The highest PER season of all-time...

[ArbitraryWater]

tbh, it seems more plausible that Kobe's wife doesn't give it up and LeBron's wife does. I mean, as a huge Bron fan I admit he seems passive sometimes like he doesn't care as much on the court. It's frustrating... but I wonder why? Maybe his sex life is so good that he's just content a lot. It's hard to be as stubborn and determined when you get it every single day however you want it. Kobe was always so frustrated, stubborn, trying to will himself to a W to the point that he could mess up team chemistry... looks like sexual frustration to me.

And its true too

[Hoopz2332]

tbh, it seems more plausible that Kobe's wife doesn't give it up and LeBron's wife does. I mean, as a huge Bron fan I admit he seems passive sometimes like he doesn't care as much on the court. It's frustrating... but I wonder why? Maybe his sex life is so good that he's just content a lot. It's hard to be as stubborn and determined when you get it every single day however you want it. Kobe was always so frustrated, stubborn, trying to will himself to a W to the point that he could mess up team chemistry... looks like sexual frustration to me.

[oarabbus]

Wilt Chamberlain in 1962-63.

Team went 31-49 and missed the playoffs.



Wilt's regular season PER = 26.1

Wilt's playoff PER = 22.7

dat skin tone change

[riseagainst]

I have a submissive girlfriend with a big ass. I get it literally whenever I want it. Kobe obviously didn't know how to pick em... Vanessa wasn't giving it up apparently, so he had to get it in with the hotel girls.

or maybe he just wanted new poon.

[Psileas]

Kobe's regular season PER: 23.4
Kobe's playoff PER: 22.4

Both below Wilt's. And this is even a stat that favors shot jackers. And doesn't even take into account Wilt's blocked shots.

[Pushxx]

I love a stat that ambiguously weighs several other stats based on one person's opinion to make one number that is supposed to differentiate every player in the league!

[Deuce Bigalow]

Kobe's regular season PER: 23.4
Kobe's playoff PER: 22.4

Both below Wilt's. And this is even a stat that favors shot jackers. And doesn't even take into account Wilt's blocked shots.

Kobe: 5
Wilt: 2

[Psileas]

Halvicek: 8 (2 or 3 as the MVP of his team)
Kobe: 5 (2 as the MVP of his team)

[moe94]

Halvicek: 8 (2 or 3 as the MVP of his team)
Kobe: 5 (2 as the MVP of his team)

Boiled down.

Deuce, your turn.

[riseagainst]

Halvicek: 8 (2 or 3 as the MVP of his team)
Kobe: 5 (2 as the MVP of his team)

where are these said 2 or 3 MVPs?

[Marlo_Stanfield]

how did this thread turn into a who gets more ***** kobe or lebron fest again??

[TheMarkMadsen]

Just goes to show per is useless when the guy with the highest per ever was on a team that was well below .500

[Deuce Bigalow]

Halvicek: 8 (2 or 3 as the MVP of his team)
Kobe: 5 (2 as the MVP of his team)

Doesn't meet the qualifications to be on the same level of Kobe - no MVP, sorry

[Deuce Bigalow]

Boiled down (must have FMVP, MVP, multiple All-NBA First teams if they were awarded at the time)

MJ: 6
Russell: 11
Magic: 5
Bird: 3
Kareem: 6
Kobe: 5
Shaq: 4
Duncan: 4
Mikan: 5
Hakeem: 2
Lebron: 2

Wilt: 2

[3peated]

so basically per is to show when a player is padding stats?