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  • SuperFreak84
    Pro
    • May 2003
    • 682

    #16
    Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

    You people around here ask for stats.....
    Jordan's MVP years, % of TOTAL team points, rebounds and assists:

    87-88: 33,3% + 12,3% + 22,5%
    90-91: 28,6% + 14,0% + 25,7%
    91-92: 26,6% + 14,1% + 21,4%
    95-96: 28,8% + 14,8% + 17,3%
    97-98: 29,7% + 12,9% + 14,5%

    Kobe's 2004-05 season (so far): 29% + 15,2% + 34,6%

    Comparing:
    Only twice in 5 MVP years did Jordan surpass Kobe's points %-wise;
    Never did he equal Kobe's rebound %;
    Never did he even come close to Kobe's assist %.

    Now...
    Is Kobe playing THAT bad?
    Is he THAT selfish?

    Twist away....
    Last edited by SuperFreak84; 01-12-2005, 04:18 PM.
    The true fan always know his bounds, unlike the wagon-jumping hounds,
    Who never feel the slightest shame for changing hats from game to game.
    The players come and then they go, but one thing for certain that I know,
    With purple hearts we take a stand.... for loyal is the Viking Fan.

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    • SuperFreak84
      Pro
      • May 2003
      • 682

      #17
      Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

      You people around here ask for stats.....
      Jordan's MVP years, % of TOTAL team points, rebounds and assists:

      87-88: 33,3% + 12,3% + 22,5%
      90-91: 28,6% + 14,0% + 25,7%
      91-92: 26,6% + 14,1% + 21,4%
      95-96: 28,8% + 14,8% + 17,3%
      97-98: 29,7% + 12,9% + 14,5%

      Kobe's 2004-05 season (so far): 29% + 15,2% + 34,6%

      Comparing:
      Only twice in 5 MVP years did Jordan surpass Kobe's points %-wise;
      Never did he equal Kobe's rebound %;
      Never did he even come close to Kobe's assist %.

      Now...
      Is Kobe playing THAT bad?
      Is he THAT selfish?

      Twist away....
      The true fan always know his bounds, unlike the wagon-jumping hounds,
      Who never feel the slightest shame for changing hats from game to game.
      The players come and then they go, but one thing for certain that I know,
      With purple hearts we take a stand.... for loyal is the Viking Fan.

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      • Kashanova
        Hall Of Fame
        • Aug 2003
        • 12695

        #18
        Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

        how do you want mj to rebound over longly, rodman, and pippen? how much rebounding was he doing before this year. who are the rebounding monster on the lakers this year?

        ok so the years that kobe has more % of the points in

        jordan avg more then he did and with a far less % then what kobe has interesting

        90-91-31.5
        91-92-30.1
        95-96-30.4

        now the rebound jordan always had strong rebounders around him and still managed to get a good number

        87-87 Oakley had about 13 boards a game
        90-91 there where at least three players other then jordan that avg more then 6 boarda a game
        91-92- pippen and grant combined for 17 boards a game
        95-95 kukoc, pippen, and longley avg combined round 15 boards and rodman had 14
        97-98 4 players combined for 18 and rodman had 15

        now the highest on kobes team is 10 after that 7 then 5 and that leaves mostly the rest to kobe so that figures why the % is so high compare to jordan

        the assists is a pretty easy one kobe doesnt have a real point guard atkins doesnt pass the ball much and only avg 4 assists so it pretty easy to get that much assists with butler there odom and other players

        jordan never passed the ball much but he did when he had to never forced anything in those mvp years and he didnt have a point guard either but he had other players that can pass the ball kukoc, pippen was an underrated passer, harper would pass sometimes so that could be why jordan never avg so high in those years but he did avg 8 rebs one yr and 8 ast the same yr he avg 32 points plus shot 53% and only had 2.6 to's a game around there so what kobe is doing this year is nothing jordan didnt do before and didnt do better then he is

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        • Kashanova
          Hall Of Fame
          • Aug 2003
          • 12695

          #19
          Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

          how do you want mj to rebound over longly, rodman, and pippen? how much rebounding was he doing before this year. who are the rebounding monster on the lakers this year?

