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I am both. fan, but you'll see me guys tapping, like, comment, subscribe to your video, just get your action, man, let's see, let's see what you're talking about, man, let's see what dangerous products you're talking about, let's see who you're going with. everyone knows it because I think it's a 32 minute video by 181b man I've been talking a lot I'm going to eat ooh No Cap buy me some chicken and some leave me some wings and foreign fries when you're great at something they'll say hey hey , boy, hey, boy, hey, boy, you could put me under surveillance, better, no kitchen, no cap, that's something that will stay with me all my life, get up, it didn't feel like you. everyone will say Jordan the goat because he was the first to do all this like Jordan is great don't get me wrong Jordan is a but um give me that Linda what place was a winner the ultimate goal analysis let's see Jordan versus LeBron .

LeBron versus Jordan, the debate that has captured the public's attention for the past few years, especially after this moment in 2016 when LeBron James beat the Golden State Warriors to win the third champion of his career. In LeBron's own words, that's what I did, he made me the greatest. player of all time, I was like that one over there made you the best player of all time, but he did, that's all I'm not going to tell, oh yeah, I think he said that, that made him the best all-time player, but he said. That's, in his opinion, okay, that made me the greatest player of all time.

I thought that one over there made you the greatest player of all time, but he did it, it's everything from that moment on, just the icing on LeBron's cake or is LeBron destined to end his life? career in the shadow of Michael Jordan we have all heard the arguments of LeBron's followers: he is bigger, he is stronger, he is faster, he is more durable and of Jordan's followers, Michael Jordan was just 6-0 with six MVPs in the finals, but the goat debate is seen when it comes to Sit like this bro, just talk about the experts who made it, only talk about MVP, not everyone used to talk about life with Jordan Pages, we talk about finals and Bro 6-0 in the finals, bro, okay, this LeBron went to that.

What eight straight years of twins in a row, just look at how he played, brother, look at the people he played the boss with, oh, some of them won't lie to you, brother, you sailed against the mask, you sold out, so I'm not going to Say the first year against the Warriors you sold because if we had Kyrie and Kayla, you wouldn't want something that big, no, no, no, I think if you had Kyrie Get Low, it would have won a number of relevant factors to determine. In fact, he is the best basketball player ever. I would say there are five things that really matter when determining the goat.

These criteria are not particular achievements. Okay, longevity, okay, winning, statistical skills and what we'll refer to in this video as the eye. The test should be about skills. You don't need to be the best in any specific category, but you need to be pretty good across the board, so simply winning seven championships like Robert already did isn't enough to get you into the conversation of being the best. goat puppy let me be the goat again he said you don't have to be the best in all this but you just have to not to be the goat you have to have the best all this you have to have you're not going to say you have to have the best achievements because I'm not saying that, but you have to have some good ads achievements longevity you have to have played for some for a few years Boo and you didn't see it you played for 20 years but you only did good 12 seasons like not Of them, 20 years, brother, you were dominant in the league forever because you'll have a following, but you were still dominant, then you won, then the stats factor in, and then I was like, "It's just me." I'm just assuming it's the tax world.

I'm just doing this. Winning seven championships like Robert already did is not enough to get you involved in the conversation. By the time we're done with this video, it will be clearly obvious that one guy will emerge victorious. but before we start I want to clarify that this is not a comparison of legacies, it is about who is the best basketball player. If we were talking about legacies, he is almost untouchable, not only did he bring basketball to global popularity, but he also helped transform Nike into an empire. changed the way players played and how they dressed and even made it cool that guys were bald for MJ's iconic status, it doesn't make him a better player on the court, thanks, so that's a value, Brother, it's bigger in terms of legacy, yes. he had the greatest legacy of LeBron well I don't even know if you can say that this LeBron is the chosen cut he is the chosen one to be honest I don't even know if you can say that since high school since ninth grade in high school the school accumulated, oh it has to do it, if he's going to be the greatest Buster of all time, brother, everything that was in this man at that time, brother, think about that, oh, I see that man in ninth grade building that when he was picked number one as high school brother as a high school, the number one choice as a high school student club, I feel odds and then it exceeded everyone's expectations, you can see that all expectations, brother, all expectations, criteria that matter, so Legacy one, I don't even know if you can say it. that look Jordan had more regular season MVPs double Finals MVP nine more wait wait wait wait when was this made, but when was this made it was made two years ago, how did you get three MVPs, don't borrow that and several more selections to the NBA All-Defensive Team, including 10 scoring titles.

