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    Default Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

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    Career PPG Playoffs

    Jordan...... 33.5


    Iverson..... 29.7
    West......... 29.1
    Lebron...... 28.9
    Durant...... 28.8
    Barry......... 27.3
    Elgin......... 27.0
    Gervin...... 26.5





    mj did WAY more per game than everyone in history.. an ABERRATION of a scorer, he was that good:


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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #2 and #9 in playoff PPG < #2 and #1?

    Jordan only played 179 playoff games

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #2 and #9 in playoff PPG < #2 and #1?

    [QUOTE=Dray n Klay]Jordan only played 179 playoff games

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #2 and #9 in playoff PPG < #2 and #1?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dray n Klay

    Jordan [COLOR="DarkRed"]only played 179 playoff games[/COLOR]

    It’s easier to maintain a higher ppg average the less games you play
    Thru 179 playoff games:


    JORDAN: 33.5 ppg.. 56.8 ts.. 28.6 PER.. more game-winners.. 6 rings

    LEBRON:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 28.2 ppg.. 56.5 ts.. 27.4 PER.. less game-winners.. 2 rings


    Thats a 5.3 ppg gap on better shooting efficiency, offensive efficiency (ortg/per possession efficiency, PER), and defense

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #2 and #9 in playoff PPG < #2 and #1?

    Quote Originally Posted by 3ball
    Thru 179 playoff games:


    JORDAN: 33.5 ppg.. 56.8 ts.. 28.6 PER.. more game-winners.. 6 rings

    LEBRON:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 28.2 ppg.. 56.5 ts.. 27.4 PER.. less game-winners.. 2 rings

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    [QUOTE=3ball].
    Career PPG Playoffs

    Jordan...... 33.5


    Iverson..... 29.7
    West......... 29.1
    Lebron...... 28.9
    Durant...... 28.8
    Barry......... 27.3
    Elgin......... 27.0
    Gervin...... 26.5





    mj did WAY more per game than everyone in history.. an ABERRATION of a scorer, he was that good:


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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #2 and #9 in playoff PPG < #2 and #1?

    [QUOTE=Dray n Klay]Jordan only played 179 playoff games

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    B-b-b-buh what's their Gamescore and VORP!!

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    GAME SCORE DOESN'T ACCOUNT FOR PACE

    Then, in the same breath

    CHECK OUT MJ'S PPG

    Uh, does that account for pace

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    I'd imagine it lines up perfectly with the difference in fga op?

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    Quote Originally Posted by sdot_thadon
    I'd imagine it lines up perfectly with the difference in fga op?
    Fun fact

    LeBron James scored MORE points on LESS shots than Jordan when he broke his record


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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    Quote Originally Posted by sdot_thadon
    I'd imagine it lines up perfectly with the difference in fga op?
    MJ had better offensive efficiency than lebron, so no.. MJ scored 5 more points on better offensive efficiency (see below)

    The fga difference is just because lebron took a lot more threes and FT's...


    Offensive Efficiency:

    Jordan:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 118 offensive rating (ortg)... 28.6 Player Efficiency Rating (PER)
    Lebron:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 116 offensive rating (ortg)... 28.3 Player Efficiency Rating (PER)

    offensive rating = points produced per 100 possessions (per possession efficiency)
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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    Quote Originally Posted by 3ball
    MJ had better offensive efficiency than lebron, so no.. MJ scored 5 more points on better offensive efficiency (see below)

    The fga difference is just because lebron took a lot more threes and FT's...


    Offensive Efficiency:

    Jordan:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 118 offensive rating (ortg)... 28.6 Player Efficiency Rating (PER)
    Lebron:[COLOR="White"].[/COLOR] 116 offensive rating (ortg)... 28.3 Player Efficiency Rating (PER)

    offensive rating = points produced per 100 possessions (per possession efficiency)
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    5 more points on 4 more shots pookie. And the fact Lebron's a 49% playoff shooter in his career to this point.....You should be able to connect those dots unless you're smoking dope.

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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    Quote Originally Posted by sdot_thadon

    5 more points on 4 more shots pookie. And the fact Lebron's a 49% playoff shooter in his career to this point.....You should be able to connect those dots unless you're smoking dope.
    MJ shot 4 more times due to less FT's and threes, but his shooting efficiency was the same as Lebron's (within 1%), while scoring 5 more points..

    Any lebron fan would give up 1% shooting efficiency for 5 more points, especially since shooting efficiency falls under the umbrella of per possession efficiency (ortg), where MJ's is higher
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    Default Re: Why is the difference between #1 and #2 in playoff PPG > #2 and #8?

    Quote Originally Posted by 3ball
    MJ shot 4 more times due to less FT's and threes, but his shooting efficiency was the same as Lebron's (within 1%), while scoring 5 more points..

    Any lebron fan would give up 1% shooting efficiency for 5 more points, especially since shooting efficiency falls under the umbrella of per possession efficiency (ortg), where MJ's is higher
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    inaccurate.

    He shot 4 more times because he's a different type of player that shoots more. By choice. By taste. By style. Quit with the stupid concepts bro. 5 more points on 4 more shots. It is what it is and you're smart enough to make the correlation yourself.

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