Distance traveled per 48 minutes - Lebron's is a league-bottom 3.0 miles

[QUOTE=kuniva_dAMiGhTy]3ball always reinventing himself. That's what scientists do.

As I type this, guy is probably slaving away in his laboratory...thinking of a new serum to annihilate leftover Kang stans. :eek:[/QUOTE]

Professor rent free ball is in the lab cooking up another batch of ether for these stans

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Only a mother****ing straight up rabies infested retarded ****ing moron would think that [B]the amount of footsteps you take in any given game automatically equates to[/B] how hard you tried or how much energy you expended.

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I never said distance traveled = energy expended.. I stated a statistical fact that off-ball players travel 1/2 mile more per game (about 20% more) than ball-dominators like Lebron.. "Distance traveled" is the NBA's stat, not mine.

For point guards, the lower distance traveled and lack of physical contact (zero contact is allowed above the foul line) offsets energy spent dribbling the ball.. And unlike normal point guards, Lebron doesn't have to DEFEND point guards, which is a primary source of energy drain for point guards in general.

[I]Since Lebron travels a shorter distance each game, experiences zero physical contact like all PG's due to hand-check ban, and doesn't have to guard point guards, it cannot be argued that Lebron's ball-dominant style makes him expend more energy than any other equal-producing player in history.
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[SIZE="2"][B]do any of idiotic ****s really want to argue with me that [COLOR="Red"]Shaq used less energy banging in the post... than let's say... Steph Curry's tiny little jump shooting ass[/COLOR], because Shaq wasn't constantly running around the court? [/B][/SIZE]


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Yes, Shaq would expend MUCH MORE energy running around the court like Curry.. He'd be way more tired running around on the perimeter like Curry, than he would leaning on his defender in the paint.

[QUOTE=3ball]I never said distance traveled = energy expended.. I stated a statistical fact that off-ball players travel 1/2 mile more per game (about 20% more) than ball-dominators like Lebron.. "Distance traveled" is the NBA's stat, not mine.[/QUOTE]

Oh? Let's refer to your original post.

[QUOTE=3ball][B][U][COLOR="Red"][SIZE="7"]So don't be fooled into thinking ball-dominators are expending more energy with their playground style because they're not - they're actually traveling a shorter distance than everyone else[/SIZE][/COLOR][/U][/B][/QUOTE]

**** outta here, idiot.

This guy misinterprets literally all the data he looks at. :lol

[QUOTE=Orlando Magic]Oh? Let's refer to your original post.



**** outta here, idiot.[/QUOTE]
Can you read you dumbass... The post you quoted never said distance traveled = energy expended.. I stated a statistical fact that off-ball players travel 1/2 mile more per game (about 20% more) than ball-dominators like Lebron.

Since Lebron travels a shorter distance each game, experiences zero physical contact like all ballhandlers because of hand-check ban, and doesn't have to defend point guards, it cannot be argued that Lebron's ball-dominant style makes him expend more energy than any other equal-producing player in history.

[I][COLOR="DarkRed"]Basically, as a ball-dominator, Lebron benefits from all the things that HELP a point guard's stamina (traveling less distance during game and no physical contact due to hand-check ban), but doesn't have to do the biggest thing that saps a PG's energy - defending other PG's.. :confusedshrug:[/COLOR][/I]

[QUOTE=3ball]Can you read you dumbass... The post you quoted never said distance traveled = energy expended.. I stated a statistical fact that off-ball players travel 1/2 mile more per game (about 20% more) than ball-dominators like Lebron.

Since Lebron travels a shorter distance each game, experiences zero physical contact like all ballhandlers because of hand-check ban, and doesn't have to defend point guards, it cannot be argued that Lebron's ball-dominant style makes him expend more energy than any other equal-producing player in history.