Damn, what's going on? This doesn't have all the NBA defense. Damn, there are more All-Star Game appearances, but that's largely because he's played more seasons. Yes actually. account withdrawals and major injuries Jordan essentially played 13 seasons compared to LeBron's 17 seasons, which makes Jordan's significant accomplishments even more impressive and that's not to mention MJ's brilliant college career, which saw him twice named All-American and once awarded college player of the year at a time when the best players in the country went to college. The analysis is longevity and this one is also a no-brainer, but this time in LeBron's favor not only did LeBron play more seasons in the league, but he was more dominant for longer than Jordan.

Yes, he's been much more dominant for about 10 years, while LeBron's peak has lasted 16 years and is still going and he's been incredibly durable during that time, missing significant time until injury in 2019 alone. That's what the claim said. That LeBron, I think it wasn't like that. Even Andrew, he just didn't feel like he'd been a bit over the top, at least in inconsistent season games in his career, incredible nine times, damn, compare that to LeBron, who played in at least 80 regular season games only twice and in the 82 games only once, so both. LeBron and Jordan get high marks for durability, yes, durability aside.

The bottom line is that LeBron has to stay at his level of excellence for a much longer period of time than Jordan, but in that same amount of time you can't really say you care, but it's like LeBron LeBron now we're basketball leaders we're technology where technology is Boom this is spending tens of millions and 100 million dollars on his body Jordan, I mean he actually had a bad deal so I would really like to put the longevity mark on it, you still get it. I still have that Lavondo busy, but at the same time I can't deny the fact that these don't have similar ways of preserving his body in ice chambers and like Jordan. to be happy, I enjoyed it for having that which brings us to the third criterion of goat win Jordan won six championships LeBron has won three Jordan is 6-0 LeBron is three and six yes LeBron has made the finals nine times compared to only six times for Jordan, but let's not pretend that reaching the final is the same or even almost the same as winning a title.

Let's take a good example from another sport: the Buffalo Bills are the only team in NFL history to appear in four consecutive Super Bowls. But is there a single player or fan of that team who wouldn't trade those four appearances for just one Super Bowl victory? Oh yeah, exactly talk to any fan whose team lost the last game of the season and almost universally ask them how they felt afterwards. his feelings are sadness, anger and disappointment and that's just for fans of the players, those feelings are only magnified by listening to Charles Barkley talk about losing in the NBA Finals and I was in shock when it ended because I had to uh, I was frustrated because I couldn't get my team over Michael and the Bulls and I probably don't think I ever got over him in the first place, but that was traumatic and it's painful so we can all start with this.

False equivalence between winning the championship and finishing runner-up. That is true in the words of Herm Edwards. You play to win the game. New Blaze and you win the game. biggest stage, the NBA Finals, Jordan was 6-0. LeBron had three and six and, frankly, his records really are individual final games. Jordan was 24 and 11. LeBron is 18 and 31 and that's because his records are really in terms of individual finishes. 24 and 11. LeBron is 18 and 31. Damn, that's because in four of their six Finals losses, the bronze team hasn't even been competitive, twice they were swept and two other times they lost four games to one, which includes being on the wrong side. of the two Finals with the largest margin of defeat in NBA history, of course, LeBron fans will tell you that the only reason for LeBron's Final Four record is because his competition was so tough, ironically, some of these same Fans criticized Jordan for losing early in his career. to a Celtics team filled with five Hall of Famers, because it's like brother, this Jordan is being murdered by burning these, these talks.

I told them I prefer the bird to the magic any day. I don't care what they say, brother. I'm taking bird on magic I try everything brother if I look at her I look at Magic I see these who I'm taking bird I don't care if I have to I don't see it I don't care if it's black my team brother I'm going to see this white boy see this white boy Hello everyone slow ass punk face Step back Fade out I hit them all with another brother telling them what he's going to do I'm going to watch this I give you all some, say no, I won't get burned.

I don't care about this magical looking ass. I don't care about this past and I want some quotes. That's what I'm telling everyone, so it is. like I don't discredit I don't discredit I don't discredit LeBron losing I don't discredit Jordan loser but he's just on the fat ass in a sentence like because I try to put him in things like this you put you put Jordan in them, the same teams that were born, lost to Bro, they, that's not them, that's not going to change anything, it's not going to change anything because Jordan, because what Jordan did, John Wayne is going to the game, he won defense two, he won defense two, but Jordan can't put in the effort.

