Oldest to score 25 pts in ten straight games (They wont like it)!

[ELITEpower23]

Previous record held by Jordan.

New record holder:


https://i.postimg.cc/8zvXKgZj/hi-res-a93364d2cfd911abe7244004f2d6e6b1-crop-exact.jpg

[Axe]

That king kong built like a toyota

[RRR3]

Whether you like LeBron or not, you’ve gotta admit his longevity is impressive. He first became a superstar in the 2004-05 season. He’s still a superstar in 2022.

[Spurs m8]

*they won't care

I don't know why you think these things matter lol
They don't prove anything...they're just random stats

They're also in a league hit by covid..playing against depleted teams and guys who don't even play in the league lol

[HylianNightmare]

With such a streak he surely must've surpassed the previous record holders ring count? Especially playing with multiple superstars throughout his prestigious career?

[RRR3]

sob sob sob wahhhh :cry:
Devastated.

[beasted]

Are these threads you make supposed to support the idea that LeBron is a better scorer than Jordan?

That seems like an impossible argument to make. Or is this instead supposed to be saying the gap in their scoring is not as big as people think it is?

[TheGoatest]

Are these threads you make supposed to support the idea that LeBron is a better scorer than Jordan?


He most certainly has better scoring book-ends than Jordan. At the age of 19-20 LeBron averaged 27.2 in the NBA. At that age Jordan averaged 20 ppg in college.

And now at the age of 37 he is averaging the exact same 28.7 ppg Jordan averaged at the age of 35. Except LeBron is doing it in a couple of minutes less played per game and on a significantly higher shooting percentage.

That's only the scoring though. If we count overall offensive game (scoring + passing) and overall game in general, LeBron is clearly better. :applause: :rockon:

[HylianNightmare]

Devastated.

Not one, not 2, not 3

[ELITEpower23]

With such a streak he surely must've surpassed the previous record holders ring count? Especially playing with multiple superstars throughout his prestigious career?

Shambles :oldlol:

[RRR3]

Shambles :oldlol:
Bron has him all riled up :lol

[HylianNightmare]

Not 3, not 4, not 5

[Baller789]

He most certainly has better scoring book-ends than Jordan. At the age of 19-20 LeBron averaged 27.2 in the NBA. At that age Jordan averaged 20 ppg in college.

And now at the age of 37 he is averaging the exact same 28.7 ppg Jordan averaged at the age of 35. Except LeBron is doing it in a couple of minutes less played per game and on a significantly higher shooting percentage.

That's only the scoring though. If we count overall offensive game (scoring + passing) and overall game in general, LeBron is clearly better. :applause: :rockon:

So Lebron is better because he's only playing one side of the game. Brilliant!

[ImKobe]

He is the oldest to have such a streak but the ESPN tweet isn't completely true.

MJ did it for 12 straight Playoff games at age 35 in '98. Kobe did it for 16 straight games in his 17th season (10 straight 30+ in that stretch) at age 34.

[Axe]

He is the oldest to have such a streak but the ESPN tweet isn't completely true.

MJ did it for 12 straight Playoff games at age 35 in '98. Kobe did it for 16 straight games in his 17th season (10 straight 30+ in that stretch) at age 34.
They're waiting for you here

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?500807-How-come-LeBron-has-no-problem-playing-Center-but-AD-is-reluctant

[ImKobe]

They're waiting for you here

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?500807-How-come-LeBron-has-no-problem-playing-Center-but-AD-is-reluctant

If you knew anything about the Lakers, you'd know that AD's played the 5 this year for a huge chunk of his minutes. He gained a lot of weight to play the 5 and he'll play that position when it matters as he has for the majority of his games this season, at least in 2nd halves. Lakers can get away with Lebron at the 5 against certain match-ups where opponents don't have anyone physical at that position but it's not going to win them anything in the long run, though they'll definitely use that in some PO scenarios where AD might be resting.

[Axe]

If you knew anything about the Lakers, you'd know that AD's played the 5 this year for a huge chunk of his minutes. He gained a lot of weight to play the 5 and he'll play that position when it matters as he has for the majority of his games this season, at least in 2nd halves. Lakers can get away with Lebron at the 5 against certain match-ups where opponents don't have anyone physical at that position but it's not going to win them anything in the long run, though they'll definitely use that in some PO scenarios where AD might be resting.
:cheers:

[TheCorporation]

Not 3, not 4, not 5

Yep, it was ten games :lol

[beasted]

He most certainly has better scoring book-ends than Jordan. At the age of 19-20 LeBron averaged 27.2 in the NBA. At that age Jordan averaged 20 ppg in college.

And now at the age of 37 he is averaging the exact same 28.7 ppg Jordan averaged at the age of 35. Except LeBron is doing it in a couple of minutes less played per game and on a significantly higher shooting percentage.

That's only the scoring though. If we count overall offensive game (scoring + passing) and overall game in general, LeBron is clearly better. :applause: :rockon:

Seems like you skirted the question but that's fine.

[MadDog]

A week ago you LeBron fans celebrated his 30 point streak (that fell short to Jordan's 30 point streak). Now its 25 points? I understand though lol. When compared to Jordan the bar gets lowered.

[Spurs m8]

A week ago you LeBron fans celebrated his 30 point streak (that fell short to Jordan's 30 point streak). Now its 25 points? I understand though lol. When compared to Jordan the bar gets lowered.

Lately they been celebrating beating the literal worst teams in the league.....

The bar is LOW

[Baller789]

Lately they been celebrating beating the literal worst teams in the league.....

The bar is LOW

Bronstans

Stats>>>>>>wins

[Im so nba'd out]

Dey know
Dey know
Dey know


https://youtu.be/n7LScGr2O8g
https://c.tenor.com/PEShxCJdlEIAAAAC/shawty-lo-dey-know.gif

[Spurs m8]

Bronstans

Stats>>>>>>wins

Oh yeah, they been celebrating losing to lottery teams too

[HylianNightmare]

Yep, it was ten games :lol
That's almost as many superstar teammates as he's played with

[ELITEpower23]

Dey know
Dey know
Dey know


https://youtu.be/n7LScGr2O8g
https://c.tenor.com/PEShxCJdlEIAAAAC/shawty-lo-dey-know.gif

Dey

Know

:dancin

[Full Court]

He most certainly has better scoring book-ends than Jordan. At the age of 19-20 LeBron averaged 27.2 in the NBA. At that age Jordan averaged 20 ppg in college.

And now at the age of 37 he is averaging the exact same 28.7 ppg Jordan averaged at the age of 35. Except LeBron is doing it in a couple of minutes less played per game and on a significantly higher shooting percentage.

That's only the scoring though. If we count overall offensive game (scoring + passing) and overall game in general, LeBron is clearly better. :applause: :rockon:

Hahahahahahaha.

Now this clown has to compare Lebum's career with Jordan's COLLEGE years. They just keep reaching further.

Waiting for the incoming "Meltdown" comeback that they use when they have no reply.