Bron's stats are misleading and need some context

[SexSymbol]

1)He's being guarded 1x1 in all games besides G4 where he went 20 points on 22 shots (anybody who watches these games can confirm this). MJ, Kobe, AI, anybody really, would dominate against this joke of a defense on superstar.
2)He's still shooting below 40 percent while taking a shitload of shots, it's not like his dominating
3)He does nothing in the clutch, just like in G5, when in last five minutes, when the game was decided, he did nothing.
4)His assists are obviously just like they've always been, drive and kick to a shooter with a few seconds left, but it's still something
5)His rebounding is pretty good, but mainly defensive, he takes a lot of open rebounds.
6)His defense has been complete shit, absolutely non-existant.

[warriorfan]

most objective fans realize the points you made

stans turning a blind eye tho

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

There's literally a topic on this a few threads down. C'mon son

:kobe:

[Ne 1]

Simply put, LeBron is dominating the ball in these Finals more than anyone has ever.

He's at 41.3 USG%. That's higher than even Allen Iverson throughout the 2001 playoffs. (36.8)

[SexSymbol]

Simply put, LeBron is dominating the ball in these Finals more than anyone has ever.

He's at 41.3 USG%. That's higher than even Allen Iverson throughout the 2001 playoffs. (36.8)
He's playing selfishly in order to hide that he chokes in pretty much every end of every game in this series.
His teammates are better that he's allowing them to be.

[warriorfan]

Simply put, LeBron is dominating the ball in these Finals more than anyone has ever.

He's at 41.3 USG%. That's higher than even Allen Iverson throughout the 2001 playoffs. (36.8)

When you take into account the context of Jame's high usage rate, low FG%, and GS's defensive gameplan then LeBron's stats start making a lot more sense.

[nba_55]

When you take into account the context of Jame's high usage rate, low FG%, and GS's defensive gameplan then LeBron's stats start making a lot more sense.

meltdownnnnn :oldlol: :oldlol: :oldlol:

[SexSymbol]

meltdownnnnn :oldlol: :oldlol: :oldlol:
Stupid post by a stupid poster. You can't debunk anything we've said.

[Levity]

before sundays game, wasnt he averaging only 4 points in the 4th quarter throughout his complete finals career.

good golly, miss molly.

[riseagainst]

lebron james is the best player of all time.
Just deal wit it.

:pimp:

[nba_55]

Stupid post by a stupid poster. You can't debunk anything we've said.

there's nothing to debunk. You made statements with no proof, show me proof then we can talk.

[3ball]

Simply put, LeBron is dominating the ball in these Finals more than anyone has ever.

He's at 41.3 USG%. That's higher than even Allen Iverson throughout the 2001 playoffs. (36.8)


Usage has nothing to do with dominating the ball - usage is literally a measure of how many shots you attempt + turnovers.. The higher usage you have, the harder it is to maintain efficiency, or points per 100 posesssions (offensive rating, ORtg).. This is from the creator of usage:


"In a later chapter of Basketball on Paper, Oliver emphasized that Offensive Ratings shouldn't be viewed in a vacuum. Introducing a concept he called "Skill Curves", he acknowledged that a player's ORtg needed to be judged in conjunction with his Usage Rate, a measure of how big a role the player fills in his team's offense. The bigger the role, the more difficult it is to maintain a high ORtg; the smaller the role, the easier it is to be highly efficient. Because of this, Oliver stressed that a player's ORtg should primarily be compared to those of other players in a similar role."

(the above quote is in footnotes at bottom of this basketbal-reference.com page: http://www.basketball-reference.com/about/ratings.html


MJ has the highest career usage in the regular season (33.3%) and playoffs (35.6%), with a 118 ORtg.. His career high usage in the playoffs was 38.0% in 1993, with a 119 ORtg.. MJ has the highest usage + offensive rating ever.. He was simply able to maintain his efficiency despite an increasing offensive burden.

Lebron's usage is 37.6% this playoffs, which is far higher than his career average usage of 32.1%.. His unusually high usage explains his unusually low 105 ORtg and overall efficiency.. Unlike MJ, Lebron simply can't maintain a high FG% while undertaking such a high shooting volume and scoring load.

[nba_55]

Let's add some interesting fact to this thread: Jordan 1-9 without Pippen.

[TheMan]

Let's add some interesting fact to this thread: Jordan 1-9 without Pippen.
Sodium levels off the charts...

Can't refute anything posted so uses the retard LeStan slogan...gotta give you some props though, you still show up as that 2/6 is coming while your fellow Bran stans like dubeta and Silk have gone AWOL :oldlol:

[diamenz]

Sodium levels off the charts...

Can't refute anything posted so uses the retard LeStan slogan...gotta give you some props though, you still show up as that 2/6 is coming while your fellow Bran stans like dubeta and Silk have gone AWOL :oldlol:

gotta give him props for that... but he'll be gone or posting under his alt livinglegend crying about facts in no time.