KD Jordan our guard Katie and Curry and Clay he won't go there he won't go there he won't go Timmy D won't go Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker then you have to worry about Kawa too, he who when Kawaii was young and "Everyone didn't have to worry like that because they didn't They had LeBron, I'm going to say look, I'm not going to say it and they lost conveniently and give credit to LeBron, they took the final, so manytimes, in part because the competition in his own conference was like that, what is it for the vast majority of his career?

LeBron played in what many called the Eastern Conference because the East was much weaker than the West, on the other hand, during Jordan's playing days. The East was generally considered the strongest conference, as Jordan had to fight through close rivalries against the Pistons, Patrick Ewing's Knicks, Shaq Penny's LED magic, and Reggie Miller's Pacers man. Jordan had the ground magic of the Shaq Penny Battle that failed in the finals at the level of his competition. I won't argue with it, but let's not exaggerate it either. If you look at the average number of wins of his opponents in the Finals, you will see that LeBron's opponents in the Finals averaged 60.8 wins. per season, while Jordan's opponents in the Finals averaged 61.2 wins per season, so it turns out that both players face stiff competition in the Finals, but this is a big reason why we don't consider the 93 Suns , the 96 Sonics or the 98 Jazz in the same regard as some of LeBron's opponents in the Finals is because, unlike LeBron's opponents, Jordan's opponents never won the Larry O'Brien Trophy.

That's true. It's a traditional point that the difference between the title and finishing second is huge and the reason those teams never won the title is because of Joy. This guy had a joy that he should have. I'm not trying to say that Jordan's opponents were as good as the Warriors teams four times in the Finals. The truth is, Jordan never played a giant like that, but there's a very good reason for that. yeah, those were the Juggernaut, they were the team that won 70+ games, they were the team with the Target on their back every year and I won't, I don't even think Joe would play against a team like the first one, I showed us that It is not like this.

It is an easy place to be as great as the Warriors were, they were never able to chain three consecutive championships. Jordan's Bulls did it twice, so what's the greater accomplishment? The Juggernaut or being the Juggernaut or, to be more specific, beating the Juggernaut once. the four times you faced them, cursed for being the Juggernaut year after year after year and then doing it again. Hey, I don't like how you're trying to say this, though like LeBron, not the Juggernaut, but he comes into the game like fucking LeBron. LeBron. it's the giant LeBron just played on some great teams, bro, great teams, brother KD, you're not talking about Draymond, I'm glad Curry is clay, that's three of the three, three of the best shoes of all time, brother, he's playing with Iman's Jumper, look what.

There's no doubt that LeBron's victory over the Warriors, who won 73 times, was the highlight of his career, but it's not the first time an underdog has won the championship, and in fact, there have been much bigger underdogs than they ended up winning. The title is crazy, but how many times have we seen a player lead his team to six championships in eight years before Jordan's Bulls? Only Bill Russell Celtics accomplished that feat in the NBA when they incredibly won 11 championships in 13 seasons, however, back then. There were an average of less than 10 teams in the league and only a couple of playoff rounds, so it was considerably easier to win a title and no player, not even Bill Russell, had a streak of winning 25 of 26 playoff series like Michael Jordan did. and Michael's pattern of winning goes beyond the NBA, let's not forget that Jordan has never won anything but gold at the Olympic Games and also won an NCAA Championship in which he hit the first of two iconic shots to win the Championship in his career, that is, all that. when it comes to winning the check mark clearly goes to Georgia they beat them with you because it's always going to be like it's a back and forth day to be honest because we'll come back and beat Jordan had a beat with uh.

What is the name of the entire Kingdom? Then it was like: I don't like it. It's too hot right now. It's too hot right now. statistics statistics LeBron has much better statistics, complicated, how do you statistically evaluate two players who play in different eras, under different rules and in different positions? Right, what you're doing is just looking at the traditional eight stats of basketball points, rebounds, steals, blocks, free throw percentage, free throw percentage, and turnovers, and we'll focus on the per-game stats instead of in the accumulated statistics, since the accumulated statistics, such as the total career. career points and assists totals really speak to longevity, it's already its own category of goats per game analysis stats, on the other hand it's more of an apples to apples comparison, so when looking at the eight traditional stats we see that Jordan leaves LeBron in five of them points per game steals per game blocks per game free throw percentage and fewer turnovers LeBron leads in the other three assists per game rebounds per game and field goal percentage, but that is A rather simplistic way of looking at statistics, what if we turned to analytics instead?

