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Originally Posted by KC_Connection
Writing off statistics just because you don't like what they have to say is exactly what's childish and laughable. They're far more objective and unbiased than you pretend to be (although do you even pretend to be? You've admitted many times to hating the guy).
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Yes, I have been objective. I've given LeBron credit for a lot of things. I put him above Kobe, which is something many NBA fans won't do. You, on the other hand... I have never seen you say even a remotely bad thing about LeBron or a good thing about Kobe. Who's the one not being objective?
Let me be clear about something... you are putting LeBron in the same conversation as MJ from a playoff performance perspective. And you are using stats to prove your point. Joe Montana is probably the best playoff QB in NFL history. Other than wins, what statistic leads you to that conclusion? How do you put a number on Jordan's late game heroics? Statistics are easily misinterpreted and they almost never tell even close to the full story. Yet, you keep relying on them like they're gospel.
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Is there something you don't understand about LeBron being ahead of MJ's pace in both championships and statistical dominance at the same age? Or are these just things you aren't willing to acknowledge?
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Yeah, that's a really fair argument for you to make, given that MJ played 3 years at North Carolina. By Jordan's 7th season, he was on his way to a 3-peat. And then he went on to win another 3-peat. Is there something you didn't understand about the point I've been making all along that for LeBron to be considered better than MJ, he has to be PERFECT in the playoffs from here on out?