The LeBron James Thread

[Fresh Tendrils]

Quote: Originally Posted by ojandpizza

I really just didn't want to jump into a back and forth over it lol.

March 28th, 2019.

The Day OJ DID NOT Stan for LeBron

[ojandpizza]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fresh Tendrils

March 28th, 2019. The Day OJ DID NOT Stan for LeBron

Really what I had typed out originally wasn't even really stanning for LeBron, it could have been applied to all players in general.

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by ojandpizza

I really just didn't want to jump into a back and forth over it lol.

I totally understand. After I posted mine. I thought of erasing mine too.

[The 24th Letter]

Quote: Originally Posted by ojandpizza

Really what I had typed out originally wasn't even really stanning for LeBron, it could have been applied to all players in general.

Agree with you.

If you're going to itemize the game of basketball like that, which I hate.....the standard has to apply to everyone....and no one really gets a fair shake doing that, even the players we favor, if we're honest.

[23]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fresh Tendrils

March 28th, 2019. The Day OJ DID NOT Stan for LeBron

Michael Rappaport - "Shannon, You know it's the beginning of the end"

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by ojandpizza

Really what I had typed out originally wasn't even really stanning for LeBron, it could have been applied to all players in general.

So repost it so we can know what you and 24 are talking about.

[ojandpizza]

Really solid breakdown from Ben Taylor from thinking basketball, nylon calculus, backpicks, etc.. gives some scouting reference to why synergy, advanced stats, and the like still peg LeBron as a plus level defender, despite people pulling the 3 "rest" possessions he takes per game and making their Harden-like anti defense montages.



Also, his YouTube is worth a follow as he is doing more and more scouting breakdowns for lots of players, and his work tends to go a bit deeper than your standard "eye test" as it's relayed back to how the scouting results in what the numbers tell us as well. Cool stuff, some of the same scouting tools that were used in his backpicks top 40 players article that was shared here awhile back.. Which if you took the time to actually read those scouting reports, and watch those videos, it's about the most in depth tool available.

I'm also subscribed to his patreon account, for anyone interested in these types of numbers he has TONS of that there as well for players dating back to before stats like this were even kept. Most everything is pace adjusted as well as relative to league average adjusted.. So lots of unique things like being able to compare rebounding rates from Bill Russell to someone like Dennis Rodman, and having passer ratings for players all the way back to the 50's.

[jeebs9]

Quote: Originally Posted by ojandpizza

Really solid breakdown from Ben Taylor from thinking basketball, nylon calculus, backpicks, etc.. gives some scouting reference to why synergy, advanced stats, and the like still peg LeBron as a plus level defender, despite people pulling the 3 "rest" possessions he takes per game and making their Harden-like anti defense montages. Also, his YouTube is worth a follow as he is doing more and more scouting breakdowns for lots of players, and his work tends to go a bit deeper than your standard "eye test" as it's relayed back to how the scouting results in what the numbers tell us as well. Cool stuff, some of the same scouting tools that were used in his backpicks top 40 players article that was shared here awhile back.. Which if you took the time to actually read those scouting reports, and watch those videos, it's about the most in depth tool available. I'm also subscribed to his patreon account, for anyone interested in these types of numbers he has TONS of that there as well for players dating back to before stats like this were even kept. Most everything is pace adjusted as well as relative to league average adjusted.. So lots of unique things like being able to compare rebounding rates from Bill Russell to someone like Dennis Rodman, and having passer ratings for players all the way back to the 50's.

I've been following him since his first video.

His content is great
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