Look at that baby, you're the most well-known analytical statistic: the player efficiency rating or for short, this metric was created by recommended basketball analyst John Hollinger to give an overall rating to a player's problems. Patrick Jordan has led Zara seven times to LeBron six. times Jordan has finished in the top three for every 10 times Lebron Nine times, in fact, Jordan has the highest average of his career in both the regular season and the playoffs. Damn, Jordan has led the league in big years eight times LeBron five times Jordan has finished in the top three in win shares 11 times, damn six times and when it comes to winning shares for 48 minutes, Jordan has the highest rating of his career in both the regular season and the playoffs.

What about the plus minus box? Until recently, LeBron was ahead of Jordan in the most-minus draw of his career, but after the 2017 season gave Russell Westbrook the best single-season draw in history by a wide margin, the architect of the draw More Less realized that the statistic was fundamentally flawed, so he made some changes to improve his formula, as a result, Michael Jordan now has the career high. frame plus minus in both the regular season and playoffs, what changed so drastically that he blocks? Don't trade bro, what's up with the value on a replacement player that at first glance seems to favor LeBron James?

Replacement player is a cumulative statistic, and as noted above, cumulative stats speak more to longevity than game-to-game dominance, which is why, according to Value, on a replacement player, Jordan owns six of the nine best seasons singles ever played and per game. MJ's career rating and value of him over replacement player is the highest of all time in both the regular season and playoffs. It's crazy to see, oh, this number one and Joe and LeBron say number two, each one is the highest of all time in the regular season. season and the playoffs, are you noticing a theme?

Here not only does Jordan beat LeBron in every round analytical statistic, but he consistently ranks as the best across the board. I want to mention a lesser-known statistic called game score, another creation of John Hollinger. The game score measures a player's performance in a single game, so it won't tell us who has had the best run, but it does provide information about who has had the best games. We now only have game scoring stats from 1983, so you won't see any mention. That said, of the top hundred, an incredibly 19 of them belong to Michael Jordan - in other words, nearly one in five of the best single-game performances over the last four decades have been by MJ, which includes scoring highest game score of all time for Jordan. 69.18 rebounding masterpiece comparatively LeBron has had only three of the top hundred game scores when he talks about the goat.

Nick Wright likes to ask this question. The aliens come down. You have a game to save humanity. Who is your first choice in the history of the world? Well, Nick. I think we have our answer. I'm choosing Lebronica. I'm sorry now that I'm done. I'm sorry. Oh, it's like she knows, bro. I don't know, I don't know, but I don't think I know. It's because I didn't see Jordan, it's because I grew up watching LeBron, just everything, because I don't know what it is, but I feel like I'm in a basketball feeling while I'm just putting it to the test.

I do not do it. I know it's difficult, let's be real. Almost no one watching this video knows how to calculate the wind stock box plus minus the value of a replacement player or the game score and why should you know this is basketball and not Goodwill Hunting? So let's go back to the traditional statistics that we all know. I know and I understand, but this time let's add context. What do I mean by context? Well, some positions are simply better than others for accumulating certain stats. Let's take rebounding as an example in a vacuum if we simply compare the number of rebounds per game.

Brook Lopez and Jason Kidd, damn Lopez, he was the best rebounder, the truth is in relation to his positions. Lopez is statistically one of the worst rebounding centers, while Kid is statistically one of the best rebounding guards in NBA history, but even a poor rebounding center can grab more rebounds. As a great rebounding guard solely by virtue of his role on the court, to understand the context of a player's statistics, we must compare them to their respective positions in which he played. When comparing LeBron James to the other small forwards who have played at least 500 NBA games.

This is where he ranks overall, that's pretty impressive. Now let's see how Jordan compares to all the guards who have played at least 500 NBA first and everything that is not important first compares to others, that guy first in points, fourth, assists third and rebounds third and still. third in blocks field goal position ninth 34 and what three double guards that's crazy yeah games this is where he ranks overall that's pretty impressive now let's see how Jordan compares to all the guards that have ever been played at least 500. It's crazy because it's As good as I mean, there are probably more guards better at another level compared to other shooters near the top of every major statistical game and there is only one category where LeBron is better than MJ in relation to his position, in addition to assists. to summarize the statistics, whether it's comparing traditional statistics, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, when it comes to when you're looking when you're looking at the statistics, although when you're looking at the statistics, are you? taking into account a good number of shots, this did not allow for the number of shots Jordan took versus the number of shots LeBron took, have you taken that into account like I haven't?

