36.3 ppg, 11.7 rpg, 9.7 apg, 3.0 spg, 3.0 bpg, 50.6 FG%

[Cleverness]

47/10/6 on 50%

(Games 2-4 of 1993 Finals)

that is all

oh, except that if Lebron averaged 36 ppg the ENTIRE series, he wouldn't need to go 7 games - and that's what Jordan did - he averaged 36/7/8 on 53% for the entire 1991-1993 Finals, which is why he never needed a 7th game.

Jesus. But were any of the players on the Suns injured or suspended?

[3ball]

Jesus. But were any of the players on the Suns injured or suspended?

No, none was suspended or injured - the budding superstar wing Richard Dumas (below), all-nba defender Majerle, and KJ all took their turns on Jordan, who faced constant double-teaming.

[NBAGOAT]

Jesus. But were any of the players on the Suns injured or suspended?

ceballos was injured.

[FireDavidKahn]

I don't believe those stats.. only way those are even possible is if the other team has injuries and/or suspensions

LeBron was playing with a broken wrist...

[Cleverness]

No, none was suspended or injured - the budding superstar wing Richard Dumas (below), all-nba defender Majerle, and KJ all took their turns on Jordan, who faced constant double-teaming.

Jordan makes Majerle look super slow with his quick first step.

LeBron was playing with a broken wrist...

I heard he played with a broken elbow in 2010 too. And he recently played through severe life-threatening cramps.

[bond10]

47/10/6 on 50%

(Games 2-4 of 1993 Finals)

that is all

oh, except that if Lebron averaged 36 ppg the ENTIRE series, he wouldn't need to go 7 games - and that's what Jordan did - he averaged 36/7/8 on 53% for the entire 1991-1993 Finals, which is why he never needed a 7th game.

Damn, this pretty much killed the OP.

[Human Error]

47/10/6 on 50%

(Games 2-4 of 1993 Finals)

that is all

oh, except that if Lebron averaged 36 ppg the ENTIRE series, he wouldn't need to go 7 games - and that's what Jordan did - he averaged 36/7/8 on 53% for the entire 1991-1993 Finals, which is why he never needed a 7th game.

To be fair, MJ never faced a team which is more stacked than the current Warriors. 93 Suns are the closest but 93 Suns would be lucky to steal 1 game from the Warriors.

[3ball]

To be fair, MJ never faced a team which is more stacked than the current Warriors. 93 Suns are the closest but 93 Suns would be lucky to steal 1 game from the Warriors.

that's your opinion, based on nothing.

The Warriors were almost beat by OKC, and were beat by the Cavs.. They'd get beat by the Suns too, who were more stacked and more physical than both.

The Warriors' style doesn't translate to the playoffs that well - that's why they were 73-9 in regular season, and 15-9 in playoffs.

[Human Error]

that's your opinion, based on nothing.

The Warriors were almost beat by OKC, and were beat by the Cavs.. They'd get beat by the Suns too, who were more stacked and more physical than both.

The Warriors' style doesn't translate to the playoffs that well - that's why they were 73-9 in regular season, and 15-9 in playoffs.

Lol they were a champion not too long ago. They weren't able to overcome Lebron's all around brilliance, but saying like they are sh!t and they have no shot at NBA title is just very idiotic. Almost beat by the Thunder? OKC is no joke, they beat the Spurs who were one of the greatest regular season teams as well.

[3ball]

Lol they were a champion not too long ago.

the BOSS kyrie was hurt in 2015 Finals.

if he was healthy, Golden State wouldn't even be champs - so yeah, thanks - that bolsters the Suns' case - they destroy the Warriors..

[K.dot ShowTime]

3ball is god

[Gileraracer]

basically, 40/12/10/5/5 averages. unbelievable, goat.

Yeah, if you round up everything by 40%

[Keno]

Yeah, if you round up everything by 40%

did you fail grade 3 math? or what. how would you round those numbers then?

[Human Error]

No, none was suspended or injured - the budding superstar wing Richard Dumas (below), all-nba defender Majerle, and KJ all took their turns on Jordan, who faced constant double-teaming.

[Mr Feeny]

Damn, this pretty much killed the OP.

I don't think so. Jordan's stats were slightly better but Lebron's aren't far off.
And keep in mind that Lebron's 3 game stretch was to bring his team BACK from a 3-1 finals deficit. They were all elimination games.