To me, LeBron hitting that record actually shows how incredibly good Jordan is (not taking anything away from LeBron, he is still incredible). Jordan did it with 450 fewer games played. Assuming they play all 82 games, that's still almost 5 and a half seasons more that LeBron needed to tie Jordan's record. Also factoring in the ease of scoring and type of defense being played / allowed for the two different eras... Jordan was really one of a kind.

I won't say never, and with the way the young guys are growing up shooting 3's, I think it's more likely than not that we will have even more good shooters going forward. Also, the danger of Steph does not only lie in his shooting; he can drive, he can pass, he has a great handle, he can definitely shoot, and his off ball movement is insane! I would say Steph is more dangerous off ball than with the ball. So I think there definitely will be pure shooters that shoot as well or even better than Steph, but someone with a full package like Steph will probably not appear for quite some time.