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LeBron By The Numbers

LeTallecWiz

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Don't like him ... but we are watching a player who will probably be the greatest ever when he retires:




A 10-chart statistical ode to LeBron James as he begins his 10th season ... with an assist to Ernest Tolden from ESPN Stats & Info and the Elias Sports Bureau:

Highest Career PPG Among Active Players
LeBron James 27.6
Kevin Durant 26.3
Kobe Bryant 25.4
Dwyane Wade 25.2

Most Seasons Averaging 25-plus PPG Among Active Players
Kobe Bryant 11
LeBron James 8
Carmelo Anthony 5
Dirk Nowitzki 5
Tracy McGrady 5

Most Seasons With 30-plus PER In NBA History
Michael Jordan 4
LeBron James 3*
Wilt Chamberlain 3
Shaquille O'Neal 3
* NBA-high PER of 30.8 last season

Most Seasons with 27 PPG, 7 RPG, 6 APG In NBA History
LeBron James 6
Oscar Robertson 6
Larry Bird 3
John Havlicek 2
Michael Jordan 1
Jerry West 1

Most 30-point Games In Past Five Seasons
LeBron James 160
Kobe Bryant 139
Kevin Durant 129

Most Fast-Break PPG In Past Season
LeBron James 5.9
John Wall 5.7
Russell Westbrook 5.1

Most Triple-Doubles Since 2003-04 Season
Jason Kidd 57
LeBron James 34*
Rajon Rondo 13
* James was a rookie in 2003-04; Rondo entered the league in 2006-07

Most PPG at Madison Square Garden Since 1967*
Michael Jordan 31.8
Kobe Bryant 30.7
LeBron James 29.9
Dwyane Wade 27.3
* Min. 10 games

Youngest to Reach 10,000 Career Points In NBA History
LeBron James 23 years, 59 days
Kevin Durant 24 years, 33 days*
Kobe Bryant 24 years, 194 days
Carmelo Anthony 24 years, 251 days
Tracy McGrady 24 years, 272 days
* Durant reached this milestone Thursday night at San Antonio

Highest Points Per Play Last Season (Min. 1,000 plays)
Kevin Durant 1.059 49.6%
LeBron James 1.052 53.1%
Chris Paul 1.049 47.7%
 
LTW, LeBron has always been a stat-stuffer. He's not even close to Kobe yet (greatness wise), so talk of him being the best of all time is way too previous right now. Let's see him lead Miami to at least a couple of more rings before we start doing that.
 
LTW, LeBron has always been a stat-stuffer. He's not even close to Kobe yet (greatness wise), so talk of him being the best of all time is way too previous right now. Let's see him lead Miami to at least a couple of more rings before we start doing that.

He's well on the way mate.
 
I think Lebron really broke through last year in the playoffs. Fantastic regular season but he really shone against Boston in the conference finals, then carried it to the Finals. He's gonna be one of the top 5 all time, and he might be doing it for the Lakers in 2014. 😉
 
You don't need to be a basketball fan to know how good he is. He's fucking phenomenal - that game against Boston where he hit 45 points and dragged his team to victory was awesome.
 
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