What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT?

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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#581 » by 70sFan » Wed Jul 12, 2023 10:22 am

Gregoire wrote:
twyzted wrote:
zimpy27 wrote:
It's not biased to any player though. It's just a bunch of guys that write very detailed and well considered posts with reasoning for how they rank players by whole career, peak season, prime, etc.

There are plenty of people that vote for Jordan or Kareem or Russell or LeBron. It's not about pushing one forward, it's about having a syst of what you value and saying true to that system to produce a consistent ranking from 1 to 50 or 1 to 100.

Jordan was number 1 for peak season for instance. How does he become number 1 if everyone loves LeBron and hates Jordan?

You guys are just so Jordan focused that you perceive the most objective rankings on this site as being biased. Which ironically makes you the source of the bias.


No its biased, at one point 40% of the thread was guys going nuts at a guy for voting for Jordan.

A guy even rage quit because of all the pestering from lbj stans.

I liked how Lebron got all the credit for everything his teams have done then we had people talking about luc longley, bj and kerr as gods. But wade bosh kyrie or love lucky that they got picked from the g league.

Good satire never the less but cant recommend.


And thats more painfull that this fanboyism on PC reveals itself under the guise of numbers, thoughtful knowledge, with a claim to analytics, while in reality this "analytics" is biased and is done only for exaltation their idol -LeChoke.

What happened to you Gregoire? You used to be such a good poster who encouraged everyone to discussion. Why did you change so rapidly?
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#582 » by 70sFan » Wed Jul 12, 2023 10:23 am

MyUniBroDavis wrote:I think it’s dumb for someone to say the PC board isn’t biased at all, everyone’s biased in their own way and that’s fine the discussion is still usually fine, it just happens there are more bron fans now, at the same time it’s not as if it’s this blind bad faith argument for bron his argument is very clear regardless of if it’s something you agree with or not

There are biased people on the PC Board (we all have biases after all), but it doesn't mean the board as a whole is biased.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#583 » by MyUniBroDavis » Wed Jul 12, 2023 10:28 am

70sFan wrote:
MyUniBroDavis wrote:I think it’s dumb for someone to say the PC board isn’t biased at all, everyone’s biased in their own way and that’s fine the discussion is still usually fine, it just happens there are more bron fans now, at the same time it’s not as if it’s this blind bad faith argument for bron his argument is very clear regardless of if it’s something you agree with or not

There are biased people on the PC Board (we all have biases after all), but it doesn't mean the board as a whole is biased.


I think everything is biased lol, I would say the PC board is biased in the sense that because it has a history and a lot of posters have been there for that duration people who join are going to align their beliefs more with that or their analysis aligns more with how the PC board analyses players compared to another community orb versus someone who had radically different beliefs. every discussion community has biases if it’s long running with longtime posters so I don’t think it matters honestly, it’s about the level of discussion which is usually still fine (I’m not keeping up with the top 100 project so I don’t know how that’s going)

Me saying it’s biased doesn’t equate to me saying this bias makes it inherently wrong or bad for discussion, I’m just saying every place is biased based on the general long held beliefs of that “community”, the type of arguments that are generally accepted and aren’t accepted, and the makeup of the users and their biases, etc etc. at the moment I would say there are a lot of people that like lebron a lot (I’m a big lebron fan obviously too) more than let’s say 10 years ago, so there’s more of a bias towards him now. At the same time, I do think the arguments for him are valid and obviously I’m high on him as well
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#584 » by WarriorGM » Wed Jul 12, 2023 10:34 am

MyUniBroDavis wrote:It’s dumber to say the general board is where serious basketball discussion is at when the 2/3 (or 4? WarriorsGM and gregoire, I remember the mavs guy was pretty slow too though) people active in this thread on that side are the bottom of the barrel of the PC board that basically got yeeted lol


Oh a LeBron board member saying I'm bottom of the barrel? Don't worry man I'm having a swell time seeing the LeBron board make a laughingstock of itself.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#585 » by MyUniBroDavis » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:06 am

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MyUniBroDavis wrote:It’s dumber to say the general board is where serious basketball discussion is at when the 2/3 (or 4? WarriorsGM and gregoire, I remember the mavs guy was pretty slow too though) people active in this thread on that side are the bottom of the barrel of the PC board that basically got yeeted lol


Oh a LeBron board member saying I'm bottom of the barrel? Don't worry man I'm having a swell time seeing the LeBron board make a laughingstock of itself.


