Home Sports Mikal Bridges extends his incredible NBA Ironman streak and has now not missed a game for SIX SEASONS… but how far is he from the record?

Mikal Bridges extends his incredible NBA Ironman streak and has now not missed a game for SIX SEASONS… but how far is he from the record?

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Brooklyn Nets star Mikal Bridges has played in every game for six consecutive seasons.
  • Bridges has played in 472 consecutive games since being drafted in 2018.
  • But it is still very far from the record currently held by AC Green.
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Brooklyn Nets star Mikal Bridges continues his streak of most consecutive games played in the NBA.

Bridges has not missed a game in six seasons and has extended his streak of games played to 472.

That’s currently the longest active streak among NBA players, and Bridges has done it for multiple teams.

Bridges was selected 10th overall to the Philadelphia 76ers and was then immediately traded to the Phoenix Suns.

He has played in every game since then, even when he was traded to the Brooklyn Nets as part of the Kevin Durant trade.

Brooklyn Nets star Mikal Bridges has played in every game for six consecutive seasons.

Bridges currently has the longest streak of games played in the league with 472 in a row.

Bridges currently has the longest streak of games played in the league with 472 in a row.

While it is an impressive number, it is still far from the current record holder AC Green.

While it is an impressive number, it is still far from the current record holder AC Green.

While Bridges’ mark of 472 games is notable (and the current best mark in the league), it is still a long way from the record.

That is held by three-time NBA champion and former star of the Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns, Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat, AC Green.

Green’s record still stands at an impressive 1,192 games, the equivalent of 14.54 NBA seasons.

For Bridges to break Green’s record (excluding playoff games), he would have to play eight full seasons in the NBA plus an additional 65 games.

By then he would be 36 years old and would have played 15 seasons in the NBA.

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