Playoffs win % Lebron, Kobe, Duncan

[dreamwarrior]

Michael Jordan in 13 playoffs
1st round series win % .769
Semifinals win .615
Conference finals win .462
Finals win .462

Kobe Bryant in 15 playoffs
1st round win % .867
Semifinals win .533
Conference finals win .467
Finals win .333

Shaq O'neal in 17 playoffs
1st round win % .826
Semifinals win .471
Conference finals win .294
Finals win .235

Tim Duncan in 16 playoffs
1st round win % .875
Semifinals win .562
Conference finals win .375
Finals win .312

Jebron Lames in 9 playoffs
1st round win % 1.000
Semifinals win .667
Conference finals win .555
Finals win .222

MJ had the lowest 1st round win % while Bron had the highest conference win % but the lowest finals win %.

[abdubaba]

This is very interesting

[ImKobe]

These numbers can not be correct. Look at the finals %, then think about how many Finals Kobe, MJ & Duncan have won...Conference finals too...

Lebron has also not swept every 1st round series and Kobe has lost in the first round twice...

[stalkerforlife]

These numbers can not be correct. Look at the finals %, then think about how many Finals Kobe, MJ & Duncan have won...

MJ never lost a finals and he's somehow under .500 in the finals?

[Milbuck]

Did you just make up those numbers?

Edit: No, you just picked a weird way to calculate playoff wins... at least you were sincere.

[ImKobe]

MJ never lost a finals and he's somehow under .500 in the finals?

Seriously

I bet none of those numbers are correct.

[Warfan]

These numbers can not be correct. Look at the finals %, then think about how many Finals Kobe, MJ & Duncan have won...

No I'm pretty sure it's right. He did do it in kind of a weird way though...

Kobe won 5 rings and has made the playoffs 15 times. 5/15 = 33%
Mj is 6/13 = 46.2%
Duncan is 5/16 = 31.2%
etc....

[sportjames23]

MJ never lost a finals and he's somehow under .500 in the finals?

Yeah, this threw me off.

[JohnFreeman]

wtf

[imnew09]

Username : dreamwarrior

objective : to make Curry as the GOAT

[ImKobe]

No I'm pretty sure it's right. He did do it in kind of a weird way though...

Kobe won 5 rings and has made the playoffs 15 times. 5/15 = 33%
Mj is 6/13 = 46.2%
Duncan is 5/16 = 31.2%
etc....

So you're comparing Lebron with guys that played more post-seasons than him? How does this tell us anything?

From this, I pretty much get it that

MJ > Kobe > Duncan > Shaq > Lebron

Statistic is flawed because missing the Playoffs would be better for a player's legacy than losing in the Finals, according to this statistic.

[Warfan]

So you're comparing Lebron with guys that played more post-seasons than him? How does this tell us anything?

From this, I pretty much get it that

MJ > Kobe > Duncan > Shaq > Lebron

Statistic is flawed because missing the Playoffs would be better for a player's legacy than making it to the 1st round and losing, according to this statistic.

I didn't make the thread I don't care if it's good or not.

I was just trying to explain what I thought the OP was trying to show, because people were confused with what the numbers meant.

[ImKobe]

I didn't make the thread I don't care if it's good or not.

I was just trying to explain what I thought the OP was trying to show, because people were confused with what the numbers meant.

You're correct about how he got the numbers, but the statistic itself is flawed imo, just adding to the discussion, that's all.

[dreamwarrior]

Yes I meant playoffs series. So ie Lebron has won all of his 1st round playoffs series, not that he's swept game in the 1st round

[riseagainst]

how does MJ have a .462 record in the finals?