I'm saying, did you take into account? With all that number of games played, I know that LeBron probably played more games than Jordan, but if you take shooting statistics into account, whether comparing statistics or traditional analysis and especially when you judge these players in context, Jordan has a grade if LeBron played more. The games wouldn't technically be like that, his stats would improve, although not better, but more so if LeBron played more games. Jordan played more like he was playing a lot more games. Jordan Jordan probably took a lot more shots at him. Well, LeBron played a lot more. games that then, I'm saying it wouldn't be the most games that LeBron played, in a sense, in a sense, comparing his stats to Jordan's stats, that's what I wanted, that's what I want him to, like that That to summarize the statistics. comparing statistics or traditional analysis and especially when judging these players in the context of the positions they played, Jordan has a notable advantage over LeBron, as such we have to give the check mark to Jordan hosting Wells Fargo Premiere oh no one lending and investing oh no one around your stats Wawa Hoagies are made, but if you do it just for yourself, you must have a Wawa and that brings us to the last category in our code analysis which is the visual test and to be clear by the visual test , I don't mean which of these players. is bigger, faster or jumps higher, yeah, none of that is relevant unless we're having a track meet and frankly, if measurable physical values ​​mattered then George Muresan would be in the goat conversation.

No, what I mean by the eye test is if you sat down the average basketball fan in front of a TV to watch a player in action, what would you notice that the player is and isn't good at? Fortunately, yes, I happen to be an average basketball fan and have had the privilege of watching both LeBron and Jordan. during his playing days,Unlike many of my peers, I haven't simply relied on highlight reels. This is what my eyes told me when I watched Michael Jordan play, particularly during his playing days with the Chicago Bulls, he was the best offensive player in the game.

He was arguably the best defensive player in the game. He had the best mid-range game. He was the best finisher at The Rim. He had the best post game, which is incredible considering most of the post players were big men, that's true. He was widely considered the most decisive player in the game, it is true, his opponents considered him the fiercest competitor on the court. His teammates considered him the hardest worker in practice and, when all was said and done, among the other stars of his generation. was the biggest winner, that's true now that you play against the elite of the elite athletes in the world to be the best at any of those things, but to be the best at everything, I tell you it's impossible, except for the fact that that I saw Michael Jordan do it yeah I'm just going down the numbers here, they're basically comparing him to a guy who was great at everything and had practically no weaknesses, judging seriously by the eye test what's the worst thing that could we say about Michael Jordan's game, probably that? he wasn't a very good three point shooter, yeah, Jordan shot 33 from Beyond The Arc in an era where the average player was also shooting 33 percent, yeah, because basketball wasn't revolutionized, so it wasn't.

I really like some of the game, only a few players really had three balls back then, but yeah, and I mean, another weakness of the Joy game. I won't say I wasn't around, well I'm really not cool. ball handler as you know, they're not really three percent, so when it came to three point shooting he wasn't good. he wasn't bad, he was just average, yes, Michael played in an era where the shot three-pointer wasn't a big part, yes, it was part of the Jordan years, teams averaged only nine and a half three-point attempts per game and Michael himself less than two three-pointers per game on the money George a three-point shooter ash points is a weakness of Michael's game well then we also have to call it a weakness of LeBron's game the difference is that LeBron James where the three were The point shot is a big part of the game during the years when LeBron played against attacking teams, averaging over 21 three-pointers per game and LeBron himself averaged 4.33 point attempts per game or two and a half times more than Jordan despite the greater emphasis on three-pointers.

LeBron's career shooting percentage in Beyond The Arc is just a hair better than Jordan's at 34 percent and is actually slightly below his peers who averaged 35 percent earlier during his era, but to reiterate that being an average three point shooter was by far the worst part. of MJ's game was Ron, it's not even close. LeBron actually has four major weaknesses as a basketball player. Each of which is evident to anyone who saw him play first. He is not a good free throw shooter. Terrible, he probably shot around 73. Bad. rear, which is pretty poor for a player who handles the ball as much as he does.

