NBA All-time Scoring Leaders: Top 10 regular season scorers in NBA history

#4 Michael Jordan

Even after all these years, MJ's name is still synonymous with Basketball all around the world

Michael Jeffrey Jordan stretched the boundaries of the sport to its limits, achieving inhuman feats and creating unthinkable records on a nightly basis. When he started his career at the Chicago Bulls in the 1984-85 season as a rookie, Nobody in their wildest dreams would have thought that the kid would go on to win 6 NBA Championships, become a 5-time NBA regular season MVP and be named an All-Star 14 times in his career.

Jordan has his #23 jersey retired by the Chicago Bulls, owing to the fact that he hoarded 32,292 points and averaged 30.1 points per game (highest in the history of the NBA) before retiring in 2003 at the age of 40.

The list of awards and honours this man has accumulated during the length of his career is endless. Many regard him as the 'Best Player to ever play the game of basketball'.