How many perimeter players can score 31ppg on 57%?

[TheMarkMadsen]

Is Adrian Dantley the only one?

Does this make him goat?

[SouBeachTalents]

Yes

[HomieWeMajor]

Statpadder supreme

[TheMarkMadsen]

Yes

Dantley did it for consecutive seasons :applause: :bowdown:

[Genaro]

Clearly the GOAT

[navy]

Yes.

[MellowYellow]

Did you see the defenders in the 80's?, he was obviously a good scorer but his stats were inflated.

[LAZERUSS]

One problem...

Dantley was NOT a perimeter scorer. He was a 6-5 210 POST-UP player. And certainly one of the greatest POST-UP players in NBA history.

http://www.championshipproductions.com/cgi-bin/champ/p/Basketball/Developing-the-Undersized-Post-Player_BD-04525.html

[Hey Yo]

One problem...

Dantley was NOT a perimeter scorer. He was a 6-5 210 POST-UP player. And certainly one of the greatest POST-UP players in NBA history.
That's why fans like the OP shouldn't talk about players they've never seen play.

[GODbe]

Only way to discredit the Kings numbers is to compare it to guys that dominated weak eras 25+ years ago :applause:

[NumberSix]

It means....... Nobody played defense.

[Roundball_Rock]

He ranged from 0.0 to 0.1 three point attempts per game, until his final season in the 90's when he took a whopping 0.3.

[LoneyROY7]

Couldn't even win playing with the Bad Boys. :lol

Mark Aguirre > Adrian Dantley.

[Cocaine80s]

pretty sure Lebron could do that

[TheMarkMadsen]

He ranged from 0.0 to 0.1 three point attempts per game, until his final season in the 90's when he took a whopping 0.3.

Ok?

So with that logic Magic Johnson isn't a perimeter player, neither is Tony Allen nor was Wade when he came into the league and last year also

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[Roundball_Rock]

The OP is a response to an earlier LeBron thread. LeBron shot 62%, not 57%, from two point range. He was at 57% because of three point attempts.

[TheMarkMadsen]

The OP is a response to an earlier LeBron thread. LeBron shot 62%, not 57%, from two point range.

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