Unlike greg whose playing a character ur actually just a dumbass that doesn’t know how to troll properly without getting banned

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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#586 » by zimpy27 » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:17 am

70sFan wrote:
Gregoire wrote:
twyzted wrote:
No its biased, at one point 40% of the thread was guys going nuts at a guy for voting for Jordan.

A guy even rage quit because of all the pestering from lbj stans.

I liked how Lebron got all the credit for everything his teams have done then we had people talking about luc longley, bj and kerr as gods. But wade bosh kyrie or love lucky that they got picked from the g league.

Good satire never the less but cant recommend.


And thats more painfull that this fanboyism on PC reveals itself under the guise of numbers, thoughtful knowledge, with a claim to analytics, while in reality this "analytics" is biased and is done only for exaltation their idol -LeChoke.

What happened to you Gregoire? You used to be such a good poster who encouraged everyone to discussion. Why did you change so rapidly?



I think they were pretending to enjoy the objective discussion while pushing a subtle Jordan bias and then just got impatient.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#587 » by Gregoire » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:23 am

Yea, yea, 60-70% of posters on PC are biased but whole board is not biased.... :lol:
Even if there are some amount of good posters (for example - ceilng raiser
Clyde Frazier
Doctor MJ
Dooley
Dr Positivity
Dutchball97
eminence
Lou Fan
Moonbeam
penbeast0
trex_8063 ect ect ect)

or even fanboys and biased posters of other players ( 70sFan - Kareem for example) its not enough to compensate huuuuuge amount of Lebron nuthuggers who usurped the board in recent few years. :banghead:
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These no calls on LeBron are crazy. A lot of stars got foul calls to protect them.
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Come playoffs 18 lebron beats any version of jordan
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#588 » by mysticOscar » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:32 am

I believe some individuals tend to excessively focus on certain data points, nitpicking and exaggerating the differences between their favorite players. Factors such as the era they played in, the system they were a part of, their role within the team, and the lack of comprehensive advanced metrics during specific periods have a significant impact that cannot be fully captured with advanced data alone.

Even a seemingly simple metric ppg for an individual player can vary depending on various circumstances, yet we often find ourselves comparing players based on complex calculations relying on tracking numbers that may be unavailable for certain eras.

If LeBron James had played in a triangle offense under Phil Jackson or if Michael Jordan had played in a system where he had a dominant post player throughout their careers, the statistical outcomes would likely look significantly different.

These statistics do hold value. Candidates for the GOAT should excel in some of these advanced metrics or box score statistics, as it helps validate their greatness.

However, simply stating that Player A is better than Player B solely based on statistics, disregarding individual accolades and team success, is not an appropriate use of statistics. It often reflects an individual's bias rather than an objective assessment.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#589 » by twyzted » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:45 am

70sFan wrote:
twyzted wrote:No he said boosted their srs.
Healthy srs :lol: holy moly

Ok, but SRS is adjusted for opponents and schedule anyway.
What's wrong with taking team's SRS from games when their starters played?


I must admit, i just missunderstood, im tired been awake for far to long. :sleep: There isnt anything wrong with it.

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twyzted wrote: Yes 27 is not 30 games won.

Ok, but if you use SRS instead of wins you can get slightly different expected wins value.


Yeah mayby, im just used to using the cold hard numbers i.e 30 wins are 30 wins regardless of srs win pace.

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twyzted wrote: No he was not the most impactful defender, im sure a guy was the dpoy that year his name wasnt Oakley.

You are sure because he won the award, or because you have some evidences behind it?

I don't agree with his evaluation of Jordan's defense, but we have questions regarding his defense from the signals we have.


No but dws and dbpm are better for Jordan, oakley has -0.1dbpm. I havent seen any of these signals/numbers, that is not because of lack of trying.

