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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by Hey Yo
Without Pippens defense and Rodman's rebounding titles, Jordan has ZERO rings.
That goes for any team - any team needs defense and rebounding
But without ray and kyrie shots, lebron loses those series on the spot - he needed those shots to win or he's a 1-ring bum (to knowledgeable fans, he'll always be a 1-ring bum)
And rodman averaged 4/8 for the entire 97' playoffs, and wasn't even the starter for the 98' playoffs (4/8 in those Finals).. so the bulls didn't need rodman in 97' or 98' and actually won with kukoc at PF in 98'.. ..
Ultimately, lebron needed an extra all-star/olympian to win his rings.. MJ won with less (only 1 all-star teammate) and would've been unfathomable with 2 like lebron had to face the Spurs and Warriors
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NBA Legend
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by 3ball
That goes for any team - any team needs defense and rebounding
But without ray and kyrie shots, lebron loses those series on the spot - he needed those shots to win or he's a 1-ring bum (to knowledgeable fans, he'll always be a 1-ring bum)
And rodman averaged 4/8 for the entire 97' playoffs, and wasn't even the starter for the 98' playoffs (4/8 in those Finals).. so the bulls didn't need rodman in 97' or 98' and actually won with kukoc at PF in 98'.. ..
Ultimately, lebron needed an extra all-star/olympian to win his rings.. MJ won with less (only 1 all-star teammate) and would've been unfathomable with 2 like lebron had to face the Spurs and Warriors
All 3 of LeBron's rings he led the team in points, rebounds and assists. MJ never did that. He just concentrated on scoring while others did all the leg work.
Let me know when MJ can win a Finals game when 2 starters and his best 3pt shooter coming off the bench can go an entire game (a combined 67mins) w/o scoring, yet still win the game.
Not hard to figure out who had more help and who was asked to do the most.
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Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by Hey Yo
All 3 of LeBron's rings he led the team in points, rebounds and assists. MJ never did that. He just concentrated on scoring while others did all the leg work.
Let me know when MJ can win a Finals game when 2 starters and his best 3pt shooter coming off the bench can go an entire game (a combined 67mins) w/o scoring, yet still win the game.
Not hard to figure out who had more help and who was asked to do the most.
lebron leading his teams in every category is WHY he lost more finals than he's won
him chasing rebounds/cheating on passing lanes cost his teams defensively
him chasing assists cost his teams offensively
him protecting his fg% cost his teams opportunities
him shying away from contact late in games out of fear of going to the free throw line cost them game 1 of the 2018 nba finals
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Banned
Re: ESPN posts top 20
ah so this is why everyone calls him 12be
makes sense
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Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by Gus Hemmingway
ah so this is why everyone calls him 12be
makes sense
we win again brother
its like 2016 all over again
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by Hey Yo
MJ just concentrated on scoring while others did all the leg work.
MJ led the bulls in APG for 6 of 9 playoff runs alongside Pippen and assisted on the most bulls' FG's for both 3-peats:
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: ESPN posts top 20
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[COLOR="Red"]Stats needed for rings:[/COLOR]
[COLOR="Blue"]Jordan averaged 33.7 and 6.6 apg in 91-93' PO...
Lebron averaged 27.2 and 7.2 apg in 12/13/16' PO
[/COLOR]
MJ had to do more to win
Full stats:
THRU 31 YEARS OLD[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] (playoff stats are linked to source data)
PLAYOFFS PER GAME
[COLOR="DarkRed"] Jordan:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 34.7 ppg.. 6.7 rpg.. 6.6 apg.. 2.3 spg.. 1.0 bpg.. 50.1 fg.. 58.1 ts.. 119 ortg.. 29.6 PER[/COLOR]
[COLOR="Navy"] Lebron:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 28.0 ppg.. 8.8 rpg.. 6.8 apg.. 1.8 spg.. 0.9 bpg.. 47.8 fg.. 56.7 ts.. 115 ortg.. 27.7 PER[/COLOR]
PLAYOFFS PER 100 POSSESSIONS
[COLOR="DarkRed"] Jordan:[COLOR="White"]I[/COLOR] 43.9 pts..[COLOR="White"]N[/COLOR] 8.5 reb.. 8.4 ast.. 4.2 tov.. 2.9 stl.. 1.2 blk.. 50.1 fg.. 58.1 ts.. 119 ortg.. 29.6 PER[/COLOR]
[COLOR="Navy"] Lebron:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 36.4 pts.. 11.5 reb.. 8.8 ast.. 4.6 tov.. 2.3 stl.. 1.2 blk.. 47.8 fg.. 56.7 ts.. 115 ortg.. 27.7 PER[/COLOR]
FINALS PER GAME:
[COLOR="DarkRed"]Jordan Finals:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 36.3 ppg.. 6.6 rpg.. 7.9 apg.. 2.7 tov.. 2.0 spg.. 0.8 bpg.. 52.6 fg[/COLOR]
[COLOR="Navy"]Lebron Finals:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 27.0 ppg.. 9.9 rpg.. 7.2 apg.. 4.0 tov.. 1.9 spg.. 0.8 bpg.. 45.4 fg[/COLOR]
Jordan's first 3 rings required 25-33% more scoring with better efficiency than Lebron's 3 rings, [COLOR="DarkGreen"]while still getting equal or greater assists[/COLOR]...