Yes, in fact, many analysts point out that at the end of games, LeBron avoids driving to the basket because he is afraid of being sent to the line. I don't know if that's true, but what I do know is that the odds of LeBron making two consecutive free throws aren't statistically much better than a coin toss. Horton, on the other hand, during his and MJ's career never shied away from contact late in games. LeBron's second weakness is that he is an inconsistent defender. He sure has had some years where he was Elite defensively, evidenced by his numerous conversions to the NBA's All-Defensive team, but he's also had several years where he's practically been a liability. on the defensive side. that for MJ, who during his bowl stays was consistently illegal, I say he likes that now because he's an inconsistent defender now, bro, but we, LeBron, all right, yeah, we've all said this, y'all know I'm not trying to say it's like it's a weakness in his game, I don't think it's a weakness in his game, I don't think I feel like LeBron would want to block a block because he again has that mentality like, but just excuse me, Lebron is an oh , he's a better off-ball defender he wants wants to go get the block he's trying to shoot into the lane for steals he's not, he's not trying to play with the ball to waste all his input for um, he's not trying to always have energy , compare that to MJ who during his bowl stays, I would say he is the elite weak elite defender, in fact, Jordan is the only player who ranks in the top five among all guards in both steals per game and blocks per game in his career, plus Michael led his position in defensive winning percentages.

In virtually every year he's played for the Bulls an incredible ten times, yes, LeBron has comparatively led his position in defensive winning percentage just four times and in five of his last seven seasons he hasn't even cracked the top 10 at his position. defensive. Some will excuse LeBron's recent decline on the defensive end as a byproduct of him resting on defense so that he can have more merit from that strategy, but resting on defense is not something Michael Jordan has been accused of, even as a player. . At 40 years old, he was busting his tail defensively, oh my goodness, the most versatile defender.

LeBron fans will argue that he can defend positions one through five on the court, like when he guarded Derrick Rose for stretches in the 2011 playoffs, but LeBron guarding the opposing team's point guard center isn't something that happens very often. You're often right, in fact, over his career LeBron has spent less than five percent of his total minutes guarding opposing players one or five, so the versatility argument is greatly overstated and look when it comes to . to versatility HomeTown Buffet may have a more versatile menu than Spago, which does not make it a better restaurant. Week three LeBron is not a very good shooter and this is a pretty significant flaw for someone who claims to be the damn goat, shooting the ball is the quintessential skill in the game of basketball is the part of the game that everyone practices in the YMCA or in the NBA.

Now some people will argue that LeBron is actually what am I saying? Why is it like this? It's supposed to be like this. I'm not wrong about your screen shooter being better than Jordan because he has a better career field goal percentage and yes, LeBron's career field goal percentage is 50.4 compared to 49, 7 percent Jordan, but remember what I said about putting statistics in proper context to help us understand the context when As far as shooting goes, let me introduce you to DeAndre Jordan and Tyson Chandler. We all know that DeAndre and Tyson were great rebounders and defenders, but what if I told you that they were also two of the greatest shooters of all time?

Yes, that would be certified. be crazy, crazy, but if you look at all the shooting metrics, yeah, field goal percentage, effective field goal percentage, true shooting, I mean, I heard it, but it's incredible. I forget who they say. I think they said DeAndre, not DeAndre, uh, DeAndre Jordan, last year I had like the best shooting percentage, I mean uh, oh yeah, both guys rank near the top in NBA history, yeah, for Of course, there is one obvious thing, as we all know, yes, they take many of their shot attempts on dunks, layups and putbacks that are extremely high. shooting percentage, yeah guess what LeBron James does, in fact every year of his career the shot LeBron James has taken the most has been between zero and three feet from the basket, in other words he does dunks, layups and putbacks more than one in three. of LeBron's shots have been within this point-blank range, which is helped by his play in an era where it has been relatively easy to get to the rim, especially compared to the physical era in which Jordan played and, Just like any other player, LeBron is really effective from zero to three feet making over 73 percent of these shots, but how does LeBron fare from outside this range according to Basketball Reference.com?

LeBron's shooting percentage from outside three feet is 37 and a half percent; It's even worse in the playoffs where he shoots. 35.9 percent and he gets even worse in close and late situations in the last two minutes of games where the score is within five points. LeBron makes just 31.7 percent of his jump shots. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that these numbers aren't very good, and that's probably why in the 2013 Finals the Spurs' defensive strategy against the Heat was to basically dare LeBron James to shoot and keep in mind that this was against him, but he had the last 16 points in the last 16. before we all got it right.

The opposing coach uses a similar strategy against MJ. Oh no. LeBron actually credits the Spurs for making him work on his jump shot, but it's not like his results have improved much since then. Here's LeBron's shooting percentage from outside three feet over the last six years. Wow, given this, he's consistent as an aging player on the Washington Wizards. Jordan shot close to 80 from outside three feet, although that's certainly not much of a shell of his former self. Jordan was still a better magician, much better. James, unfortunately, does not have a basketball reference. Advanced shooting metrics from Michael's Bulls days Unfortunately, the basketball reference does not have advanced shooting metrics from Michael's games.

