Lebron james score 44 points than michael jordan






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Whether in basketball playing style and he also sacrifice his father to win a game because playing basketball is shed on his blood and heart. Despite Jordan's success, won the league's.
For the sixth time since Chris Mack took over the Louisville program, the new Cardinal head coach has landed a commitment from a member of the Class of 2019. There is no denying that Dwyane Wade will always have a place alongside the other greats that have chosen basketball as their sport, and at this point, we are simply waiting to see him be enshrined in the Hall of Fame. For the second time, we turn to value over 48 minutes. MJ still holds the playoff record for points per game 33.
You worked hard bro you deserve it. To which he solo a NBA playoff-record 63 points in the Game 2 double-overtime loss to Boston, which did eventually swept the series and win the finals View QuoteThat's probably the one thing LeBron is objectively better than Jordan at. Really tough, maybe not as durable as Lebron but probably too tougher. Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James drives against Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry during the first half of Game 1 of the NBA Finals in Oakland, Calif. Besides a few players this league is diluted with talent. Who can stop him. If you ask me, 0 elements in Cleveland is better than 4 titles at a different team. 
The need-to-know numbers about LeBron's epic scoring streak - But MJ is the ONLY perimeter player I would take over Bron peak-prime wise.
Lebron a physical freak, his defense when it matters is far more useful. Offense is also very close. Scoring wise I'll give the edge to MJ but it's a small stretch. Everything else is Lebron for the most part. In terms of total offense, Lebron tends to contribute more points anyways, so, yeah. Individually Lebron is just the perfect player tbh. No problem with personal preference. However, again, you are wrong when saying that Lebron is better than MJ at everything except scoring. Intangibles should also be considered as well as the positions they play when factoring in overall stats Ex: MJ averaged about 1 rebound less than Lebron but he did it as a SG... All the highlights I find are pretty bad lol. Perimeter defense was never played back then lol. Warriors would probably score 150 against most teams back then... There is far more talent in the league rn imo where is the notion that defense back then was godlike. All the highlights I find are pretty bad lol. Perimeter defense was never played back then lol. Warriors would probably score 150 against most teams back then... There is far more talent in the league rn imo where is the notion that defense back then was godlike. All the highlights I find are pretty bad lol. Perimeter defense was never played back then lol. Warriors would probably score 150 against most teams back then... There is far more talent in the league rn imo at their primes, I'd give the defense an equal. Lebron a physical freak, his defense when it matters is far more useful. Offense is also very close. Scoring wise I'll give the edge to MJ but it's a small stretch. Everything else is Lebron for the most part. In terms of total offense, Lebron tends to contribute more points anyways, so, yeah. Individually Lebron is just the perfect player tbh. No problem with personal preference. However, again, you are wrong when saying that Lebron is better than MJ at everything except scoring. Intangibles should also be considered as well as the positions they play when factoring in overall stats Ex: MJ averaged about 1 rebound less than Lebron but he did it as a SG... Lebron a physical freak, his defense when it matters is far more useful. Offense is also very close. Scoring wise I'll give the edge to MJ but it's a small stretch. Everything else is Lebron for the most part. In terms of total offense, Lebron tends to contribute more points anyways, so, yeah. Individually Lebron is just the perfect player tbh. No problem with personal preference. However, again, you are wrong when saying that Lebron is better than MJ at everything except scoring. Intangibles should also be considered as well as the positions they play when factoring in overall stats Ex: MJ averaged about 1 rebound less than Lebron but he did it as a SG... Jordan didn't ever pull an upset in the finals because he was favored in all those finals series because he was Michael Jordan. Yes the Bulls did win 55 games, but lost in the semifinals to the Knicks that year. They still got further to the finals with Jordan every year instead of coming up short in the semi finals. The next year the Bulls were heading for a terrible year until MJ came back. Then the next year they went 72-10, so yes the Bulls were still a solid team but Jordan also put them over the next step. While I don't disagree with that, Jordan's competition