Has anybody ever been more productive per. 100 poss. than Lebron?

[pauk]

guys... I was just checking that bball-reference new stat and was just wondering if you think/know somebody was more productive than Lebron per 100 poss (just so happens to be Lebron being that productive, thats the bad part apparently, not my fault).... considering there is no ranking in that department we have to seek manually, so, just a bit of help..

Until then, Lebron has been i guess the most productive player per 100 poss. since 1973.... no need to hate guys, not my fault...

[TheMarkMadsen]

OP is the most delusional poster on ISH

[SexSymbol]

I saw a gay couple kissing and groping each other in a public park. And that was the gayest thing I've ever seen until I saw Pauk's posts.

[Anaximandro1]

Michael Jordan, OP.

Ian Mahimi (2006) 49.4 ppg, 11.8 rpg, 2.4 apg, 9.4 bpg.

Not this garbage again


Minutes Played -> 3.8


Per 100 Team poss. is the most reasonable tool we have available. That said, LeBron stats are inflated (NBA's ban in hand-checking, weak Eastern conference)

[Poetry]

Lets see if somebody can find a more productive overall season by a player... go! :)

Barkley's numbers are crazy per 100 poss. He has several 16, 17, 18+ rebound seasons. I remember he was trying to be the oldest player to win the rebounding title, and it shows in those last few years.

I'm not a big fan of TS%, but I know a lot of the young people on here are, so I've included it down here.

LeBron's career Per 100 Poss stats:
36.7/9.3/9.7/2.3/1.2 (.581%)

Barkley's career Per 100 Poss stats:
30.2/15.9/5.4/2.1/1.1/(.612 TS %)

Jordan's career Per 100 Poss stats:
40.4/8.3/7.0/3.1/1.1/(.569 TS%)

Magic's career Per 100 Poss stats:
25.4/9.4/14.5/2.5/.5 (.610 TS%)

Karl Malone's career Per 100 Poss stats:
34.4/13.9/4.9/1.9/1.1 (.577 TS%)

The usual suspects are as productive as you'd imagine.

[Black and White]

Its a very flawed stat in that it doesnt factor in fatigue etc, I don't imagine LeBron or anyone else would be averaging that type of production every 100 possesions.

Pauk are you back to trolling again?

[knicksman]

at the end of the day, productivity means nothing if you cant fit. Thats why reggie miller impacts the game more than robertson. Thats why bran is 2/5 w/ superior teammates while jordan is 6/6

[ILLsmak]

Bill Walton...

-Smak

[BoutPractice]

Its a very flawed stat in that it doesnt factor in fatigue etc, I don't imagine LeBron or anyone else would be averaging that type of production every 100 possesions.

Anyone else such as, say, Wilt Chamberlain? Or Elgin Baylor? They played many more possessions, and did average absolutely insane numbers.

[Black and White]

Anyone else such as, say, Wilt Chamberlain? Or Elgin Baylor? They played many more possessions, and did average absolutely insane numbers.

Do you see LeBron doing it? The way he paces himself, I dont see him averaging insane numbers.

There are a few exceptions to the rule of course, but they are special cases.

[BoutPractice]

He could hold himself back in the points column, but he'd still handle the ball a lot so his assists if anything might go up compared to per 100 expectations.

Say 35-36 points, 12-13 assists and 11 rebounds.

[Black and White]

He could hold himself back in the points column, but he'd still handle the ball a lot so his assists if anything might go up compared to per 100 expectations.

Say 35-36 points, 12-13 assists and 11 rebounds.

The points column is where I see it being way too inflated yes, I agree with you on the assists and rebounds.

But as I said, this stat is way too flawed.

[riseagainst]

Ian Mahimi (2006) 49.4 ppg, 11.8 rpg, 2.4 apg, 9.4 bpg.

35 PER 66%TS.



GOAT

[BlackVVaves]

guys... I was just checking that bball-reference new stat and was just wondering if you think/know somebody was more productive than Lebron per 100 poss (just so happens to be Lebron being that productive, thats the bad part apparently, not my fault).... considering there is no ranking in that department we have to seek manually, so, just a bit of help..

Until then, Lebron has been i guess the most productive player per 100 poss. since 1973.... no need to hate guys, not my fault...

Hey pauk, can you explain to us obviously lesser minds how injury-ridden and out of shape Shaq was the best player in 2003 over peak Duncan?

We'll wait

[Anaximandro1]

We need to distinguish between players whose stats are inflated because their teams play at a high pace (Larry Bird)

and players whose stats are the result of a combination of exceptionally high usage rate with extraordinary efficiency (Michael Jordan)

Per 100 Team poss. is the best tool available.


PF/C