Biggest statpadders in league history?

Wilt
Oscar
Jordan
Kobe
Shaq
Lebron
Maravich
Elgin
and so on.....

:confusedshrug: Not like anybody can do what they did.... You have to certainly be good enough to be able to drop those productions.... which impact the game anyways....

Bran collect tons of total rebound than Jordan but Jordan have 100+ more offensive rebound in his first nine years in the league than Bran eleven years. Lebron stat pad rebound by getting those easy to get defensive rebound from opponent miss shot. He's either waiting, or stealing the rebound from his teammates.

Look how Lebron was frustrated for not getting his rebound LOL.
[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZhm0wcwn0c[/url]

Kevin Dubeta and Russel Chuckbricks

every assistant coaches who ever took a seat on a bench.

Moses Malone
Adrian Dantley
Dennis Rodman

[QUOTE]Wilt - self explanatory, dude would play entire games just to run up the score.[/QUOTE]

Chamberlain played entire games his ENTIRE CAREER. In his LAST post-season, at age 36, and covering 17 games, he averaged 47.1 mpg (which, BTW, was BELOW his career mark of 47.2 mpg in his 160 post-season games.) The man averaged 46 mpg over the course of his entire career.

wilt

[QUOTE=LAZERUSS]Chamberlain played entire games his ENTIRE CAREER. In his LAST post-season, at age 36, and covering 17 games, he averaged 47.1 mpg (which, BTW, was BELOW his career mark of 47.2 mpg in his 160 post-season games.) The man averaged 46 mpg over the course of his entire career.[/QUOTE]

played all those minutes to pad his stats. GOAT stat padder! :applause: :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=Asukal]played all those minutes to pad his stats. GOAT stat padder! :applause: :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

:oldlol:

LeBron*

There are only two people you could make an argument for

Bran James, and Wilt

Any other answers are biased stans or trolls