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twyzted wrote: Also at 38 jordan joined a 19-63 wizards team 30th drtg the year before. -6.75srs.
Went to 37-45 up to 22nd drtg and -1.58 srs.

Ok, that's a good argument for Jordan being relevant player in Wizards years. Of course, it should be contextualized to the rosters changes etc.


Him and kwame were the only additions.

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twyzted wrote: Last 10 games before Jordans injury they were playing at 4,5 srs 54 win pace.
That would be a lift of +10 srs and +35 wins from a 38 year old.

Nobody uses random 10 games from RS to estimate the value of a player.


But 13 game sample for kyrie and love is sufficient.

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twyzted wrote: I could point to a drop of 1.5 in drtg when Lebron joined the lakers.

You could and probably should. We should use the same criteria for all players.


Im bias and i can admit it, but im not even close to some of the posters in that thread.

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twyzted wrote: 13 game sample of 3 seasons 6% vs guy who had played 300+ games together. No bias ofcourse though.

By itself, it's not biased. You can contextualize it, but you can't just ignore it because you don't like it.


Just like 10 game sample.

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twyzted wrote: They are not worse co stars. Any Lebron didnt get them to buy into a system he didnt even buy into the system himself.

That's just a lazy attempt to disprove the statement with no evidences. If you feel the top 100 project has a low level of discussion, you shouldn't use such a banal arguments yourself.


Not everything is low level, many posts were very good(even who didnt vote for jordan).

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twyzted wrote: Hawks played at 55 win srs pace. Lead by Jeff Teague. The east was called the Leastern conference for a reason.

So contextualize it and present LeBron numbers against WC teams for example.


I could but im not that invested in this.

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twyzted wrote: Yeah bosh, wade, allen, ben wallace, love, kyrie, ad are all useless compared to the mighty Luc longley and steve kerr :roll:
He has stacked the deck so hard that its funny how little he has won.
Mayby trust the coach others did with great success.

That's troll level response.


Well mayby, but this is what i dont get. There was no mention of players helping Lebron, but every player on the bulls is painted as a perfect fit.

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twyzted wrote: If you cant see the obvious bias when 30% of thread goes into argueing with the few guys who voted for Jordan.

This is a discussion for the best player ever, of course you have a lot of discussion around one of the best players ever. I really don't understand the criticism.


But thats the thing it wasnt a discussion imo, it was a few guys having a tantrum because someone voted for Jordan. They were activly trying to disprove a guys vote, the only discussion about f.i Lebron was just praise. Same thing happened with dutch.
Look i dont have anything against voting for Lebron/kaj/bill/wilt but the criteria seems to be very loose for Lebron, others get punished for things that Lebron doesnt.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#590 » by WarriorGM » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:45 am

MyUniBroDavis wrote:
WarriorGM wrote:
MyUniBroDavis wrote:It’s dumber to say the general board is where serious basketball discussion is at when the 2/3 (or 4? WarriorsGM and gregoire, I remember the mavs guy was pretty slow too though) people active in this thread on that side are the bottom of the barrel of the PC board that basically got yeeted lol


Oh a LeBron board member saying I'm bottom of the barrel? Don't worry man I'm having a swell time seeing the LeBron board make a laughingstock of itself.


Unlike greg whose playing a character ur actually just a dumbass that doesn’t know how to troll properly without getting banned


A dumbass who by saying Curry is the most significant player of the past decade showed more vision, gumption and ability in the prospective use of data than anyone else in your neck of the woods. But how can you be expected to understand that? You think that's trolling instead of the simple truth. Curry winning last year went a long way to clearing the air on that. There's a fair chance it will be made clearer still.

Meanwhile you guys can keep banning, censoring, and driving away anyone who disagrees with you in your attempts to gaslight everyone and lock yourselves into that hole in the wall of yours.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#591 » by 70sFan » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:52 am

Gregoire wrote:Yea, yea, 60-70% of posters on PC are biased but whole board is not biased.... :lol:
Even if there are some amount of good posters (for example - ceilng raiser
Clyde Frazier
Doctor MJ
Dooley
Dr Positivity
Dutchball97
eminence
Lou Fan
Moonbeam
penbeast0
trex_8063 ect ect ect)

or even fanboys and biased posters of other players ( 70sFan - Kareem for example) its not enough to compensate huuuuuge amount of Lebron nuthuggers who usurped the board in recent few years. :banghead:

So now I am biased Kareem fan instead :lol: Kareem isn't even my favorite player.