          ok so the years that kobe has more % of the points in

          jordan avg more then he did and with a far less % then what kobe has interesting

          90-91-31.5
          91-92-30.1
          95-96-30.4

          now the rebound jordan always had strong rebounders around him and still managed to get a good number

          87-87 Oakley had about 13 boards a game
          90-91 there where at least three players other then jordan that avg more then 6 boarda a game
          91-92- pippen and grant combined for 17 boards a game
          95-95 kukoc, pippen, and longley avg combined round 15 boards and rodman had 14
          97-98 4 players combined for 18 and rodman had 15

          now the highest on kobes team is 10 after that 7 then 5 and that leaves mostly the rest to kobe so that figures why the % is so high compare to jordan

          the assists is a pretty easy one kobe doesnt have a real point guard atkins doesnt pass the ball much and only avg 4 assists so it pretty easy to get that much assists with butler there odom and other players

          jordan never passed the ball much but he did when he had to never forced anything in those mvp years and he didnt have a point guard either but he had other players that can pass the ball kukoc, pippen was an underrated passer, harper would pass sometimes so that could be why jordan never avg so high in those years but he did avg 8 rebs one yr and 8 ast the same yr he avg 32 points plus shot 53% and only had 2.6 to's a game around there so what kobe is doing this year is nothing jordan didnt do before and didnt do better then he is

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          • SPTO
            binging
            • Feb 2003
            • 68046

            #20
            Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

            "sigh" I sometimes wish Michael Jordan never existed. When did this whole comparing every phenom to MJ thing start? Was it with Grant Hill and then steamrolled on?
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            "Baseball is the most important thing that doesn't matter at all" - Robert B. Parker

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            • SPTO
              binging
              • Feb 2003
              • 68046

              #21
              Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

              "sigh" I sometimes wish Michael Jordan never existed. When did this whole comparing every phenom to MJ thing start? Was it with Grant Hill and then steamrolled on?
              Member of the Official OS Bills Backers Club

              "Baseball is the most important thing that doesn't matter at all" - Robert B. Parker

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              • SuperFreak84
                Pro
                • May 2003
                • 682

                #22
                Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                Originally posted by Kashanova
                how do you want mj to rebound over longly, rodman, and pippen? how much rebounding was he doing before this year. who are the rebounding monster on the lakers this year?

                ok so the years that kobe has more % of the points in

                jordan avg more then he did and with a far less % then what kobe has interesting

                90-91-31.5
                91-92-30.1
                95-96-30.4

                now the rebound jordan always had strong rebounders around him and still managed to get a good number

                87-87 Oakley had about 13 boards a game
                90-91 there where at least three players other then jordan that avg more then 6 boarda a game
                91-92- pippen and grant combined for 17 boards a game
                95-95 kukoc, pippen, and longley avg combined round 15 boards and rodman had 14
                97-98 4 players combined for 18 and rodman had 15

                now the highest on kobes team is 10 after that 7 then 5 and that leaves mostly the rest to kobe so that figures why the % is so high compare to jordan

                the assists is a pretty easy one kobe doesnt have a real point guard atkins doesnt pass the ball much and only avg 4 assists so it pretty easy to get that much assists with butler there odom and other players

                jordan never passed the ball much but he did when he had to never forced anything in those mvp years and he didnt have a point guard either but he had other players that can pass the ball kukoc, pippen was an underrated passer, harper would pass sometimes so that could be why jordan never avg so high in those years but he did avg 8 rebs one yr and 8 ast the same yr he avg 32 points plus shot 53% and only had 2.6 to's a game around there so what kobe is doing this year is nothing jordan didnt do before and didnt do better then he is
                So you're saying Jordan was always on better teams then Kobe's current team, yet the Lakers are winning with Kobe contributing more than Jordan did on his squads. The point of that wasn't to show up Jordan, it was to show Kobe is contributing to his team at an even higher rate than Jordan did and the Lakers are winning some games, so he must not be all that bad this season.
                The true fan always know his bounds, unlike the wagon-jumping hounds,
                Who never feel the slightest shame for changing hats from game to game.
                The players come and then they go, but one thing for certain that I know,
                With purple hearts we take a stand.... for loyal is the Viking Fan.

