MJ's Stats in Each Playoff Series Against Top 5 Ranked Defenses

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[B][SIZE="3"]Listed in Chronological Order:[/SIZE][/B]


MIL 1985 1st Rd (59-23, #2 ranked defense.. 29.3 pts.. 5.8 rebs.. 8.6 assists.. 56.5% TS.. 43.6% FG)

BOS 1986 1st Rd (67-15, #1 ranked defense.. 43.7.. 6.3.. 5.7.. 58.4% TS.. 50.5% FG)

CLE 1988 1st Rd (42-40, #5 ranked defense... 45.2.. 5.4.. 4.8.. 63.2% TS.. 55.9% FG)

DET 1988 2nd Rd (54-28, #2-ranked defense... 27.8.. 8.8.. 4.6.. 54.9% TS.. 49.1% FG)

CLE 1989 1st Rd (57-25, #2 ranked defense... 40.0.. 6.0.. 8.1.. 59.8% TS.. 51.8% FG)

DET 1989 ECF (62-30, #3 ranked defense... 30.0.. 5.5.. 6.5.. 59.8% TS.. 46.0% FG)

DET 1990 ECF (62-20, #2 ranked defense... 32.1.. 7.1.. 6.3.. 56.6% TS.. 46.7% FG)

DET 1991 ECF (52-30, #4 ranked defense.. 29.8.. 5.3.. 7.0.. 64.6% TS.. 53.5% FG)

LAL 1991 Finals (58-24, #5 ranked defense... 31.2.. 6.6.. 11.4.. 61.2% TS.. 55.2% FG)

POR 1992 Finals (57-25, #3 ranked defense.. 35.8.. 4.8.. 6.5.. 61.7% TS.. 52.6% FG)

NYK 1992 ECF (51-31, #2 ranked defense.. 31.3.. 5.7.. 4.3.. 53.3% TS.. 47.7% FG)

NYK 1993 ECF (60-22, #1 ranked defense.. 32.2.. 6.2.. 7.0.. 52.2% TS.. 40.4% FG)


[B]BASEBALL (AA Outfielder):[/B] .202 BA.. 436 AB.. 88 H.. 3 HR.. 46 R.. 51 RBI


NYK 1996 ECF (47-35.. #4 ranked defense.. 36.0.. 4.8.. 4.4.. 53.4% TS.. 44.2% FG)

SEA 1996 Finals (64-18.. #2 ranked defense.. 27.3.. 5.3.. 4.2.. 53.8% TS.. 41.5% FG)

ATL 1997 2nd Rd (56-26.. #3 ranked defense.. 26.6.. 10.2.. 5.2.. 50.6% TS.. 45.4% FG)

MIA 1997 ECF (61-21.. #1 ranked defense.. 30.2.. 8.6.. 2.6.. 47.5% TS.. 38.7% FG)

IND 1998 ECF (58-24.. #5 ranked defense.. 31.7.. 5.7.. 4.1.. 55.6% TS.. 46.7% FG)
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Goat of all goats gonna goat.

You didn't post his baseball stats? :confusedshrug:

For a second there, I thought you put up baseball stats for a joke lol

31/7/11

:lebroncry:

Gap between #1 SG and #2 SG is probably the biggest in basketball.

[QUOTE=T_L_P]31/7/11

:lebroncry:

Gap between #1 SG and #2 SG is probably the biggest in basketball.[/QUOTE]

Jordan and Jerry West are pretty comparable though, Jordan has the rings but West put up monster numbers as well

[QUOTE=dubeta]Jordan and Jerry West are pretty comparable though, Jordan has the rings but West put up monster numbers as well[/QUOTE]
:roll:

[QUOTE=T_L_P]31/7/11

:lebroncry:

Gap between #1 SG and #2 SG is probably the biggest in basketball.[/QUOTE]

Probably, as SG is historically the weakest position

[QUOTE=dubeta]Jordan and Jerry West are pretty comparable though, Jordan has the rings but West put up monster numbers as well[/QUOTE]
Dude dubeta, you are the ****ing model of consistency man. :applause: :roll: :roll:

Yao Ming's Foot is gonna be in this thread shortly. [IMG]http://i796.photobucket.com/albums/yy242/p1pe09/Emoticons/popcorn.gif[/IMG]

I left off 1985 vs. the Bucks...

[QUOTE=fpliii]Yao Ming's Foot is gonna be in this thread shortly. [IMG]http://i796.photobucket.com/albums/yy242/p1pe09/Emoticons/popcorn.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE]
Like the obsessed idiot he is ... Jordan > Kid Brobe

[QUOTE=Kvnzhangyay]Probably, as SG is historically the weakest position[/QUOTE]

Jordan
Kobe
Wade
West
T-Mac

that top 5 peak value

Top 5 for point guards really better than this? :durantunimpressed:

[QUOTE=SugarHill]Jordan
Kobe
Wade
West
T-Mac

that top 5 peak value

Top 5 for point guards really better than this? :durantunimpressed:[/QUOTE]

Peak Wade might be better than Peak Kobe.

Sorry, i'm a Wade stan.

[QUOTE=SugarHill]Jordan
Kobe
Wade
West
T-Mac

that top 5 peak value

Top 5 for point guards really better than this? :durantunimpressed:[/QUOTE]

Yeah peak it might be above PG, maybe even SF or PF, but longevity matters too...

just like why Duncan is ahead of a lot of other PFs