Let me ask you - is it because I have Kareem higher than Jordan all-time? If that's your only reason, then think about it twice and decide whether it is everything alright with you or not, before accusing anyone of biases with no evidences.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#592 » by Chanel Bomber » Wed Jul 12, 2023 11:59 am

It would be interesting to see how RAPTOR and RAPM measure peak MJ’s on-court impact but I don’t think those metrics go that far back (on the phone now).

All those other isolated stats fail to capture the +/- (let alone adjusted +/-) data that in my opinion is a necessary ingredient to having an informed discussion.

Also the discussion on TS% needs to use league-adjusted TS as league average in efficiency rose significantly since the 1990s. Using raw TS% as a point of comparison is misguided.
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Post#593 » by Gregoire » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:00 pm

70sFan wrote:
Gregoire wrote:Yea, yea, 60-70% of posters on PC are biased but whole board is not biased.... :lol:
Even if there are some amount of good posters (for example - ceilng raiser
Clyde Frazier
Doctor MJ
Dooley
Dr Positivity
Dutchball97
eminence
Lou Fan
Moonbeam
penbeast0
trex_8063 ect ect ect)

or even fanboys and biased posters of other players ( 70sFan - Kareem for example) its not enough to compensate huuuuuge amount of Lebron nuthuggers who usurped the board in recent few years. :banghead:

So now I am biased Kareem fan instead :lol: Kareem isn't even my favorite player.

Let me ask you - is it because I have Kareem higher than Jordan all-time? If that's your only reason, then think about it twice and decide whether it is everything alright with you or not, before accusing anyone of biases with no evidences.


You dont need to deny your Kareem preference,man, we both know you like him. But its very good in this context - because you in the minority on PC anyway... :lol:
If we have 2 Jordan fanboys, 1 Kareem fanboy, 1 Wilt fanboy and gazzilion of Lebron fanboys - I suppose the board are still biased? :banghead:
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#594 » by Chanel Bomber » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:01 pm

It would be interesting to see how RAPTOR and RAPM measure peak MJ’s on-court impact but I don’t think those metrics go that far back (on the phone now).

All those other isolated stats fail to capture the +/- (let alone adjusted +/-) data that in my opinion is a necessary ingredient to having a fully informed discussion.

Also the conversation on TS% needs to use league-adjusted TS as league average in efficiency rose significantly since the 1990s. Using raw TS% as a point of comparison is misguided.
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Post#595 » by 70sFan » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:04 pm

twyzted wrote:I must admit, i just missunderstood, im tired been awake for far to long. :sleep: There isnt anything wrong with it.

It's nice that you admitted it, I appreciate that.


Yeah mayby, im just used to using the cold hard numbers i.e 30 wins are 30 wins regardless of srs win pace.

Probably, which is why we should have discussions to understand our points of view better, instead of calling posters biased.

No but dws and dbpm are better for Jordan, oakley has -0.1dbpm.

You may disagree with me, but I don't find boxscore composite useful to evaluate defense at all. I don't think they have any predictive value and the methodology is all over the place and completely arbitrary.

Not to say that Oakley was a better defender - I don't have a strong opinion about it, but we have to acknowledge that Jordan "anchored" one strong defense throughout his first 5 years in the league.

I havent seen any of these signals/numbers, that is not because of lack of trying.

We have none for 1988 unfortunately (though I don't remember if Squared shared 1988 RAPM stuides or not), but we do have samples from different seasons like 1986 or 1994. They are inconclusive for 1988 in my opinion, but it doesn't mean we should just ignore them.

Him and kwame were the only additions.

Ok, so you presented an argument that Jordan was underrated in his first year in Washington. That's good, it's always good to broaden the perspective.


But 13 game sample for kyrie and love is sufficient.

I don't think it is, but in their case we also have on/off numbers and they don't look pretty.