was no joke either. Faced the Blazers were he played arguably a top 3 NBA player and a player some even put above Jordan at the time, Clyde Drexler. Jazz had Stockton and Malone won MVP in one of those years. Basketball isn't like other sports. In other spots you have to have multiple guys to be able to play. I basketball you can 1v1. If these 2 played a game to 21, who would win? Take out all stats and accomplishments and just imagine them, both in their prime, playing a game 1 on 1. Who would you place you bet on? Basketball isn't like other sports. In other spots you have to have multiple guys to be able to play. I basketball you can 1v1. If these 2 played a game to 21, who would win? Take out all stats and accomplishments and just imagine them, both in their prime, playing a game 1 on 1. Who would you place you bet on? Lebron a physical freak, his defense when it matters is far more useful. Offense is also very close. Scoring wise I'll give the edge to MJ but it's a small stretch. Everything else is Lebron for the most part. In terms of total offense, Lebron tends to contribute more points anyways, so, yeah. Individually Lebron is just the perfect player tbh. No problem with personal preference. However, again, you are wrong when saying that Lebron is better than MJ at everything except scoring. Intangibles should also be considered as well as the positions they play when factoring in overall stats Ex: MJ averaged about 1 rebound less than Lebron but he did it as a SG... You didnt answer any of my questions regarding my argument... Its not that Lebron is a point guard, its just the role certain exceptional players have Lebron being one of them. He is still guarded by SFs and he guards his POSITION. Aka other Small forwards... Its all a technicality i was calling u out on You said he literally plays point guard and is a point guard getting rebounds which is false. Basketball isn't like other sports. In other spots you have to have multiple guys to be able to play. I basketball you can 1v1. If these 2 played a game to 21, who would win? Take out all stats and accomplishments and just imagine them, both in their prime, playing a game 1 on 1. Who would you place you bet on? Basketball isn't like other sports. In other spots you have to have multiple guys to be able to play. I basketball you can 1v1. If these 2 played a game to 21, who would win? Take out all stats and accomplishments and just imagine them, both in their prime, playing a game 1 on 1. Who would you place you bet on? Lebron a physical freak, his defense when it matters is far more useful. Offense is also very close. Scoring wise I'll give the edge to MJ but it's a small stretch. Everything else is Lebron for the most part. In terms of total offense, Lebron tends to contribute more points anyways, so, yeah. Individually Lebron is just the perfect player tbh. No problem with personal preference. However, again, you are wrong when saying that Lebron is better than MJ at everything except scoring. Intangibles should also be considered as well as the positions they play when factoring in overall stats Ex: MJ averaged about 1 rebound less than Lebron but he did it as a SG... You didnt answer any of my questions regarding my argument... Its not that Lebron is a point guard, its just the role certain exceptional players have Lebron being one of them. He is still guarded by SFs and he guards his POSITION. Aka other Small forwards... Its all a technicality i was calling u out on You said he literally plays point guard and is a point guard getting rebounds which is false. Basketball isn't like other sports. In other spots you have to have multiple guys to be able to play. I basketball you can 1v1. If these 2 played a game to 21, who would win? Take out all stats and accomplishments and just imagine them, both in their prime, playing a game 1 on 1. Who would you place you bet on? Lebron a physical freak, his defense when it matters is far more useful. Offense is also very close. Scoring wise I'll give the edge to MJ but it's a small stretch. Everything else is Lebron for the most part. In terms of total offense, Lebron tends to contribute more points anyways, so, yeah. Individually Lebron is just the perfect player tbh. No problem with personal preference. However, again, you are wrong when saying that Lebron is better than MJ at everything except scoring. Intangibles should also be considered as well as the positions they play when factoring in overall stats Ex: MJ averaged about 1 rebound less than Lebron but he did it as a SG... You didnt answer any of my questions regarding my argument... Its not that Lebron is a point guard, its just the role certain exceptional players have Lebron being one of them. He is still guarded by SFs and he guards his POSITION. Aka other Small forwards... Its all a technicality i was calling u out on You said he literally plays point guard and is a point guard getting rebounds which is false.