Michael Jordan Playoff Clutch Statistics

[PHILA]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g2z1dLzTcM




1985-1998 Playoffs


4th quarter or overtime, less than 5 minutes left, neither team ahead by more than 5 points


Per 48 Statistics, in 82games.com format


97 Games Total, 64.9% Win Percentage

http://i.imgur.com/okBcx1l.png



*1997 & 1998 statistics from NBA.com




Plus/Minus Total: +198

Plus/Minus Per 48: +23.3




Total Statistics





Per 48 Statistics

[PHILA]

1990-92 Playoffs Only

24 Games Total

http://i.imgur.com/09XcdJP.png







Plus/Minus Total: +87

Plus/Minus Per 48: +42.2

Win Percentage: 70.8%





Total Statistics





Per 48 Statistics

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[andgar923]

GOAT gonna GOAT

[Angel Face]

The GOAT

How bout LeBron does he have any clutch statistics? If yes, please post.

[Rose'sACL]

nice find. can you post similar stats for magic, bird, lebron and kobe?

[Suguru101]

Wow...

[andgar923]

and that is how you GOAT

[Combat Wombat]

[PHILA]

nice find. can you post similar stats for magic, bird, lebron and kobe?

You can find the current players on NBA.com going back to 1997. I think it's unfair to do a career comparison here, but below we can see Kobe & LeBron's top 3-4 playoff runs vs. Jordan's top 3.



Per 48 Statistics, in 82games.com format


Michael Jordan 1990-1992







Kobe Bryant 2006-2009








LeBron James 2009-2013

*Not including 2011 Playoffs

[Angel Face]

I thought LeBron's would be Syntax Error.

Jordan

[Mr Feeny]

Great find by OP. How does anybody shoot 60% + from the field in the clutch with that extra defensive intensity? !! The tighter the game got, the more that bald freek dominated

[Dragonyeuw]

Thats what separates Jordan from Bron and Kobe, the ability to consistently rise to the occasion when the stakes are highest.

[SwayDizzle]

da GOAT

[Sarcastic]

Why was Lebron's 2011 playoffs excluded?