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                • SuperFreak84
                  Pro
                  • May 2003
                  • 682

                  #23
                  Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                  Originally posted by Kashanova
                  how do you want mj to rebound over longly, rodman, and pippen? how much rebounding was he doing before this year. who are the rebounding monster on the lakers this year?

                  ok so the years that kobe has more % of the points in

                  jordan avg more then he did and with a far less % then what kobe has interesting

                  90-91-31.5
                  91-92-30.1
                  95-96-30.4

                  now the rebound jordan always had strong rebounders around him and still managed to get a good number

                  87-87 Oakley had about 13 boards a game
                  90-91 there where at least three players other then jordan that avg more then 6 boarda a game
                  91-92- pippen and grant combined for 17 boards a game
                  95-95 kukoc, pippen, and longley avg combined round 15 boards and rodman had 14
                  97-98 4 players combined for 18 and rodman had 15

                  now the highest on kobes team is 10 after that 7 then 5 and that leaves mostly the rest to kobe so that figures why the % is so high compare to jordan

                  the assists is a pretty easy one kobe doesnt have a real point guard atkins doesnt pass the ball much and only avg 4 assists so it pretty easy to get that much assists with butler there odom and other players

                  jordan never passed the ball much but he did when he had to never forced anything in those mvp years and he didnt have a point guard either but he had other players that can pass the ball kukoc, pippen was an underrated passer, harper would pass sometimes so that could be why jordan never avg so high in those years but he did avg 8 rebs one yr and 8 ast the same yr he avg 32 points plus shot 53% and only had 2.6 to's a game around there so what kobe is doing this year is nothing jordan didnt do before and didnt do better then he is
                  So you're saying Jordan was always on better teams then Kobe's current team, yet the Lakers are winning with Kobe contributing more than Jordan did on his squads. The point of that wasn't to show up Jordan, it was to show Kobe is contributing to his team at an even higher rate than Jordan did and the Lakers are winning some games, so he must not be all that bad this season.
                  The true fan always know his bounds, unlike the wagon-jumping hounds,
                  Who never feel the slightest shame for changing hats from game to game.
                  The players come and then they go, but one thing for certain that I know,
                  With purple hearts we take a stand.... for loyal is the Viking Fan.

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                  • PlayaHataSupreme
                    MVP
                    • Jun 2003
                    • 2209

                    #24
                    Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                    Originally posted by SuperFreak84
                    You people around here ask for stats.....
                    Jordan's MVP years, % of TOTAL team points, rebounds and assists:

                    87-88: 33,3% + 12,3% + 22,5%
                    90-91: 28,6% + 14,0% + 25,7%
                    91-92: 26,6% + 14,1% + 21,4%
                    95-96: 28,8% + 14,8% + 17,3%
                    97-98: 29,7% + 12,9% + 14,5%

                    Kobe's 2004-05 season (so far): 29% + 15,2% + 34,6%

                    Comparing:
                    Only twice in 5 MVP years did Jordan surpass Kobe's points %-wise;
                    Never did he equal Kobe's rebound %;
                    Never did he even come close to Kobe's assist %.

                    Now...
                    Is Kobe playing THAT bad?
                    Is he THAT selfish?

                    Twist away....
                    Jordan made his team better in ways that stats can't illustrate, and I don't see that Kobe makes his teammates better than Jordan did his teammates.....

                    Of course there will be some selective stats that can put Kobe ahead of Jordan in certain categories, no doubt. You can do that with just about any comparative analysis with any two players, not saying that your stats are irrelevant; as a matter of fact, I didn't realize that part about the assist %, that's a good piece of information to know, seriously.

                    As far as defensive stats are concerned, I can safely say that Kobe Bryant will never win a Defensive MVP award, too.

                    Kobe's offensive game, for the most part, is more comparable to Jordan than his defensive game, and even then, I don't think we will ever again see Kobe shoot 45% in a season, much less 50%, but when making comparisons, Kobe's closer to Jordan on offense.

