Wizards jordon was worse than nearly any all-time great who played until his late 30s

[QUOTE=theman93;14646475]The final 7 games Jordan played in he didn't even start and averaged 20 minutes per game, so if you want to act like he was a significant contributor go ahead and hand over your bball card now. :lol

You've already admitted you didn't start really even watching bball until 2011 so for you to even make that assumption is hilarious. Tell me, how much better was the 2022 WCF teams who averaged a whopping 1.4 more wins per game than the 2002 ECF teams? :roll:[/QUOTE]

I have a dentist appointment. Will do with your moving of the goal posts later. :lol

[QUOTE=theman93;14646480]He sure did. If you want to go off-topic from late career comparisons that's fine. We can discuss Lebron getting swept in 2007 or 2018. Or we can discuss him getting gentlemen swept in 2014 or 2017. Or we can discuss his 2011 debacle. Or we can discuss him losing in the 2009 ECF with HCA and his opponent missing one of their all-stars. Or we can discuss him failing to make the playoffs in 2019 after activating playoff mode. Or we can even stay on topic if you want and continue discussing him failing to make the play-in in 2022. Which would you prefer?[/QUOTE]
But you do realize the topic is about jordan and not lekong himself, right coach? :oldlol:

[QUOTE=theman93;14646250]Wizards jordon was so much worse than 37 year old Lebron that he led the 2002 Wizards to a better record than the 2022 Lakers in less games started and with a much worse supporting cast.

Also, MJ was atleast an all-star at age 39. Duncan and Malone were not.[/QUOTE]

This and hadn't played in 3.5 years either.

[QUOTE=Axe;14646354]If that's accurate, then that only speaks of the joke competition the league had seen three decades ago.[/QUOTE]

Eaton was a joke not most of the league

[QUOTE=theman93;14646447]Name a good teammate Jordan had besides Hamilton.[/QUOTE]
Hamilton played 23 more games than Davis :lol. And Jordan played more games than LeBron as well.

[QUOTE=SATAN;14646486]I have a dentist appointment. Will do with your moving of the goal posts later. :lol[/QUOTE]

I haven't moved any goal posts. This is just your excuse when you're trying to deflect. :lol

MJ was 30-30 in the games he played in 2002. Lebron was 25-31 in the games he played in 2022. Yet Lebron is supposed to be the significantly better player, he is supposed to be significantly better at elevating his teammates, and he had a better roster on top of that which included Anthony Davis for half of the season. Explain.

[QUOTE=Xiao Yao You;14646490]Eaton was a joke not most of the league[/QUOTE]
Don't worry, your hero is already ahead of him.

[QUOTE=theman93;14646455]Dang AD was out here averaging 23/10/3/1/2 on 57.8% TS with his mind on drinking beer and playing Xbox when Hamilton was out there giving it his all and only putting up 20/3/3/1/0 on 51.5% TS.


Lmaooooo excuses, excuses, excuses :roll:[/QUOTE]

pretty weak numbers for someone with Davis' talent

[QUOTE=theman93;14646250]Wizards jordon was so much worse than 37 year old Lebron that he led the 2002 Wizards to a better record than the 2022 Lakers in less games started and with a much worse supporting cast.

Also, MJ was atleast an all-star at age 39. Duncan and Malone were not.[/QUOTE]

Ethered him first post

:roll::roll:

MJ would never play to hurt the team with selfish stat padding and no D

[QUOTE=RRR3;14646491]Hamilton played 23 more games than Davis :lol. And Jordan played more games than LeBron as well.[/QUOTE]

And after Hamilton, Lebron's supporting cast was significantly better. Hell, I could make the argument Westbrook was better than or equal to Hamilton that year. Not to mention that Lebron himself is supposed to be significantly better than Jordan. Yet he only won 34 games to MJ's 37? :lol

[QUOTE=Round Mound;14646472]Not really. Jordan aged pretty well. To play SG which involves being in the perimeter requires alot of energy. He just wasn't as fast, quick or agil but probably even stronger than before. MJ's game was based on both skill and athleticism. Lets also remember he did not play pro basketball for 3 years prior to his return. That's alot and that can make you rusty when trying to play with the level you once had.[/QUOTE]

believe he was playing the 3 when he came back. Was still one of the best players in the game. His body was breaking down like most old guys including Lebron

[QUOTE=theman93;14646476]Axe buddy, are you really telling me reaching the play-in tournament is a high standard? He didn't even need 37 wins to make it in. Lol.[/QUOTE]

out scoring Gobert is a high standard for Axe

[url]https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_2021_preseason_odds.html[/url] (Lakers 1st)

[url]https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_2022_preseason_odds.html[/url] (Lakers 2nd)

[QUOTE=theman93;14646480]He sure did. If you want to go off-topic from late career comparisons that's fine. We can discuss Lebron getting swept in 2007 or 2018. Or we can discuss him getting gentlemen swept in 2014 or 2017. Or we can discuss his 2011 debacle. Or we can discuss him losing in the 2009 ECF with HCA and his opponent missing one of their all-stars. Or we can discuss him failing to make the playoffs in 2019 after activating playoff mode. Or we can even stay on topic if you want and continue discussing him failing to make the play-in in 2022. Which would you prefer?[/QUOTE]

how bout we discuss not 1, not 2... :roll:

[QUOTE=Xiao Yao You;14646500]out scoring Gobert is a high standard for Axe[/QUOTE]
Well, that would make sense if you still consider your hero to have good offensive impact or something like that.