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Gif-ted
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Scoring is overrated, see Bill Russell.
All time playoff scoring average.
1. Michael Jordan* 33.45
2. Allen Iverson* 29.73
3. Jerry West* 29.13
4. LeBron James 28.92
5. Kevin Durant 28.79
6. Rick Barry* 27.33
7. Elgin Baylor* 27.04
8. George Gervin* 26.46
9. Stephen Curry 26.09
10. Hakeem Olajuwon* 25.90
11. Kobe Bryant 25.64
12. Russell Westbrook 25.54
13. Bob Pettit* 25.45
14. Dominique Wilkins* 25.41
15. Dirk Nowitzki 25.26
16. Connie Hawkins* 25.00
17. Karl Malone* 24.67
18. Bernard King* 24.54
19. Carmelo Anthony 24.50
20. Alex English* 24.43
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by bigkingsfan
All time playoff scoring average.
1. Michael Jordan* 33.45
2. Allen Iverson* 29.73
3. Jerry West* 29.13
4. LeBron James 28.92
5. Kevin Durant 28.79
6. Rick Barry* 27.33
7. Elgin Baylor* 27.04
8. George Gervin* 26.46
9. Stephen Curry 26.09
10. Hakeem Olajuwon* 25.90
11. Kobe Bryant 25.64
12. Russell Westbrook 25.54
13. Bob Pettit* 25.45
14. Dominique Wilkins* 25.41
15. Dirk Nowitzki 25.26
16. Connie Hawkins* 25.00
17. Karl Malone* 24.67
18. Bernard King* 24.54
19. Carmelo Anthony 24.50
20. Alex English* 24.43
[COLOR="DarkRed"]Scoring is overrated[/COLOR], see Bill Russell.
Not at high efficiency
When a player can score with high efficiency per possession, the best action is to have them score over anything else - this requires a player's ortg exceed the best offenses (so 114-115 or greater):
Per 100 Possessions in Playoffs:
JORDAN:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 43.3 pts.. 118 ORtg.. 35.6 usg
LEBRON:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 37.2 pts.. 116 ORtg.. 32.2 usg
DURANT:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 36.3 pts.. 115 ORtg.. 30.5 usg
KOBE:[COLOR="White"]......[/COLOR] 34.7 pts.. 110 ORtg.. 31.0 usg
WADE:[COLOR="White"].....[/COLOR] 32.2 pts.. 108 ORtg.. 30.1 usg
HARDEN:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 32.0 pts.. 113 ORtg.. 28.1 usg
(Harden 17' and 18' PO: 38.9 pts, 110 ortg, 36.2 usg)
So mj's produced the most (43.3 pts) at higher efficiency than everyone (118 ortg).. so he provided more (points) of a good thing (ortg)
Btw, considering the #2 thru #6 guys are between 32 and 36 points, you'd think the #1 guy would be at 37 or 38... But MJ is at 43.3 points, far above the pack and in another tier
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Last edited by 3ball; 02-20-2019 at 02:26 PM.
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Landslide honors
Re: ESPN posts top 20
that gap between Top 3 and Top 12th
respect the gap
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I go HAM
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by Gus Hemmingway
ah so this is why everyone calls him 12be
makes sense
Yes indeed, it has been confirmed
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by TheCorporation
Yes indeed, it has been confirmed
MJ did the most:
Per 100 Possessions in Playoffs:
JORDAN:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 43.3 pts.. 118 ORtg.. 35.6 usg
LEBRON:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 37.2 pts.. 116 ORtg.. 32.2 usg
DURANT:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 36.3 pts.. 115 ORtg.. 30.5 usg
KOBE:[COLOR="White"]......[/COLOR] 34.7 pts.. 110 ORtg.. 31.0 usg
WADE:[COLOR="White"].....[/COLOR] 32.2 pts.. 108 ORtg.. 30.1 usg
HARDEN:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 32.0 pts.. 113 ORtg.. 28.1 usg
(Harden 17' and 18' PO: 38.9 pts, 110 ortg, 36.2 usg)
So mj's produced the most (43.3 pts) at higher efficiency than everyone (118 ortg).. so he provided more (points) of a good thing (ortg)
Btw, considering the #2 thru #6 guys are between 32 and 36 points, you'd think the #1 guy would be at 37 or 38... But MJ is at 43.3 points, far above the pack and in another tier
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Gif-ted
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Mj three highest scoring playoffs, he got swept in the first round, then ecf.
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NBA rookie of the year
Re: ESPN posts top 20
Originally Posted by Hey Yo
All 3 of LeBron's rings he led the team in points, rebounds and assists. MJ never did that. He just concentrated on scoring while others did all the leg work.
Let me know when MJ can win a Finals game when 2 starters and his best 3pt shooter coming off the bench can go an entire game (a combined 67mins) w/o scoring, yet still win the game.
Not hard to figure out who had more help and who was asked to do the most.
it was mj's primary job to score within the system. the triangle wasn't a pnr drive & dish machine. those bulls teams were built on cohesion, coaching and defense. mj put them over the top when they needed buckets. somehow i think u know this but u just wanna argue the same talking points over and over.
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