@UgolinoMarevi@Sensei0701@LakeShowYo Don’t bother, any time it starts with “despite him padding his stats” the argument not a genuine one and there is no point in responding.
@dre24051 @NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 Also add to the context of “going through trees” that you didn’t have zoning/hedging they way the do now. Couldn’t “build a wall” as they say in the 90s… but you could hand check but that seems to only help lebron… hard to say
@dre24051 @NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 Yeah being a 3 level scorer is valuable, I am not denying that. But shaq was a 1 trick pony and he was also amazing… both are valid ways of being an all time great scorer… in some scenarios Lebron driving is more valuable, in others it’s MJ 3 level scoring…
@dre24051 @NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 Yes MJ was a better midrange shooter… I am not denying that… just simply correcting the error that makes lebron look worse against himself.
@NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 Now you are pretending you hurt my feelings? Why?
His average is 36.4%. Instead of rounding down, use the exact average.
Why do you care so much how it is scored if Lebron is still scoring more than MJ? You’d rather have 38 YO MJ?
@NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 So his game is predicated on him being able to get easier shots? Lol If they could score more in the paint then they should do that instead of settling for jump shots.. dunks and layups are the better shot. So yes… we should always compare the two… 2 points is 2 points…
@NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 What’s crazy is, I already did it year to year big guy and made a spread sheet. You picked 2 years and said “it’s consistent” despite me actually giving you the stats that said his average is above what you claimed is consistent
@NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 *isn’t a great jump shooter… he’s an ok jump shooter but one of (if not the) greatest scorer of all time. Scoring well in the paint is the sign of someone who scores well all the same… 2 points is 2 points and I’d rather get it the easiest and most replicable way possible.
@NathanC16640652 @AirJordans2323 Did you just pick 38 YO lebron to determine his career avg??? Lmfao. His average jump shooting is 36.4% for the career (37.5% from 2). 15 of his 20 seasons he was >35% on jump shots (16/20 for 2s). He isn’t great, but damn that was statistically gross what you just tried to do.
@MrFoxIRL @KevinOConnorNBA Yeah but still not confident in it cause there are guys who act like they got sniped but still actually did get fouled … is that a foul and a technical? Lowry got fouled in the last game where he did get whacked and threw his head back despite only contact to his arms.
@lil_skiddils @NBAinthezone @StarksIsAWESOME@KenHeLive Ok then compare those two teams (and the teams that beat them) and not this lakers team and the 2011 lakers team… jeez its really not that hard to contextualize the NBA.
@genesis_ref@1_866_7DrWeed@is_bawwby @Creed_T1 @alternativetak3@BronMuse NIMBYism is selfish. No one wants to live by anyone else we all want to feel safe at home… unfortunately poor people don’t get that option, and when they do it gets blocked by rich people…
Also, low income people have children as well… that was my point, no need for names.
@1_866_7DrWeed@is_bawwby @Creed_T1 @alternativetak3@BronMuse He lives in a gated community… in a gated house… with more money than any human could ever spend… enough to buy full time security if he was nervous…
Why is his children’s safety more important than the children who are brought up in low income areas?
@NBAinthezone @StarksIsAWESOME@KenHeLive But bron is 38 and Kobe was 32 and still in his prime… what are we doing here. Why do people feel it necessary to compare a 20th season to other guys primes. Just silly.
@Shot_Quality Back to back SQ wins but losses for the lakers! Again execution down the stretch was the difference in what was otherwise a close series.