delfonic
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Precisely. Look at the data.
Where did I say he was the better passer? In FACT I said Lebron was more gifted and utilized it in clutch situations...that’s when you descended from Knowledge Heaven. Try checking YOURS, otherwise you’ll come across as a gassy blowhard.All the data I have presented are cold hard facts. You are the one that started this by saying MJ is the better passer. Where is your data? Or is data interpretation a one-way street?
I can’t recall enough of your posts to render an opinion on your fandom. I just know that the resident UGA troll is egging you on and UTkevDAWG liked your post. Ducks and ponds and stuff.Butchna's natural state as big mad. He lashes out and tries to say the most hurtful thing he can think of (that we aren't Vol fans.) It's a cycle.
Kobe career PER is 22.90, LBJ is 27.51... not even close, buddy. LBJ is better at almost every facet of od the game than Kobe.5x Champion vs 3x Champion
12x All Defensive vs 6x All Defensive
2x Scoring Champ vs 1x Scoring Champ
Lebron's going to have a ton of stats or "data" when he hangs it up, dude's already got 59 more starts than Kobe had. He's gonna approach Jabbar levels in totals if he plays 2 or 3 more full seasons. Both great players, I just think Lebron's sheer volume of time on court and being the focal point of his team's entire game plan regardless of which team he's playing for contributes to his stat padding a bit.
I can’t recall enough of your posts to render an opinion on your fandom. I just know that the resident UGA troll is egging you on and UTkevDAWG liked your post. Ducks and ponds and stuff.![]()
I believe the poll was about passing ability not assist numbers. It is a very valid argument that Jordan had better passing abilities based on watching how they both saw the floor, the accuracy when they passed and how they set up passing lanes in traffic while ignoring the numbers. As far as scoring efficiency, that is very skewed by the fact that back then the 3 point shot was not part of many game plans. And Jordan scored more per game without it. Which is more impressive.All the data I have presented are cold hard facts. You are the one that started this by saying MJ is the better passer. Where is your data? Or is data interpretation a one-way street?
Sub Tim Duncan for Robinson. I’d have Lebron #2 tbh but I wouldn’t have you committed for generating this list...just the dead hookers.![]()
too bad LJ didn't go find better teammates to play with huh?
oh, wait...................
Myth. Jordan didn't put up the assist numbers bron does but wasn't all that far off. And you can't deny his court vision and ability to put the ball on the money from any angle looking any direction in any amount of traffic was among the best ever for passers. The way he set up passing lanes was a thing of beauty.
I respect Lebron and he's great, but I've never seen a player given more benefit of the doubt than I have Lebron. It's like watching Kentucky play at home any time I see him play, regardless of what team he's on or who he's playing. When you're 6'8" and 260 with his speed you really don't need the benefit of being allowed to bulldoze into the lane at will and getting extra steps.
It's almost like the NBA power's that be said "this is our bell cow now, he wins and we profit"