Lmao nice try.
Look at the efficiency of LeBron’s accomplishments vs his time played. Less mvp, less rings, less finals mvp, less DPOY, less all defense first teams, less per game yearly stat titles (never any on defense) and 22 years played! Jordan does get credit for retiring twice in his prime cause he still did more in less time, highlighting what could’ve been done if he decided to play more. Doesn’t really matter what he did from 35-37 when despite retiring twice in his prime, he still holds a superior resume.
LeBron played 7 more years than MJ and only made 3 more all nba first teams.
He likely will NOT make all nba first team this year, rendering his 96 and lagging PER clearly overstated, as 96 is first team status. Not 2nd or 3rd team.
Let’s talk more about plus/minus though.
Last night bron was a MINUS 5 �� against an g league Mavs roster. Only LBJ can have a 35-21 record with a NEGATIVE on the court and a team POSITIVE off court, and still hold a 96 rating.
Yes, Jordan didn’t make all nba in his injured wizards years. But he still made the first team 73% of his time played. LeBron only 59% out of his time played. Highlighting the fact that in 41% of LeBron’s years, there was somebody above him.
10/15 is more impressive and efficient than 13/22.
“Cry about it.”
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