In the ever-evolving sports world, milestones are etched in history, celebrated, and sometimes even debated. While icons like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant are widely regarded as two of the greatest offensive talents in NBA history, there is one legend of the game even they couldn’t match. Former Boston Celtics star Kevin Garnett added his thoughts on this legendary NBA figure who left an indelible impact on the basketball world. As fans around the world rejoice with a great docuseries dedicated to this 2x champion, KG’s insights add to the intrigue.

Let’s dive into the post Religion of Sports shared and also check out Kevin Garnett’s thoughts on the legend.

Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant’s legendary outings fall short of 2x NBA champion’s monumental feat

‘Goliath‘, a captivating three-part docuseries produced by Showtime, unravels the life and career of the iconic Wilt Chamberlain. The journey begins at Chamberlain’s roots in Philadelphia’s Overbrook High School, traces his NBA career punctuated by unbreakable records, and culminates with his legacy.

A new clip on Instagram showcases KG reflecting on the monumental influence of Wilt. Moreover, Garnett also thinks that Wilt’s scorning ability set the precedent for all great scorers after him. “It’s like the ceiling,” he claimed. As KG delves into Chamberlain’s legacy, he takes a bold stance that raises eyebrows.

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He further says, “You know, Kobe hitting 81, MJ hitting 69… big scoring outlets are always, always an exciting thing. Scoring the ball is probably one of the most hardest things to do in the league. So for Wilt to set that precedent to be at 100 is remarkable.”

Chamberlain’s unparalleled achievement shows how good he was on the NBA court. He acknowledges the talent and ability of all the high-scorers. However, Wilt’s herculean effort holds a special place in his heart.

Kevin Garnett’s tribute to a legendary NBA milestone

Garnett also shared the post on his Instagram story. He eloquently expressed how Chamberlain’s impact reverberates through the fabric of today’s basketball landscape. He says, “The fact that he transcended and got into movies, he got into different things, television, production, and he was very smart.”

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From his towering presence on the court to his multifaceted talents, Chamberlain’s legacy is one of trailblazing excellence. KG also adds how he felt when he met Wilt for the first time. He added how he helped him ease his nervousness.

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