and five NBA Finals MVP awards, Jordan famously played the vast majority of his career with the Chicago Bulls before two years with the Washington Wizards after a brief comeback.
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