Jordan was still a better shooter, a much better shooter than LeBron James. The good news, one could argue, is that Michael was anything but a lethal marksman when he ran a money-saving pull-up game shooting us all crazy shots on the asphalt counting three two one before taking a shot on The Rim well, yeah If you pretended to be LeBron James you'd break almost two thirds of the time actually that's not entirely true if you're playing against a countdown it would be a lot worse damn I just think there's no thought eh I just don't do this with the barn, uh, although I'm not going to cat, well, I probably have more, uh.

I don't know the last big weakness in LeBron's game: his performance or, more accurately, his lack of performance in the clutch. Performance at the decisive moment. Remember when people raved about making a couple buzzer beaters in the full Playoff Studio game. Here they use these statistics to claim that LeBron was better in the decisive moment than Jordan shots ahead in the last five sixes of the fourth quarter with overtime Michael 215 and 11 Lebron James 7-15 field goal percentage 45 47 Busby to three five okay, whatever, look at these numbers carefully what catches your attention how about this? Yes, we're using a sample size of less than one shot per season to show that LeBron was more decisive than Jordan, which would be the equivalent of attracting only 100 people in the country to try to predict. the winner of the next presidential election, so let's use more revealing statistics, here is a situation that is often used to determine the grip of a player with five seconds left in the fourth quarter or overtime or tie the game.

Answers the age-old question: who? If you want to take the last shot with the game on the line, it turns out that in the regular season and playoffs combined, LeBron has taken 94 such shots, which is a pretty good sample size and how many of those 94 shots has LeBron made? , 19. Damn for a shot. percentage of 2010, let me repeat that 20 percent, guys, this was not called, they made me read that my production damage made me rethink, I'm not lying to you, that is atrocious. Michael Jordan in the same situation shot about 50 percent, yes that's right Jordan. Performance under pressure was the same as during the rest of the game and my friends the definition of clutch is true so there you have it, when it comes to the eye test our eyes tell us that one player, Michael Jordan, he is excellent at everything. and he has practically no weaknesses no, uh, what Michael Jordan said is great in everything he has practically no weaknesses, no bro, oh, you tell me to cut the vision test? vision test.

I'm talking about vision testing in the sense that I watch a game, I do it and I watch. a game of LeBron brother, the best games, they, the games, you watch the whole game, you will see it in Bond, you will be very good because you did not divide anything about the skills to pass the bar, how he changed the game, how he did it. other people say he makes other people better, he didn't mention any of that, he didn't mention any of that, he basically just gave him credit, he basically just discredited him, hold up the guy whose career just broke up like, oh yeah. 14 like what 14 like my ass like bro, you didn't mention any of that, bro, you didn't break any of that, all you did was basicallysay something nice about LeBron, oh, of the three-footers, then you basically try. to tell him that oh Jordan I like it uh no I'm not saying I told everyone bro I feel like they're both the same bro they're both Eagle Cubs when I look at their games in a sense of playing making LeBron a better playmaker when, in a rebound, rebound sense, maybe I have to go, no, I don't even know the rebound, maybe it's tit for tat, when I go on defense, join a better with the ball.

The defender, join a better. defender or in the total period, I'm not saying LeBron isn't a good defender, but LeBron LeBron I feel like LeBron could be a great defender because he's really good, like he comes in like a man because we didn't see LeBron blocking. in like 40 out and locked up, he locked up a cold and closed off brother, so you can't say it's just that he doesn't defend. I don't know, he just doesn't understand. I don't know why he doesn't do it. that's your problem that's not your problem but play blonde uh finish like I said I think finish wisely you can is it's an eye for an eye My it's an eye for an eye many magician mini mini games I'm giving it to Jordan make ball game I Lo I'm giving, it's basically three ball games that they like.

I all. I don't know because I don't know. Say. Say. Say. Join higher score. Best score. Better. Better efficient player in the sense that I. I'm just giving you my buckets George don't do that it's out of your game if you know I feel like Jordan knew his weaknesses Jordan knew I'm not really the best three point shooter but three points weren't even part of the game back then was like that, so it's like I know I'm not the best three-point shooter, but I'm open, I can make it, I had my shot, that's the same thing I'm saying, just like Jordan Jordan did.