                    Kobe, not comparatively speaking, is not a bad defender, but he will never remotely be on the level Jordan was defensively. Jordan consistently racked up 3, 4, 5 steals a night in his prime, and in his defensive MVP year (1988) he had 1.6 BPG!!! That's scary......
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                    • PlayaHataSupreme
                      MVP
                      • Jun 2003
                      • 2209

                      #25
                      Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                      Originally posted by SuperFreak84
                      You people around here ask for stats.....
                      Jordan's MVP years, % of TOTAL team points, rebounds and assists:

                      87-88: 33,3% + 12,3% + 22,5%
                      90-91: 28,6% + 14,0% + 25,7%
                      91-92: 26,6% + 14,1% + 21,4%
                      95-96: 28,8% + 14,8% + 17,3%
                      97-98: 29,7% + 12,9% + 14,5%

                      Kobe's 2004-05 season (so far): 29% + 15,2% + 34,6%

                      Comparing:
                      Only twice in 5 MVP years did Jordan surpass Kobe's points %-wise;
                      Never did he equal Kobe's rebound %;
                      Never did he even come close to Kobe's assist %.

                      Now...
                      Is Kobe playing THAT bad?
                      Is he THAT selfish?

                      Twist away....
                      Jordan made his team better in ways that stats can't illustrate, and I don't see that Kobe makes his teammates better than Jordan did his teammates.....

                      Of course there will be some selective stats that can put Kobe ahead of Jordan in certain categories, no doubt. You can do that with just about any comparative analysis with any two players, not saying that your stats are irrelevant; as a matter of fact, I didn't realize that part about the assist %, that's a good piece of information to know, seriously.

                      As far as defensive stats are concerned, I can safely say that Kobe Bryant will never win a Defensive MVP award, too.

                      Kobe's offensive game, for the most part, is more comparable to Jordan than his defensive game, and even then, I don't think we will ever again see Kobe shoot 45% in a season, much less 50%, but when making comparisons, Kobe's closer to Jordan on offense.

                      Kobe, not comparatively speaking, is not a bad defender, but he will never remotely be on the level Jordan was defensively. Jordan consistently racked up 3, 4, 5 steals a night in his prime, and in his defensive MVP year (1988) he had 1.6 BPG!!! That's scary......
                      Favorite Teams:
                      NBA: Houston Rockets
                      NFL: Tennessee Titans
                      MLB: Chicago White Sox
                      NCAA: Florida State Seminoles


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                      • SuperFreak84
                        Pro
                        • May 2003
                        • 682

                        #26
                        Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                        Originally posted by PlayaHataSupreme
                        Jordan made his team better in ways that stats can't illustrate, and I don't see that Kobe makes his teammates better than Jordan did his teammates.....

                        Of course there will be some selective stats that can put Kobe ahead of Jordan in certain categories, no doubt. You can do that with just about any comparative analysis with any two players, not saying that your stats are irrelevant; as a matter of fact, I didn't realize that part about the assist %, that's a good piece of information to know, seriously.

                        As far as defensive stats are concerned, I can safely say that Kobe Bryant will never win a Defensive MVP award, too.

                        Kobe's offensive game, for the most part, is more comparable to Jordan than his defensive game, and even then, I don't think we will ever again see Kobe shoot 45% in a season, much less 50%, but when making comparisons, Kobe's closer to Jordan on offense.

                        Kobe, not comparatively speaking, is not a bad defender, but he will never remotely be on the level Jordan was defensively. Jordan consistently racked up 3, 4, 5 steals a night in his prime, and in his defensive MVP year (1988) he had 1.6 BPG!!! That's scary......
                        Nice post. I agree with the shooting percentages. But I think that is byproduct of the way the defensive rules have changed. Not many guards today have a shot at shooting 50% for the season, but then again Lebron was /is on that pace earlier this season. It wasn't uncommon for guards back then to shoot over 50% (Magic shot over 50% his first 9 years, 56% being the highest, 52% average for his career.). I also think the assist numbers have something to with Jordan running down court never passing in his early years to having Pippen play point forward during the Championship years.
                        The true fan always know his bounds, unlike the wagon-jumping hounds,
                        Who never feel the slightest shame for changing hats from game to game.
                        The players come and then they go, but one thing for certain that I know,
                        With purple hearts we take a stand.... for loyal is the Viking Fan.

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                        • SuperFreak84
                          Pro
                          • May 2003
                          • 682

                          #27
                          Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                          Originally posted by PlayaHataSupreme
                          Jordan made his team better in ways that stats can't illustrate, and I don't see that Kobe makes his teammates better than Jordan did his teammates.....

