Top 20 players based on PER from the 90s

[Ball So Harden]

According to "another website that is censored here":

1. Michael Jordan 28.7
2. David Robinson 27.7
3. Shaquille O'Neal 27.4
4. Karl Malone 26.0
5. Magic Johnson 25.2
6. Charles Barkley 24.9
7. Hakeem Olajuwon 24.5
8. Tim Duncan 22.8
9. John Stockton 22.6
10. Patrick Ewing 22.4
11. Grant Hill 22.0
12. Arvydas Sabonis 22.0
13. Alonzo Mourning 21.8
14. Dominique Wilkins 21.8
15. Kevin Johnson 21.3
16. Clyde Drexler 21.2
17. Chris Webber 21.1
18. Larry Bird 21.0
19. Shawn Kemp 20.6
20. Mark Price 20.5

[riseagainst]

what the fuq is the purpose of this list?

[sundizz]

Is this 1990 to 1999? Like their average PER? Is there a similar list for 2000 to 2010?

[Shih508]

Using PER to measure players in the past is great.

But in today's league, players care about PER so much, they'd rather sacrifice their teams' best interest to make sure their PER look good. It's not even funny.

Anyone in today's league who has higher PER than the greats in past really means nothing. They just playing with the stats because they know how PER is calculated. But on the other hand, players in past didn't know this thing exist.

[WillC]

Is this 1990 to 1999? Like their average PER? Is there a similar list for 2000 to 2010?

2000-01 to 2009-10:

1 LeBron James 26.9
2 Dwyane Wade 25.7
3 Chris Paul 25.6
4 Tim Duncan 25.5
5 Shaquille O'Neal 25.4
6 Kevin Garnett 25.2
7 Dirk Nowitzki 24.7
8 Kobe Bryant 24.6
9 Tracy McGrady 23.5
10 Yao Ming 23.0
11 Amar'e Stoudemire 22.6
12 Elton Brand 22.0
13 Pau Gasol 21.9
14 Karl Malone 21.8
15 Manu Ginobili 21.7
16 Dwight Howard 21.7
17 John Stockton 21.7
18 Steve Nash 21.5
19 Chris Bosh 21.3
20 Allen Iverson 21.3

[TaLvsCuaL]

The Admiral is so underrated in this board

[Lebron23]

The Admiral is so underrated in this board

I agree. Can you imagine if he had entered the NBA much earlier? He was already 24 yr.old when he made his NBA Debut.