Im bias and i can admit it, but im not even close to some of the posters in that thread.

Then ignore their input and focus on the rest of discussion.

Just like 10 game sample.

Ok, but you picked the 10 games sample to prove your point, not to find any signal.

Not everything is low level, many posts were very good(even who didnt vote for jordan).

I'm glad you said that, so why do you think a few posters destroyed the whole credibility of the project? Do you think James has absolutely no case under no criteria to be ranked first?

I could but im not that invested in this.

So you work with pre-assumption, not with theory backed up with evidences.


Well mayby, but this is what i dont get. There was no mention of players helping Lebron, but every player on the bulls is painted as a perfect fit.

You could try to discuss it, but instead you decided to ignore the discussion.

But thats the thing it wasnt a discussion imo, it was a few guys having a tantrum because someone voted for Jordan. They were activly trying to disprove a guys vote, the only discussion about f.i Lebron was just praise. Same thing happened with dutch.
Look i dont have anything against voting for Lebron/kaj/bill/wilt but the criteria seems to be very loose for Lebron, others get punished for things that Lebron doesnt.

Well yeah, when someone makes a case for one player and you strongly disagree with his argumentation, you try to prove it wrong. Exactly the same thing is happening with Hakeem or Duncan now, it doesn't mean there is no discussion.

There is no discussion when two people agree with everything, but when they don't then the exchange is necessary. I've been challenging some posters takes all the time in this project, not because it's an anti-X player tantrum, but because I want to show different point of view and learn more about the process.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#596 » by 70sFan » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:07 pm

Gregoire wrote:
70sFan wrote:
Gregoire wrote:Yea, yea, 60-70% of posters on PC are biased but whole board is not biased.... :lol:
Even if there are some amount of good posters (for example - ceilng raiser
Clyde Frazier
Doctor MJ
Dooley
Dr Positivity
Dutchball97
eminence
Lou Fan
Moonbeam
penbeast0
trex_8063 ect ect ect)

or even fanboys and biased posters of other players ( 70sFan - Kareem for example) its not enough to compensate huuuuuge amount of Lebron nuthuggers who usurped the board in recent few years. :banghead:

So now I am biased Kareem fan instead :lol: Kareem isn't even my favorite player.

Let me ask you - is it because I have Kareem higher than Jordan all-time? If that's your only reason, then think about it twice and decide whether it is everything alright with you or not, before accusing anyone of biases with no evidences.


You dont need to deny your Kareem preference,man, we both know you like him. But its very good in this context - because you in the minority on PC anyway... :lol:
If we have 2 Jordan fanboys, 1 Kareem fanboy, 1 Wilt fanboy and gazzilion of Lebron fanboys - I suppose the board are still biased? :banghead:

Yes, I like Kareem. I prefer Wilt over him. It doesn't mean I have to vote for Wilt when I see who is better within my criteria.

I always wanted Bill Russell to be on my GOAT list, but my criteria don't allow me for that anr instead after all these years I finished with a player I despite the most among top 10 candidates at the top. Not because I am biased, but because that's where my criteria put me in. Should I change my criteria because I don't like the results? Is it how people supposed to work?
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#597 » by 70sFan » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:08 pm

WarriorGM wrote:
MyUniBroDavis wrote:
WarriorGM wrote:
Oh a LeBron board member saying I'm bottom of the barrel? Don't worry man I'm having a swell time seeing the LeBron board make a laughingstock of itself.


Unlike greg whose playing a character ur actually just a dumbass that doesn’t know how to troll properly without getting banned


A dumbass who by saying Curry is the most significant player of the past decade showed more vision, gumption and ability in the prospective use of data than anyone else in your neck of the woods. But how can you be expected to understand that? You think that's trolling instead of the simple truth. Curry winning last year went a long way to clearing the air on that. There's a fair chance it will be made clearer still.

Meanwhile you guys can keep banning, censoring, and driving away anyone who disagrees with you in your attempts to gaslight everyone and lock yourselves into that hole in the wall of yours.

