Zenzibar wrote:
lol. that's a made up stat.
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SeattleJazzFan wrote:and keep in mind, the bolded had taken two different two year breaks in career - very well rested when he was playing his age 38 season. lebron had played 20 seasons straight including all those long post season runs. can't really compare mj at 38 and lebron at 38 simply due to mileage and mj's long breaks.
ty 4191 wrote:SeattleJazzFan wrote:and keep in mind, the bolded had taken two different two year breaks in career - very well rested when he was playing his age 38 season. lebron had played 20 seasons straight including all those long post season runs. can't really compare mj at 38 and lebron at 38 simply due to mileage and mj's long breaks.
Agreed 100%.
Jordan not only had 2 breaks and massive time off, he had played "only" 45,000 total minutes through age 37.
LeBron played 63,000 total minutes prior to this season.
lambchop wrote:
To be fair, the Lakers do tend to be down big pretty often and then they end up making the game close. So in theory if the definition of garbage time is being down 25-10 and then scoring a three or being down 77-57 and making a dunk and a two consecutive threes, that counts as garbage time scoring too. For example last night Lakers were down by 25 and LBJ scored about 10 points and got a bunch assists during that comeback, which by the tweet's definition was all garbage time.
lambchop wrote:
To be fair, the Lakers do tend to be down big pretty often and then they end up making the game close. So in theory if the definition of garbage time is being down 25-10 and then scoring a three or being down 77-57 and making a dunk and a two consecutive threes, that counts as garbage time scoring too. For example last night Lakers were down by 25 and LBJ scored about 10 points and got a bunch assists during that comeback, which by the tweet's definition was all garbage time.
dcstanley wrote:JordansBulls wrote:MavsDirk41 wrote:
Well if you pay attention you get lebron stans who say Jordan quit twice but they are cool with james forming superteams lol. Fact is Jordan quit/retired twice and James formed superteams. They both happened. Cant ignore one.
One 3 peated for the franchise that drafted them while the other joined other teams and still couldn't 3 peat and had a guy in his own era who beat him 3 times with as many titles as him in less seasons.
Jordan is 1-5 against Isaiah and Bird. He had to wait for them to fall off so his super team could feast on weak competition.
Dino353 wrote:Anyone who doesn't feel he's the GOAT is in straight up denial.
The4thHorseman wrote:lambchop wrote:NyKnicks1714 wrote:
Are you truly this gullible?
To be fair, the Lakers do tend to be down big pretty often and then they end up making the game close. So in theory if the definition of garbage time is being down 25-10 and then scoring a three or being down 77-57 and making a dunk and a two consecutive threes, that counts as garbage time scoring too. For example last night Lakers were down by 25 and LBJ scored about 10 points and got a bunch assists during that comeback, which by the tweet's definition was all garbage time.
Usually garbage time means the game is out of reach with not enough time left to comeback and win the game.
For example, too say that scoring while down by 19 in the 2nd quarter is considered garbage time is absolutely absurd. There's been hundreds of comebacks for the win while being down 19 in the first half.
MavsDirk41 wrote:Dino353 wrote:Anyone who doesn't feel he's the GOAT is in straight up denial.
He is not the greatest player ive ever seen in my 30 plus years of watching the nba. Seems you only post on here to stan for him. Do you have anything to back your comments up with other than just saying this?
ty 4191 wrote:SeattleJazzFan wrote:and keep in mind, the bolded had taken two different two year breaks in career - very well rested when he was playing his age 38 season. lebron had played 20 seasons straight including all those long post season runs. can't really compare mj at 38 and lebron at 38 simply due to mileage and mj's long breaks.
Agreed 100%.
Jordan not only had 2 breaks and massive time off, he had played "only" 45,000 total minutes through age 37.
LeBron played 63,000 total minutes prior to this season.
formula 400 wrote:stat padding as usual just to look good
formula 400 wrote:stat padding as usual just to look good