MJ would destroy every team in history with a 3rd all-star on team like Lebron had

[3ba11]

Lebron lost 3 times with a 3rd all-star teammate (11', 14', 17')

and his loss with a super-team in 14' was worse than his loss in 07' with an 01' Iverson-like cast

It's called FRAUD.. LeFraud

[AirBonner]

MJ couldn’t destroy with prime Larry Houghes (better player than Pippen)

[TheCorporation]

Complete List of Finals won with 1 all NBA vs 3 all NBA

• 2016 LeBron

That's the list. NEXT

[3ba11]

Complete List of Finals won with 1 all NBA vs 3 all NBA

• 2016 LeBron

That's the list. NEXT

wade was all-nba caliber in 11' or 12', so Lebron had the same all-nba teammate as Jordan plus an extra perennial all-star teammate (bosh)

and Wade achieved prime Pippen stats from 13-16' - he nearly made the 16' ECF with 21/5/5 and 21 PER, aka prime Pippen-caliber - so he was still all-nba based on pippen's standard of performance for all-nba

Ultimately, the point is that Lebron's teams had 3 good players and the Bulls only 2

[TheCorporation]

wade was all-nba caliber in 11' or 12', so Lebron had the same all-nba teammate as Jordan plus an extra perennial all-star teammate (bosh)

and Wade achieved prime Pippen stats from 13-16' - he nearly made the 16' ECF with 21/5/5 and 21 PER, aka prime Pippen-caliber - so he was still all-nba based on pippen's standard of performance for all-nba

Ultimately, the point is that Lebron's teams had 3 good players and the Bulls only 2

Dumb logic once again

If the Bulls only had "2 good players" and according to you Scottie sucked yet he outscored his Finals opposition 5 of 6 times, even once outscoring the #1 option as well, then does that mean MJ faced teams with only 1 star while he always had ateast 2?

[2much_knowledge]

Thats overkill. He only needs one allstar at a time. Just like Kobe

[warriorfan]

Love stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="Lime"]26/13/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Bosh stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="lime"]24/11/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Pau stats Pre-Kobe - [COLOR="Red"]19/8/3/59% TS[/COLOR]

It's safe to say that Kevin Love and Chris Bosh were both better than Pau Gasol before they joined with their new teams

LeBron needed Bosh and Love as third options when he won

Kobe had Pau Gasol as a second option when he won

[3ba11]

Love stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="Lime"]26/13/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Bosh stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="lime"]24/11/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Pau stats Pre-Kobe - [COLOR="Red"]19/8/3/59% TS[/COLOR]

It's safe to say that Kevin Love and Chris Bosh were both better than Pau Gasol before they joined with their new teams

LeBron needed Bosh and Love as third options when he won

Kobe had Paul Gasol as a second option when he won

And to add onto that...

2010 Wade.... 28 PER... 9 BPM
2010 Kobe..... 21 PER... 4 BPM

So Lebron was added to Kobe-Pau II (wade/bosh) but went 2/4 including goat choke and record loss

[AirBonner]

Steph Curry is a better shooter than MJ ever was

[3ba11]

Steph Curry is a better shooter than MJ ever was

Not on:


* 2-point jumpshots

* clutch jumpers

* contested jumpers






And Curry would've had a weaker 3-point percentage like MJ if he limited himself to 1 bailout (end-of-shotclock) per game like MJ did

Good form shoots better at higher volume and MJ always shot well above bailout volume, such as the 90' or 93' seasons, or the 93' Playoffs and of course the 92' Finals (43% on 5 attempts)

That being said, I have Curry in my top 5 based on his knowledge of how to WIN (organic) versus team-hopping, and also his ability to defeat max defensive attention by averaging far more than teammates in the 15' Playoffs and Finals.. These pure basketball feats make him top 5 coupled with his era-changing game and jumpshooting style that yields the best teammate fits/team strategy/team ceilings

[Johnny32]

unlikely. mj's ball hogging chuck style only won in an offensively challenged era.

[Axe]

Love stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="Lime"]26/13/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Bosh stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="lime"]24/11/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Pau stats Pre-Kobe - [COLOR="Red"]19/8/3/59% TS[/COLOR]

It's safe to say that Kevin Love and Chris Bosh were both better than Pau Gasol before they joined with their new teams

LeBron needed Bosh and Love as third options when he won

Kobe had Pau Gasol as a second option when he won

While stephen curry hasn't made the playoffs without klay thompson and the finals without andre iguodala.

[AirBonner]

Not on:


* 2-point jumpshots

* clutch jumpers

* contested jumpers






And Curry would've had a weaker 3-point percentage like MJ if he limited himself to 1 bailout (end-of-shotclock) per game like MJ did

Good form shoots better at higher volume and MJ always shot well above bailout volume, such as the 90' or 93' seasons, or the 93' Playoffs and of course the 92' Finals (43% on 5 attempts)

That being said, I have Curry in my top 5 based on his knowledge of how to WIN (organic) versus team-hopping, and also his ability to defeat max defensive attention by averaging far more than teammates in the 15' Playoffs and Finals.. These pure basketball feats make him top 5 coupled with his era-changing game and jumpshooting style that yields the best teammate fits/team strategy/team ceilings

Shots fired at warriorfan

[Johnny32]

Love stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="Lime"]26/13/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Bosh stats Pre-LeBron - [COLOR="lime"]24/11/2/59% TS[/COLOR]

Pau stats Pre-Kobe - [COLOR="Red"]19/8/3/59% TS[/COLOR]

It's safe to say that Kevin Love and Chris Bosh were both better than Pau Gasol before they joined with their new teams

LeBron needed Bosh and Love as third options when he won

Kobe had Pau Gasol as a second option when he won

your stats aren't accurate clown.

[Johnny32]

gasol's real stats in mem as a second option to rudy gay before the trade.

19 ppg on 14 fga and 57 ts%, 9 rpg, 3 apg.