1990-1992 Michael Jordan Shot Chart

[QUOTE=Micku]Basketball-reference say that his percentage was 77.6 in the regular season (last season):
[url]http://www.basketball-reference.com/play-index/plus/shooting.cgi?player_id=jamesle01&year_id=2013&is_playoffs=0[/url]

Including the playoffs it was 75.6%
[url]http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/j/jamesle01/shooting/2013/[/url]

Nitpicking.[/QUOTE]

Well, to be fair to both sites, it's probably very hard to determine the difference between "at rim" and a shot that's 3 feet away from the basket sometimes. Same with the midrange percentages.

[QUOTE=Trollsmasher]People jerking off to arbitrary chosen games in this thread:facepalm

I wonder how many "off games" have been included in this. I doubt there were many.

Great work though.[/QUOTE]

JORDAN AGAINST BAD BOY,KNICKS,SONICS,:bowdown: LEBRON AGAINST OLD SPURS,THUNDERS,MAVS :roll: :roll: :roll:

[QUOTE=Trollsmasher][B]People jerking off to arbitrary chosen games in this thread:facepalm

I wonder how many "off games" have been included in this. I doubt there were many.[/B]

Great work though.[/QUOTE]


Hater in the house!

[quote=scm5]Well, to be fair to both sites, it's probably very hard to determine the difference between "at rim" and a shot that's 3 feet away from the basket sometimes. Same with the midrange percentages.[/quote]

Yes, NBA.com charts have LeBron at 75.97% at the rim (restricted area) last season.

[URL="http://stats.nba.com/playerShotchart.html?PlayerID=2544&zone-mode=basic&Season=2012-13"]http://stats.nba.com/playerShotchart.html?PlayerID=2544&zone-mode=basic&Season=2012-13[/URL]


Shaq in 2001 (regular season) was at 77.37%.

[URL="http://stats.nba.com/playerShotchart.html?PlayerID=406&zone-mode=basic&Season=2000-01"]http://stats.nba.com/playerShotchart.html?PlayerID=406&zone-mode=basic&Season=2000-01[/URL]


In 2000, he was at 74.84%.

[URL="http://stats.nba.com/playerShotchart.html?PlayerID=406&zone-mode=basic&Season=1999-00"]http://stats.nba.com/playerShotchart.html?PlayerID=406&zone-mode=basic&Season=1999-00[/URL]

[QUOTE=OldSchoolBBall]Err, no, it's a (more than) representative sample over 3 full seasons. It's essentially a season and a half's worth of data. It's not "his best streaks" nor is it cherry picked.[/QUOTE]

Considering OP said its games he found available, and on the internet, its more than likely a collection of his better games, as most people would not want to watch his less than great games.

[quote]playoffs[/quote]
Playoff Only Crunch Time Statistics

24 Games Total

[URL="http://i.imgur.com/09XcdJP.png"]http://i.imgur.com/09XcdJP.png[/URL]



[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/QsPpOrR.png[/IMG]



[B]Plus/Minus Total:[/B] +87

[B]Plus/Minus Per 48:[/B] +42.2

[B]Win Percentage:[/B] 70.8%





[B]Total Statistics[/B]

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/mkjVAW4.png[/IMG]




[B]Per 48 Statistics[/B]

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/pXUCEnY.png[/IMG]

GOAT gonna GOAT

[QUOTE=Derivative]GOAT gonna GOAT[/QUOTE]
Wrong thread. The GOATBrook appreciation thread is this way >> [url]http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=318168[/url]

[QUOTE=iTare]Wrong thread. The GOATBrook appreciation thread is that way >> [url]http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=318168[/url][/QUOTE]


yea damn ur right:hammerhead: :hammerhead:

Highest peak of any player

[QUOTE=The_Pharcyde]Highest peak of any player[/QUOTE]
Shaq

[QUOTE=RoundMoundOfReb]Shaq[/QUOTE]
are you wrong about every single thing? can't you give your user back to your dad

[QUOTE=La Frescobaldi]are you wrong about every single thing? can't you give your user back to your dad[/QUOTE]
you put forth an excellent argument.

[QUOTE=PHILA]

[SIZE=3] [B]1 on 1 Defense[/B][/SIZE]

15/55 FG (27.3%)

[/QUOTE]

His offensive stats is not that surprising because we all know how great of a scorer MJ is, but damn, his defense is ****in beast! :bowdown:

Good find OP, GOAT gonna GOAT :pimp:

[QUOTE=PHILA]Playoff Only Crunch Time Statistics

24 Games Total

[URL="http://i.imgur.com/09XcdJP.png"]http://i.imgur.com/09XcdJP.png[/URL]



[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/QsPpOrR.png[/IMG]



[B]Plus/Minus Total:[/B] +87

[B]Plus/Minus Per 48:[/B] +42.2

[B]Win Percentage:[/B] 70.8%





[B]Total Statistics[/B]

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/mkjVAW4.png[/IMG]




[B]Per 48 Statistics[/B]

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/pXUCEnY.png[/IMG][/QUOTE]

:cheers: for the research.

Jordan's best years in the game were those between 1990 and 1993 during his first 3peet. And any normal basketball who had watch games during '80s would confirm that.
Jordan himself had stated in 1996 (by memory - no time to search) that at the moment he was feeling at his best, knowing the game better, more mature than before (prior to his 1st retirement in 1993). But I tend to disagree and I think it has to do more with his ego and competitive nature rather than bein objective - no way Jordan would admit that he was not the same player of course as he was still the best in the league. When Jordan suddenly returned to the game at the end of '95 season he was clearly and visibly off shape. He was slower, less explosive and probably some 10 pounds heavier. Although he had some Jordanesque games like the one in which he scored 55 vs Knicks, he was probably for the first time vulnerable he was not the basketball god he was two years before. In the offseason he worked hard to be in shape and returned strong for the next season. The other is history.