The LeBron James Thread

[24]

Quote: Originally Posted by ojandpizza

Yeah this league is just a bunch of babies.. Maybe they should be pillow fighting instead of playing basketball. SMH

This actually had me laughing I'm not going to lie. But if you touch a guy in the league now it's an automatic foul. Lebron has never dealt with something like this.



Jordan even described what it was like dealing with it.

[buickbeast]

Quote: Originally Posted by BringTheHeat

Player Efficiency Rating of ALL-TIME in a single season: 1. LeBron James (2012-2013) - 32.2 2. Wilt Chamberlain (1962-1963) - 31.8 3. Wilt Chamberlain (1961-1962) - 31.7 4. LeBron James (2008-2009) - 31.7 5. Michael Jordan (1987-1988) - 31.7 LeBron literally just had the best season in NBA history. Amazing!

Perfect case of when numbers and stats lie. I'll take Jordan in the 95-96 season when they won 72 regular-season games, the most all time, led the league with 105.2 points per game and were tops in both offensive efficiency and defensive efficiency. Jordan simply refused to let any of his teammates take a play off. James didn't play his best when he played the Bulls this year because they played like all the teams did back in Jordan's time.

http://www.nba.com/bulls/news/1995-9...-all-time.html

[Kashanova]

Quote: Originally Posted by 24

This actually had me laughing I'm not going to lie. But if you touch a guy in the league now it's an automatic foul. Lebron has never dealt with something like this. Jordan even described what it was like dealing with it.

Neither have a lot of today's players, yet Lebron is the one having these kind of seasons and not anyone else today

[The 24th Letter]

I don't get why we have to run everything through the era test before labeling it impressive...lol

The bad boy Pistons aren't walking through that door

[d11king]

Quote: Originally Posted by 24

This actually had me laughing I'm not going to lie. But if you touch a guy in the league now it's an automatic foul. Lebron has never dealt with something like this. Jordan even described what it was like dealing with it.

What exactly did Rodman do to knock Jordan out? Looks like he strained an abdominal muscle.

[KG]

Quote: Originally Posted by buickbeast

Perfect case of when numbers and stats lie. I'll take Jordan in the 95-96 season when they won 72 regular-season games, the most all time, led the league with 105.2 points per game and were tops in both offensive efficiency and defensive efficiency. Jordan simply refused to let any of his teammates take a play off. James didn't play his best when he played the Bulls this year because they played like all the teams did back in Jordan's time. http://www.nba.com/bulls/news/1995-9...-all-time.html

Yeah...95-96 wasn't watered down either, smdh.

2 new franchises and aging stars everywhere.

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

I don't get why we have to run everything through the era test before labeling it impressive...lol The bad boy Pistons aren't walking through that door

I wish more people would say "impressive" instead of "best ever"... would kill most of these discussions.

[ProfessaPackMan]

And here we go again....