magicman1978 wrote:Some playoff series from Scottie - if he were LeBron's teammate, you'd probably be talking about how terrible of a player he was offensively and how LeBron had no help:
13.7pts, 2.3assts, 4tos, 80ortg, 49%TS
18.3pts, 5.5assts, 3.2tos, 102ortg, 45%TS
15.7pts, 4.8assts, 2.8tos, 104ortg, 50%TS
16.6pts, 5.3assts, 3tos, 102ortg, 46%TS
16.7pts, 3assts, 3tos, 102ortg, 50%TS
15.7pts, 5.3assts, 1.9tos, 105ortg, 42%TS
15.6pts, 5.2assts, 2.2tos, 100ortg, 41%TS
10pts, 2.4assts, 2.6tos, 96ortg, 49%TS
9.4pts, 2.4assts, 2.6tos, 85ortg, 49%TS
9.7pts, 3assts, 1.5tos, 94ortg, 45%TS
16.6pts, 3.7assts, 3tos, 100ortg, 52%TS
21.2pts, 7.7assts, 4.3tos, 97ortg, 46%TS (against Suns in 93)
Pippen's career is littered with series in which he struggled to score or even be an adequate playmaker. I'm not saying this to degrade him, he's a top 40 player all time and probably the best perimeter defender ever - but he wasn't some perfect fit to Jordan that people make him out to be (i.e., there are other players Jordan could have won championships with).
Great. This stuff is all relative though.
Now post the stat lines of the opposing teams 2nd best players in each of those series. Guarantee Pippen dwarfs them in production.