In most scenarios that don't involve a league completely and utterly diluted by expansion, a team losing their star player weeks before the start of the season would be dead on arrival.
Thats called being a team with a system in place and great coach. Bron doesn't allow coaches to coach and only plays in systems that totally revolve around him..
The Bulls, however, won nearly 60 games and were legitimate championship contenders. They pushed the Eastern Conference champs to 7 games and would have won the series if it weren't for a blown call.
Are you following? Stay with me please.. Going into the next season, they lost the second best player of the 1993-1994 team who was their best rim protector, rebounder, and second best scorer. They also lost depth guys in Cartwright and Paxson. The 1995 team was a completely different team, Jordan's absence still loomed but now you take away another important piece and other contributors. It's not rocket science why the team would be worse. Jordan would also struggle to accumulate wins if you took away both Pippen and Grant in 1992-1993.
Okay now 1 time all star Horace Grant, Bill Cartwright who averaged a whopping 5 pts and 3 Rebs and John Paxon 2 pts is a greater loss than a 10 time scoring champ and 6 time MVP. Oh and lets forget about them signing Ron Harper who averaged a 20 piece the year before and was a definite upgrade from Paxson who, again, averaged 2 pts and only played in 29 games the year before.
Who cares how many more games it took if Lebron scored more with 1000+ less FGs?
I get it bruh. You'll ignore Lebron shooting more 3s bc that ties explains theattempt difference. You'll also ignore that it took Lebron 1 season longer to reach the same point MJ did bc it shows on a game to game basis it shows he did more. Oh and all that is with him missing one season bc of injury and 2 bc of retirement which would have made the differential even worse. You have to ignore and diminish because MJ's achievements > Bron's
That just means Lebron wasn't as much of a chucker
Goof babble. Chuckers don't shoot 50%+ from the field
and was responsible for running the team's offense and creating for others, which he did at a legendary rate. MJ averaged 26.2 fga in his career 30+ point games, he shot 53.2% from the field and averaged 5.3 assist per game in those. LeBron averages 23.1 fga in his career 30+ point games, shooting 55.4% from the field and also averaging 7.2 assists per game in those.
Please don't bring up % when Lebron shoots 37% when the shot's not a layup or dunk (outside 3 feet).
Not to mention, average team scoring was 110.8 ppg in the season MJ got drafted and 93.4 the season Lebron got drafted. Jordan's first six or so seasons in the league were in an offensive environment that was much more conducive to scoring than the dead-ball era Bron came up in during the first couple of seasons of his career. Tack on the illegal defense/zone defense rules and the rapid expansion in the 1990s and you get a perfect storm for Jordan to dominate.
And there are rules that benefit modern offenses. Nobody can help what era they played in. Whats clear is MJ stood over everybody while Lebron was in the finals looking like:
when a contemporary came into the game. When Kobe won his 5th ring him and Wade was gossiping on the phone saying they need to stop him from winning. Mind you, he ran to the second best player in his conference and top 5 player in the league at the time to finally win. Won 2 and quit when it got tough. Then ran to Kyrie and Love and quit when it got tough before running to AD. All that to still fall short of what MJ did. Pathetic
Miss me with the pearl clutching
Some of ya'll literally only post in this section to shyt on Bron but when the veil is lifted on your favorite players you start crying about Bron stans being disrespectful. shyt is pathetic.
Who's clutching pearls? Im pointing out that you can only compare the 2 by taking accomplishments away from Jordan. Im not mad at your belief but am mad at propaganda pushed to make people reject what their eyes see. But the longer Bron stays the worse his rep gets