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    Default Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

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    1) Bosh (hof)
    2) Love (hof)
    3) 2010 Mo Williams
    4) 2010 Varejao (all-def)
    5) Ray Allen (hof)
    6) Derrick Rose
    7) Rodney Hood
    8) IT
    9) Korver
    10) George Hill


    I thought about including 2009 all-star MVP Shaq, since he was bron's 4th option in 2010... He averaged 12/7 with 1.5 blocks alongside Bron - a lot better than Cartwright or Longley but maybe not quite enough to make the list? Hard to say...

    I might've missed some

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Yea you did :

    1-9

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Do you still consider Mo Williams a "mini curry"?

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    1-9

    10 ppg Hornacek

    6900 points

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Quote Originally Posted by RealSkipBayless
    Do you still consider Mo Williams a "mini curry"?
    Curry is better than Mo, hence the term "mini"

    But 09' Mo > 10 and 11' Curry

    Curry was an 18 ppg player when he was taking 4 threes a game like Mo in the previous era -

    but his 3-point attempts jumped to 8 per game in 2013, as the league adopted new spacing strategy - only then did his ppg increase and it increased every year with the increase in his 3-pt attempts

    So similar to Mo, he's a 3-pt robot, but just better at it

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3ball
    Curry is better than Mo, hence the term "mini"

    But 09' Mo > 10 and 11' Curry

    Curry was an 18 ppg player when he was taking 4 threes a game like Mo in the previous era -

    but his 3-point attempts jumped to 8 per game in 2013, as the league adopted new spacing strategy - only then did his ppg increase and it increased every year with the increase in his 3-pt attempts

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Quote Originally Posted by And1AllDay
    You're comparing mj's winning stats to Lebron's losing stats

    That isn't fair

    MJ had better losing stats against better comp (44 ppg versus the 86' Celts and their #1 defense with 5 HOF)

    And his worst winning stats from 96' Finals > lebron's worst winning stats from 2013 Finals

    Lebron's 23 on 43% was insufficient thru 6 games and needed Ray Allen to force game 7.. MJ never played that bad thru 6 games, so he never needed a game 7



    Quote Originally Posted by And1AllDay
    Lebron's worst series


    2007 ECSF vs NJN:[COLOR="White"]...[/COLOR] 24.7 on 42.3%
    2007 ECF vs DET:[COLOR="White"].....[/COLOR] 25.8 on 44.7%
    2007 Finals vs SAS:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 22.0 on 35.6%

    2008 ECSF vs BOS:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 26.7 on 35.5%

    2010 ECSF vs BOS:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 26.8 on 44.7% (quit)

    2011 RD 1 vs PHI:[COLOR="White"]......[/COLOR] 24.2 on 46.9%
    2011 ECF vs CHI:[COLOR="White"].......[/COLOR] 25.8 on 44.7%
    2011 Finals vs DAL:[COLOR="White"]...[/COLOR] 17.8 on 47.8%

    2013 RD 1 vs MIL:[COLOR="White"].....[/COLOR] 24.5 on 60.7%
    2013 ECSF vs CHI:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 23.6 on 43.8%
    2013 Finals vs SAS:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 25.3 on 44.7%

    2014 ECF vs IND:[COLOR="White"]......[/COLOR] 22.8 on 55.7%

    2015 ECSF vs CHI:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 26.2 on 39.9%

    2016 RD 1 vs DET:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 22.8 on 48.7%
    2016 ECSF vs ATL:[COLOR="White"]...[/COLOR] 24.3 on 50.7%


    It's funny because I just took the Pippen's worst series template and barely had to change the numbers..

    MJ only has 2 series that compare - 96' Finals (27.3 on 41.5%) and 97' ECF (30.2 on 38.7%)..

    (the 97' ecf shouldn't count because he averaged 30, and I omitted all lebron series where he averaged 30+ regardless of efficiency)

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Quote Originally Posted by 3ball
    You're comparing mj's winning stats to Lebron's losing stats

    That isn't fair

    MJ had better losing stats against better comp (44 ppg versus the 86' Celts and their #1 defense with 5 HOF)

    And his worst winning stats from 96' Finals > lebron's worst winning stats from 2013 Finals

    Lebron's 23 on 43% was insufficient thru 6 games and needed Ray Allen to force game 7.. MJ never played that bad thru 6 games, so he never needed a game 7




    Lebron's worst series


    2007 ECSF vs NJN:[COLOR="White"]...[/COLOR] 24.7 on 42.3%
    2007 ECF vs DET:[COLOR="White"].....[/COLOR] 25.8 on 44.7%
    2007 Finals vs SAS:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 22.0 on 35.6%

    2008 ECSF vs BOS:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 26.7 on 35.5%

    2010 ECSF vs BOS:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 26.8 on 44.7% (quit)

    2011 RD 1 vs PHI:[COLOR="White"]......[/COLOR] 24.2 on 46.9%
    2011 ECF vs CHI:[COLOR="White"].......[/COLOR] 25.8 on 44.7%
    2011 Finals vs DAL:[COLOR="White"]...[/COLOR] 17.8 on 47.8%

    2013 RD 1 vs MIL:[COLOR="White"].....[/COLOR] 24.5 on 60.7%
    2013 ECSF vs CHI:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 23.6 on 43.8%
    2013 Finals vs SAS:[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 25.3 on 44.7%

    2014 ECF vs IND:[COLOR="White"]......[/COLOR] 22.8 on 55.7%

    2015 ECSF vs CHI:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 26.2 on 39.9%

    2016 RD 1 vs DET:[COLOR="White"]....[/COLOR] 22.8 on 48.7%
    2016 ECSF vs ATL:[COLOR="White"]...[/COLOR] 24.3 on 50.7%


    It's funny because I just took the Pippen's worst series template and barely had to change the numbers..

    MJ only has 2 series that compare - 96' Finals (27.3 on 41.5%) and 97' ECF (30.2 on 38.7%)..

    (the 97' ecf shouldn't count because he averaged 30, and I omitted all lebron series where he averaged 30+ regardless of efficiency)

    FINALS bruh

    Not 1st round fodder

    We know you think 1-9 is cool but its not

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Quote Originally Posted by And1AllDay
    FINALS bruh

    Not 1st round fodder

    We know you think 1-9 is cool but its not
    It's against a better team than lebron ever faced

    and we can't use Finals anyway because MJ never lost the championship - so there's no stats from lost Finals to compare to the ones you posted for lebron

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    That list isn't impressive at all

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Quote Originally Posted by StrongLurk
    That list isn't impressive at all
    Neither ***/9.

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    Default Re: Top 10 of Lebron's 3rd options and below

    Quote Originally Posted by StrongLurk
    That list isn't impressive at all
    How many 11-time all-stars were 3rd options in their prime?

    I'll wait


    How many 3rd options were top 4 in the league in PER, VORP, BPM, and WS/48?

    I'll wait

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