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03-19-2015, 09:46 AM #1College superstar
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Hubie Brown: Why Michael Jordan Would Dominate Today
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03-19-2015, 09:47 AM #2Tolerant Liberals
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Re: Hubie Brown: Why Michael Jordan Would Dominate Today
I dont need to watch some AARP citizen lecture to know that Jordan would still be 1a-1b goat with LeBron today.
Originally Posted by keep-itreal
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03-19-2015, 09:59 AM #3A Humble Lebron Fan
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Re: Hubie Brown: Why Michael Jordan Would Dominate Today
Stuck in the past piece of dumb dumb.
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03-19-2015, 12:10 PM #4NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
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Re: Hubie Brown: Why Michael Jordan Would Dominate Today
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Playoff Averages Thru 29 Years Old
Jordan: 35 PPG / 7 APG / 50% FG
Lebron: 28 PPG / 6 APG / 48% FG
Finals Averages Thru 29 Years Old
Jordan: 36 PPG / 8 APG / 53% FG
Lebron: 24 PPG / 6 APG / 46% FG
Source: basketball-reference.com
.Last edited by 3ball; 03-19-2015 at 12:27 PM.
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03-19-2015, 12:25 PM #5NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
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Re: Hubie Brown: Why Michael Jordan Would Dominate Today
One day, somebody go 0/4 in the Finals with a 21 PPG average and people will say he's "1a-1b goat" with Lebron - when this happens, you will correctly be like wtf.. :biggums Originally Posted by ISHGoat
But this is exactly what you've done to MJ - you've elevated someone to his level who has significantly inferior stats and performance (as shown in previous post).
Btw, it's debateable whether Lebron is even the best player in today's NBA anyway - with Jordan, there wouldn't be any debate regarding whether he's better than say, Westbrook, Curry, or Harden.. But with Lebron, it IS debateable - at 29 years old, he's already fallen behind them statistically and is relying on reputation to still be considered better.
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