Again, Michael Jordan led BOTH TEAMS in scoring in 36 of his 37 career playoff series. Some relevant comparisons:
MJ: 36/37 series (97%)
LeBron: 36.5/45 (81%)
Durant: 16/26 (62%)
Kobe: 24/43 (56%)
Kareem: 20.5/48 (43%)
Shaq: 16/44 (36%)
Wilt: 10/29 (35%)
No one dominated playoffs scoring like MJ. A quick look at some relevant comparisons: how many times each guy below led his TEAM in PPG in a series.
MJ: 37/37 series
LeBron: 42/45 (93%)
Durant: 22/26 (85%)
Kobe: 27/43 (63%)
Kareem: 28/48 (58%)
Shaq: 24/44 (55%)
Wilt: 11/29 (38%)
Top 10 Michael Jordan underappreciated feats
#1
1988: MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, scoring champ, dunk champ
The greatest all-around season in NBA history. MJ achieved four things that are often bagged by four different players. The greatest tribute to his talent.
If you’re a Bears fan and haven’t watched this yet, stop what you’re doing and peep.
If you’re a Bears fan and HAVE watched this, stop what you’re doing and peep.
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What a week. Great to see this story on @NFLonCBS, even told incorrectly. (McCaskey brought it to the players.)
If you want to know the total history of the throwbacks, here is my piece on @WCGridiron:
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Thanks all, and Bear Down!
Will other teams follow the Bears lead and create more historically aware programming around their throwback uniforms? @UniWatch: https://t.co/eioOoDiXgM
As I wrote, and as I've said throughout this ongoing discussion, this conversation about the NFL's 12-year ban on black players is not just about the Bears. My point was to acknowledge that it was about more than just George Preston Marshall.
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