Don't exaggerate what he was doing. Sometimes Blind goes overboard with what he does. He tries to like doing too much. No, that's not your Game Boy. I feel like he's blindly attached to his game and I feel like Jordan worked on his game. I'm not. saying: I don't know, I don't know personally, but I feel like Jordan worked on his game, perfected his art better than LeBron preferred his audience because, in a sense, it's like the blind crab. I wasn't just scoring. So LeBron was doing other LeBron saying his teammates are going through, they don't talk about it, they don't talk about how Brian made his teammates better, how blind he made other people so much better, he made teams better, just don't talk . about that, they're only talking about two, one on one, so I feel like Jordan perfected his crab better than LeBron, but the other player, LeBron James, although he also has a lot of ropes, has several obvious flaws in his game.

Everything is said and done after analyzing the five key factors to be the goat. Jordan gets four check marks to LeBron's one by accomplishing this. goat debate well there's not much debate now don't get me wrong I'm not saying LeBron James is a bad player he's a phenomenal player the Mount Rushmore of basketball along with Jordan Kareem, Will Chamberlain and Bill Russell, he's just not Michael. Jordan brother, no, this is not my Mount either, it's worth more Jordan, why Kobe, I'm going to become the cream of a magician Curry, that's my Mount Rushmore, that's my mind that's worth more, that's my Rushmore if you didn't change the game and All Untold, he revolutionized basketball. he did all the drawer made want who joined many about who to be honest LeBron just LeBron just LeBron LeBron just the chosen one brother just brings everything he just brought everything to the game brother him from high school until now but this still playing, he's still there, I say Kobe because Kobe likes Kobe in the same sense as Jordan, but he likes him, I don't, I'm not going to say that he added more to his game because Kobe was a three-ball, but Kobe just Kobe just got that dog, you gotta get Kobe up there, bro, you gotta get Chloe up there.

I'll say Kareem because some people I don't know, I don't know my friend, some people say he's a great singer of all time because like I think Korean he was he was a brother but I don't know I like Hakeem Hakeem my favorite center of all time but I know I know Kareem older you feel me I know older Korean but I feel like Hakeem the best center but I like his statistics everything and then I say Curry because I feel like Curry but the best point guard of all time because I feel like he had much more impact than magic, He had a better player than magic.

I feel like he changed the game the most. that magic did it so I feel like I should be on Mount Rushmore just to underline how good MJ was, that's obviously ignoring LeBron and Jordan for a minute and focusing on the other three featured players here, Kareem Wilt and Bill Russell. Most would agree that these are the three best centers in NBA history and each of them has a strong case to justify their position among basketball royalty. Wilt is an all-time great because he was an offensive force of nature and he has a ton of NBA records.

Russell is in the conversation. Because he was a dominant defender and a perennial champion, Kareem also led his team to numerous titles in terms of individual awards and recognitions, he was the most decorated of the three, not to mention he had Envy, the most indefensible of him. . Now imagine a center that had everything. the best qualities of these three titans, a player like that would be the basketball equivalent of Thanos, now add to that player the highest level of intangible attributes, such as a tireless work ethic, an unmatched killer instinct and an ability to deliver in the decisive moment, essentially watching.

Thanos, this compares Jordan Thanos to the Infinity Stones, no, oh, this just compared Jordan, so Thanos to the Infinity Stones, bro, come on, come on, peerless offensive killer. He sets many NBA records. Dominant defender, perennial champion, accolades. indefensible shot. Tyler's grit, Tyler's work ethic, great fundamentals. Killer Instinct and the ability to perform in the decisive moment and now you would essentially be like Thanos with all the Infinities, one would wonder if this player was the best of all time, but the truth is that we don't have to imagine a player like that. that player already existed, he was simply a shooting guard, not a center, yes, when you think about it, Michael Jordan is the real life version of an overpowered video game character, he had all the qualities we look for in a superstar athlete and he had them. in spades, he's basically Babe Ruth if Babe Ruth played defense like Willie Mays and that's why even compared to the other all-time greats, he's truly one of a kind, simply put, he's the beer of goat.

I do not know, man. Everyone let me know how you feel. Let me know if you think Jordan is the golden man. Jordan against LeBron is the best. Wow, best gold comparison man. I don't understand. This was a good announcement compared to the danger of life. Productions. Put this together right, I'm giving you a prop car because you did your thing on this, but I don't know, I think it's just I don't know because Jordan Jordan is a, you made me think, you made me think danger. Productions, real deal. Me thinking, man, oh no, man, you got me, thanks, man, hey, shout out to the person who told me to react to this, bro, I appreciate that man, I appreciate you all putting the love in, Jordan versus LeBron, best goal comparison, all you guys tapping away.

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