Year 7: Jordan vs LeBron vs Durant

[Joyner82reload]

Since Jordan was the only one to play 82 games, and Durant's season is yet to finish, all stats were scaled for an 82 game season. OKC's 61 wins is based on their current pace. Green highlighting=lead group, Red highlighting=lowest in group

http://oi60.tinypic.com/2qu1b9s.jpg

[Inferno]

So they're all pretty similar. It's what you'd expect :confusedshrug:

[aburre21]

Lebron's FT shooting :facepalm. He colud've average like 1 or 2 more ppg if he was an 80+% shooter from the line

[Trollsmasher]

Jordan
LeBron




Durant

It becomes clear to anybody who is not a boxscore watcher like OP

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

KD
MJ















Lebron

[Nikola_]

Turnovers, steals, blocks, offensive rebounds ?

[Joyner82reload]

Lebron's FT shooting :facepalm. He colud've average like 1 or 2 more ppg of he was an 80+% shooter from the line

He averaged 10.2 FT/g in 2010, his 7th season. He shot 76.7% from the line

.767*10.2=7.82 points per game
.8*10.2=8.16 points per game
.85*10.2=8.67 points per game

Flat out false. If he were to shoot 85% from the line, which is a very good FT shooter for NBA standards, he would average about .8 more ppg.

[HoopsFanNumero1]

Why are there two red highlights under the RPG column? And you might as well include steals, blocks, and TOs.

Edit: Of course. Durant is worse than Lebron in all three of those categories :rolleyes:

And where did you get the data for the advanced stats? Bballreference shows different data than the one you provided.

[livinglegend]

Turnovers, steals, blocks, offensive rebounds ?

doesnt fit his agenda. He is always cherry picking advanced stats to fit his agenda.

[magnax1]

:lebronamazed:
You were 7 days early, but thankyou

[Joyner82reload]

Why are there two red highlights under the RPG column? And you might as well include steals, blocks, and TOs.

Edit: Of course. Durant is worse than Lebron in all three of those categories :rolleyes:

And where did you get the data for the advanced stats? Bballreference shows different data than the one you provided.

Really? LeBron averaged 1.6 steals, 1.0 blocks, and 3.4 turnovers. Durant's averaging 1.3 steals, .8 blocks, and 3.5 tunovers. LMFAO @ you if you think .3 steals, .2 blocks, and .1 turnovers is any type of a margin worth talking about.

And the WS's/triple doubles/40 point games are scaled for 82 games, LeBron and Durant didn't play 82 games in their 7th season

[Trollsmasher]

Really? LeBron averaged 1.6 steals, 1.0 blocks, and 3.4 turnovers. Durant's averaging 1.3 steals, .8 blocks, and 3.5 tunovers
Damn, LeBron is so much better:bowdown:

[livinglegend]

Since Jordan was the only one to play 82 games, and Durant's season is yet to finish, all stats were scaled for an 82 game season. OKC's 61 wins is based on their current pace. Green highlighting=lead group, Red highlighting=lowest in group

http://oi60.tinypic.com/2qu1b9s.jpg

APG, DRTG and DWS clearly shows that Lebron was the best of the 3.

[HoopsFanNumero1]

Really? LeBron averaged 1.6 steals, 1.0 blocks, and 3.4 turnovers. Durant's averaging 1.3 steals, .8 blocks, and 3.5 tunovers. LMFAO @ you if you think .3 steals, .2 blocks, and .1 turnovers is any type of a margin worth talking about.

Just report the data. Your thoughts on the differentials are irrelevant. People can make up their own opinions.



And the WS's/triple doubles/40 point games are scaled for 82 games, LeBron and Durant didn't play 82 games in their 7th season


:biggums:

Did you seriously just normalize the win shares by multiplying Durant's current win shares by 82/68? That's not how it works...

[arifgokcen]

to me it looks like they are all very similar and all three has some major advantages in particular parts.

MJ has the lead in advanced stats such as PER Win shares only marginally but has a significant lead in spg tov

Durant is actually by far the best scorer.

Lebron is obviously by far the best distributor.

Its pretty amazing how similar they actually are.

[Keno]

joyner exposed yet again. nitpicking stats that fit his agenda and durant leads in. also, regardless of advanced stats, lebron's thirty points per game and nine assists per game > thirty two points per game and six assists per game.

thirty plus nine assists = minimum forty eights points - maximum fifty seven points.

thirty two points plus six assists = minimum forty four points - maximum fifty points.

[Joyner82reload]

joyner exposed yet again. nitpicking stats that fit his agenda and durant leads in. also, regardless of advanced stats, lebron's thirty points per game and nine assists per game > thirty two points per game and six assists per game.

thirty plus nine assists = minimum forty eights points - maximum fifty seven points.

thirty two points plus six assists = minimum forty four points - maximum fifty points.

So John Stockton=GOAT

17 ppg 15 apg=minimum 47-maximum 62 points

LOL @ discounting the fact Durant was FAR more efficient at scoring, while scoring more, and played off of the ball

[red1]

Good stuff. Jordan>lebron>durant

[Joyner82reload]

By far best scorer? Jordan is more efficient and the PPG is Damn close.

64 TS% vs 60 TS% :biggums:

[Joyner82reload]

Lol James Harden's TS % is also that high. Don't let that blind you because KD leads it.

James Harden's at 61.6 TS% and averages 25 ppg, not 32 ppg

Every post you've made in this thread has made you look like a fool, congratulations

[Joyner82reload]

Ok and that's higher than Jordan's. Go look at the all-time career TS% leaders, then go look at the PER and WS leaders. TS% is a really shit stat when used like this.

TS% is literally a part of the PER and WS formula, congratulations

[truhooper]

That's what you expect when you compare the goat MJ & the two best players in the last 20 years :cheers:

[IncarceratedBob]

That's what you expect when you compare the goat MJ & the two best players in the last 20 years :cheers:
Tim Duncan? You stupid little shit

[DaSeba5]

So Jordan > LeBron > Durant? Nobody thought this at all.

[Joyner82reload]

So explain the fact that KD leads in TS%, but isn't in WS or PER.

:lol

Yet, you still bring it up, because it's apart of your agenda. I'm done.

Because TS% isn't the only part of PER, imbecile.

Jordan's best raw statistical season was 32.5/8.0/8.0 61.4 TS%, which is better than 31.5/6.0/5.6 60.4 TS%, but had a lower PER