                          Of course there will be some selective stats that can put Kobe ahead of Jordan in certain categories, no doubt. You can do that with just about any comparative analysis with any two players, not saying that your stats are irrelevant; as a matter of fact, I didn't realize that part about the assist %, that's a good piece of information to know, seriously.

                          As far as defensive stats are concerned, I can safely say that Kobe Bryant will never win a Defensive MVP award, too.

                          Kobe's offensive game, for the most part, is more comparable to Jordan than his defensive game, and even then, I don't think we will ever again see Kobe shoot 45% in a season, much less 50%, but when making comparisons, Kobe's closer to Jordan on offense.

                          Kobe, not comparatively speaking, is not a bad defender, but he will never remotely be on the level Jordan was defensively. Jordan consistently racked up 3, 4, 5 steals a night in his prime, and in his defensive MVP year (1988) he had 1.6 BPG!!! That's scary......
                          Nice post. I agree with the shooting percentages. But I think that is byproduct of the way the defensive rules have changed. Not many guards today have a shot at shooting 50% for the season, but then again Lebron was /is on that pace earlier this season. It wasn't uncommon for guards back then to shoot over 50% (Magic shot over 50% his first 9 years, 56% being the highest, 52% average for his career.). I also think the assist numbers have something to with Jordan running down court never passing in his early years to having Pippen play point forward during the Championship years.
                          The true fan always know his bounds, unlike the wagon-jumping hounds,
                          Who never feel the slightest shame for changing hats from game to game.
                          The players come and then they go, but one thing for certain that I know,
                          With purple hearts we take a stand.... for loyal is the Viking Fan.

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                          • glucklich
                            Banned
                            • Jun 2004
                            • 4272

                            #28
                            Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                            Originally posted by SuperFreak84
                            You people around here ask for stats.....
                            Jordan's MVP years, % of TOTAL team points, rebounds and assists:

                            87-88: 33,3% + 12,3% + 22,5%
                            90-91: 28,6% + 14,0% + 25,7%
                            91-92: 26,6% + 14,1% + 21,4%
                            95-96: 28,8% + 14,8% + 17,3%
                            97-98: 29,7% + 12,9% + 14,5%

                            Kobe's 2004-05 season (so far): 29% + 15,2% + 34,6%

                            Comparing:
                            Only twice in 5 MVP years did Jordan surpass Kobe's points %-wise;
                            Never did he equal Kobe's rebound %;
                            Never did he even come close to Kobe's assist %.

                            Now...
                            Is Kobe playing THAT bad?
                            Is he THAT selfish?

                            Twist away....
                            What Im really interested in now is what % of his teams shots Kobe takes vs. MJ...and I already know MJ shot plenty which brings me to shooting %. Because thats all this statistical breakdown is: a bandaid to cover the fact that Kobes shooting % is vastly inferior.

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                            • glucklich
                              Banned
                              • Jun 2004
                              • 4272

                              #29
                              Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                              Originally posted by SuperFreak84
                              You people around here ask for stats.....
                              Jordan's MVP years, % of TOTAL team points, rebounds and assists:

                              87-88: 33,3% + 12,3% + 22,5%
                              90-91: 28,6% + 14,0% + 25,7%
                              91-92: 26,6% + 14,1% + 21,4%
                              95-96: 28,8% + 14,8% + 17,3%
                              97-98: 29,7% + 12,9% + 14,5%

                              Kobe's 2004-05 season (so far): 29% + 15,2% + 34,6%

                              Comparing:
                              Only twice in 5 MVP years did Jordan surpass Kobe's points %-wise;
                              Never did he equal Kobe's rebound %;
                              Never did he even come close to Kobe's assist %.

                              Now...
                              Is Kobe playing THAT bad?
                              Is he THAT selfish?

                              Twist away....
                              What Im really interested in now is what % of his teams shots Kobe takes vs. MJ...and I already know MJ shot plenty which brings me to shooting %. Because thats all this statistical breakdown is: a bandaid to cover the fact that Kobes shooting % is vastly inferior.

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                              • Tmacattack
                                Pro
                                • Feb 2003
                                • 872

                                #30
                                Re: Can we stop comparing to MJ, please?

                                funny how a thread about stopping the comparisons between any player and mj has turned into a comparison between kb8 and mj...
                                Last edited by Tmacattack; 01-12-2005, 05:43 PM.

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