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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Originally Posted by brutalBBQ
All this confirms is that MJ won 3 more rings than LeBald ever will from the same amount of playoff runs and scoring 1000 less points. If anything it just puts a bigger focus on LeCucks inability to win. Based on the points difference and LeBitchs PPG in playoffs, he's played almost 32 more games with 3 less rings.
rekt
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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Originally Posted by brutalBBQ
All this confirms is that MJ won 3 more rings than LeBald ever will from the same amount of playoff runs and scoring 1000 less points. If anything it just puts a bigger focus on LeCucks inability to win. Based on the points difference and LeBitchs PPG in playoffs, he's played almost 32 more games with 3 less rings.
Except...
LBJ tooks LESS shots
and
LBJ faced MUCH tougher competition
Boom
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Playoff Rondo
Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
Just imagine how much more lopsided that will be after this years playoffs
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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
Just imagine how much more lopsided that will be after this years playoffs
Jordan coming out of retirement (again)?
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
You know you lost when all you can point too are team accomplishments
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High School Varsity 6th Man
Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Oh look, nothing has changed, Jordan is still the consensus GOAT. Sorry Simon, good effort though.
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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Totals?
Try averages. It shows how potent the scorers actually are. Totals basically just come down to more games, which can be attributed to era differences (Longer 1st round or BYE), Less domination (Sweeping a team vs going 7 games) and longer career
Averages are better for comparison, but we already knew that.
Curious though, if you take Jordans averages and boost his games played up to the same amount as LeBron, what would his totals be?
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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Originally Posted by Manny98
You know you lost when all you can point too are team accomplishments
But muh rings!
Thank you Pippen -MJ
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9x All Defensive 1st
Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
Just imagine how much more lopsided that will be after this years playoffs
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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
1. LeBron
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2. Jordan
3. Kareem
4. Kobe
5. Shaq
Seems about right to me
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Re: Why is there such as small difference between the 2nd and 5th highest playoff scorer?
Originally Posted by Leviathon1121
Oh look, nothing has changed, Jordan is still the consensus GOAT. Sorry Simon, good effort though.
Nah
#2 can't be #1
SORRY
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