[I][COLOR="DarkRed"]Basically, as a ball-dominator, Lebron benefits from all the things that HELP a point guard's stamina (traveling less distance during game and no physical contact due to hand-check ban), but doesn't have to do the biggest thing that saps a PG's energy - defending other PG's.. :confusedshrug:[/COLOR][/I][/QUOTE]
Actually, you did, you mouth breathing retard.

Again, LeBron is like 50lbs heavier than Green, Curry, etc.. Do you even know how that works?

[url]http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=11709095&postcount=49[/url]

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Again, LeBron is like 50lbs heavier than Green, Curry, etc.. Do you even know how that works?

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Since Lebron travels a shorter distance each game, experiences zero physical contact like all ballhandlers because of hand-check ban, [I]and doesn't have to defend point guards[/I], it cannot be argued that Lebron's ball-dominant style makes him expend more energy than any other equal-producing player in history.

Basically, as a ball-dominator, Lebron benefits from all the things that HELP a point guard's stamina (traveling less distance during game and no physical contact due to hand-check ban), but doesn't have to do the biggest thing that saps a PG's energy - defending other PG's.

Distance travelled. What. In. The. ****[COLOR="Black"][/COLOR]. This is even lower than the ESPN stat-mongering we all hate.

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[B]Distance travelled.[/B] What. In. The. ****[COLOR="Black"][/COLOR]. This is even lower than the ESPN stat-mongering we all hate.

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It's a real thing - we know for a FACT that ball-dominators like Lebron, Harden and CP3 travel 1/2 mile less per game (about 20% less) than off-ball players like Kawhi Leonard or Steph Curry.

Since Lebron travels a shorter distance each game, experiences zero physical contact like all ballhandlers because of hand-check ban, and doesn't have to defend point guards, it cannot be argued that Lebron's ball-dominant style makes him expend more energy than any other equal-producing player in history.

Basically, as a ball-dominator, Lebron benefits from all the things that HELP a point guard's stamina (traveling less distance during game and no physical contact due to hand-check ban), but doesn't have to do the biggest thing that lowers a PG's energy: defending other PG's.

[QUOTE=3ball]It's a real thing - we know for a FACT that ball-dominators like Lebron, Harden and CP3 travel 1/2 mile less per game (about 20% less) than off-ball players like Kawhi Leonard or Steph Curry.

Since Lebron travels a shorter distance each game, experiences zero physical contact like all ballhandlers because of hand-check ban, and doesn't have to defend point guards, it cannot be argued that Lebron's ball-dominant style makes him expend more energy than any other equal-producing player in history.

Basically, as a ball-dominator, Lebron benefits from all the things that HELP a point guard's stamina (traveling less distance during game and no physical contact due to hand-check ban), but doesn't have to do the biggest thing that lowers a PG's energy: defending other PG's.[/QUOTE]
Excellent analysis. 1-starred and subscribed.

[QUOTE=3ball]Since Lebron travels a shorter distance each game, experiences zero physical contact like all ballhandlers because of hand-check ban, [I]and doesn't have to defend point guards[/I], it cannot be argued that Lebron's ball-dominant style makes him expend more energy than any other equal-producing player in history.

Basically, as a ball-dominator, Lebron benefits from all the things that HELP a point guard's stamina (traveling less distance during game and no physical contact due to hand-check ban), but doesn't have to do the biggest thing that saps a PG's energy - defending other PG's.[/QUOTE]
And he's 50+lbs heavier than EVERY PG. :facepalm

Stop posting, retard.

[QUOTE=aj1987]And he's 50+lbs heavier than EVERY PG. :facepalm

Stop posting, retard.[/QUOTE]

As a lebron fan, lebron being overweight is his own problem

[QUOTE=warriorfan]As a lebron fan, lebron being overweight is his own problem[/QUOTE]
I forgot who won the FMVP in the Finals. Can you please remind me?

[QUOTE=Orlando Magic]Oh? Let's refer to your original post.



**** outta here, idiot.[/QUOTE]
:roll: :roll: 3ball is getting destroyed.

I bet LeBron is up there at the top of travels per 48 minutes:yaohappy: