What's better, MJ's 63 points(the playoff record) or Wilts 100 points(the regular season record)?

Question

MJ's 63 or Wilt's 100:

They're both a number 1 record in the NBA. One is the highest scoring game in the REGULAR SEASON & the other is the highest scoring game in the PLAYOFFS. For you guys who didn't know, they seperate the playoffs from the regular season. So both are a record for the highest scoring game.
My pick is MJ's, because it was in the playoffs against a potentail dynasty team that won championships......and it's alot tougher to score in the playoffs because teams tend to play MUCH HARDED defense in the playoffs. Everyones fighting for there dream.

To Raynrock 2 & Kiran V,
are you guys psychics? How you know who's record is gonna to be broken first?.. and that's not the way to judge what's better, because both records holds til this day. No one knows the future so it's hard to say which one would be broken first.....and both records we haven't ever seen before. We never seen another 100 points in the regular season & we never seen 63 in the playoffs.

Answer 1

mj's he earned his, the average center for the seasons wilt was in it was about 6-9

Answer 2

Are you kidding me, I'd say Wilt Chamberlin easy. Correct me if I'm wrong but, because I'm not positive but pretty sure, but didn't Wilt score 100 when they were only counting in 1's and 2's. Which means he had half the points to work with. And even if they were counting in 2's and 3's... ITS FREAKING 100 POINTS. And the guy who said "well there wasn't any video proof of it...", what the hell is that suppossed to mean "Well there isn't any video of the American Revolution so I don't think it happened". "Well there wasn't any video of the Civil War so I doubt it happened". I mean they only had pictures of Wilt showing a hundred sign right after that game, I"m sure they just thought it would be fun to trick people on that. That must have been the stupidest thing I've ever heard. 63 points have been done many times before, maybe not in the playoffs but its been done, 100 points have never been done. Kobe was the closest man and he was about 20 points off, 10 two pointers, 7 threes, and people were going crazy about that. Like one kid said, 63 points will be beaten 100 won't, case closed.

Answer 3

You just love talking about MJ's 63 points, don't ya? lol


Yes, he played an awesome game against the best team in history. But the sad truth is that he lost the game. He would have won it at the end of the first overtime, had he made an uncontested jumper with 2 seconds left, but he missed ( "the BIG STAGE" )

Wilt's 100 point game is, by far, the better of the two. Elgin Baylor, the man who's record MJ broke, did it without 2 overtimes.

Kobe Bryant, who is now in second place, would have had to play another whole quarter of basketball to reach 100 points. That record will probably never be broken.

Answer 4

Wilt Chamberlain's 100 Points In A Game Is Nearly Unstoppable

Answer 5

MJ's 63. When Wilt scored 100 points they didn't play defense.

Answer 6

MJ for sure. He did it against one of the greatest teams of all time. There is no video evidence that Wilt even scored 100.

Answer 7

Wilt played the Knickerbockers so MJ But still 100 it's actually a tie to me

Answer 8

Wilt's 100 points.

Answer 9

Wilt's 100 point game

Answer 10

that's a greater physically powerful checklist (screw in demand) Elgin Baylor's sixty one factors against the Celtics (Finals checklist) or Michael Jordan's sixty 3 factors against the Celtics (Playoff checklist)? The Celtics gained the two sequence.