I am not James fan and most people on PC Board disagrees with my takes. Why didn't they censor me?
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#598 » by Gregoire » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:10 pm

WarriorGM wrote:
MyUniBroDavis wrote:
WarriorGM wrote:
Oh a LeBron board member saying I'm bottom of the barrel? Don't worry man I'm having a swell time seeing the LeBron board make a laughingstock of itself.


Unlike greg whose playing a character ur actually just a dumbass that doesn’t know how to troll properly without getting banned


A dumbass who by saying Curry is the most significant player of the past decade showed more vision, gumption and ability in the prospective use of data than anyone else in your neck of the woods. But how can you be expected to understand that? You think that's trolling instead of the simple truth. Curry winning last year went a long way to clearing the air on that. There's a fair chance it will be made clearer still.

Meanwhile you guys can keep banning, censoring, and driving away anyone who disagrees with you in your attempts to gaslight everyone and lock yourselves into that hole in the wall of yours.



Yea, I like how these admirers are sooo numbrs-driven then they compare Lebron with past players (where we have very limited data), but just refused to use analytics then comparing their idol to Curry, who has better impact, comparable accolades and boxscore and won more (which is the goal of this sport). Just madness.
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#599 » by Gregoire » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:16 pm

70sFan wrote:
Gregoire wrote:
70sFan wrote:So now I am biased Kareem fan instead :lol: Kareem isn't even my favorite player.

Let me ask you - is it because I have Kareem higher than Jordan all-time? If that's your only reason, then think about it twice and decide whether it is everything alright with you or not, before accusing anyone of biases with no evidences.


You dont need to deny your Kareem preference,man, we both know you like him. But its very good in this context - because you in the minority on PC anyway... :lol:
If we have 2 Jordan fanboys, 1 Kareem fanboy, 1 Wilt fanboy and gazzilion of Lebron fanboys - I suppose the board are still biased? :banghead:

Yes, I like Kareem. I prefer Wilt over him. It doesn't mean I have to vote for Wilt when I see who is better within my criteria.

I always wanted Bill Russell to be on my GOAT list, but my criteria don't allow me for that anr instead after all these years I finished with a player I despite the most among top 10 candidates at the top. Not because I am biased, but because that's where my criteria put me in. Should I change my criteria because I don't like the results? Is it how people supposed to work?


Your criteria is your preference. or not? or you really pretend that you are some chatGPT who could totally abstract from your own preferences here? Its interesting case...Maybe we dealing with split mind here... sorry :wink:
Anyway you are not bad poster and a drop in the ocean of one-celled Lebron fans there, who change their criteria for his idol and not vice versa.
Heej wrote:
These no calls on LeBron are crazy. A lot of stars got foul calls to protect them.
falcolombardi wrote:
Come playoffs 18 lebron beats any version of jordan
AEnigma wrote:
Jordan is not as smart a help defender as Kidd
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Re: What's the strongest data-driven argument for Michael Jordan as GOAT? 

Post#600 » by Gregoire » Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:19 pm

70sFan wrote:
WarriorGM wrote:
MyUniBroDavis wrote:
Unlike greg whose playing a character ur actually just a dumbass that doesn’t know how to troll properly without getting banned


A dumbass who by saying Curry is the most significant player of the past decade showed more vision, gumption and ability in the prospective use of data than anyone else in your neck of the woods. But how can you be expected to understand that? You think that's trolling instead of the simple truth. Curry winning last year went a long way to clearing the air on that. There's a fair chance it will be made clearer still.

Meanwhile you guys can keep banning, censoring, and driving away anyone who disagrees with you in your attempts to gaslight everyone and lock yourselves into that hole in the wall of yours.

I am not James fan and most people on PC Board disagrees with my takes. Why didn't they censor me?


Because you berserkly protect them right here right now. :lol: :lol: And because your 1 Kareem (or Russell, Wilt - how do you like) vote dont change anything. You are like harmless convenient opposition in fixed elections :nod:
Heej wrote:
These no calls on LeBron are crazy. A lot of stars got foul calls to protect them.
falcolombardi wrote:
Come playoffs 18 lebron beats any version of jordan
AEnigma wrote:
Jordan is not as smart a help defender as Kidd

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