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hoopsencyclopedia (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
The numbers:Year-----Avg hgt----Avg wgt1986-87--6-7.62-----215.46 1996-97--6-7.20-----223.67 2007-08--6-6.98-----221.00Good work steviesmooth. As I said, trollers get blocked.
hoopsencyclopedia (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Good posts Chaos - although I find it pointless to talk to trolling teens posing as 20 years olds.Players are smaller now due to the new open perimeter rules shifting the game towards guards as opposed to centers. I will ask again for people to understand the game and do their research before embarrassing themselves in front of my channel. People with no credibility get blocked on my channel.
hoopsencyclopedia (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Trolling gets blocked on my channel. Mature duscussions only.
ChaosCat79 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
And umm, sorry to break this to you moron, but Jordan had his highest career scoring average during the 86-87 season, which is officially the TALLEST in NBA history. He averaged 37ppg in a season where the leading shot blocker in the league AVERAGED over FOUR BLOCKS PER GAME! (Mark Eaton, 7'4") ELEVEN of the top twenty shot blockers that season averaged 2+ blocks a game and SIX of those leading blockers ALL were in the eastern conference!
ChaosCat79 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Really? By 2003 Kobe had won 3 NBA titles. (Thanks largely to Shaq of course) However in his 'prime years' (which should have started a couple of years ago and he's still in them now), Kobe's won exactly ZERO NBA titles. :)
ChaosCat79 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
No..The only thing YOU 'know' is that your argument is bogus and with the facts being presented to you, your resorting to the "bigger, stronger, faster" smoke screen I've seen too many times here.If that was true, why wasn't a 38-40 year old Jordan totally shut down when he played for the Wizards between 2001-2003, playing with the majority of today's 'bigger, faster, stronger' players (bar Lebron)?
ChaosCat79 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
*Laughs* I'm sure Lebron would be FLATTERED by your inadvertent compliment, but here's what would happen if the Michael Jordan shown in this video was playing in today's NBA:Jordan 87-88 season stats:53.%fg%/35ppg/5.5reb/5.9ast/3.2stl/1.6blks/That would equate to in today's NBA, with ZERO handchecking beyond the 3 point line, legal zone D and defensive 3 sec in the key;Jordan 08-09 theoretical season stats:57.3fg%/43.2ppg/6.5reb/7.4ast/3.6stl/1.9blks/
steviesmooth (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
the game now is way hared then it was then, bigger stronger faster and u know it...
ChaosCat79 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
I mean, where was the 81 points when it mattered most for the Lakers, during the NBA Finals?And where was the teamwork during that 81 point game too? Just ONE assist? I thought your 'god' Kobe is meant to be a much better player than Jordan, so that must also mean he's a better team player too huh? :)
ChaosCat79 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
And there you have it Ladies and Gentlemen, a perfect example of a Kobe hugging, zero basketball knowledge, YouTube moron! :)Sure, dropping 81 points was impressive... against the worst side in the East that year who had just come off a winless month... Strange though that the so called domination of Kobe hasn't manifested itself into any NBA titles as the leader of the Lakers.. Or did I just imagine watching Kobe fail to appear for most of last season's NBA Finals? :) |
