Most of the all-time greats are in the 75-79% percentile.
Kobe stands alone in this category.
Michael fell short against a couple dynasty teams until he beat them at the very tail end of their primes, and no longer a top 10 defense.
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Most of the all-time greats are in the 75-79% percentile.
Kobe stands alone in this category.
Michael fell short against a couple dynasty teams until he beat them at the very tail end of their primes, and no longer a top 10 defense.
So poor Steve Nash now has to deal with wacko Kyrie Irving AND crybaby James Harden, along with pouty Kevin Durant? So much talent, so much insanity on one team. Can't wait to watch the circus. This team, despite the talent, loses in the ECF.
— OG Laker Dana (@lakersdana) January 13, 2021
Sources: Full current trade:
Rockets: Victor Oladipo, Dante Exum, Rodions Kurucs, 3 BKN first-rounders (22, 24, 26), 1 MIL first (22, unprotected), 4 BKN 1st round swaps (21, 23, 25, 27)
Nets: James Harden
Pacers: Caris LeVert, 2nd-rounder
Cavs: Jarrett Allen, Taurean Prince
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) January 13, 2021
LeBron James 3-Point Attempts Per Game: 6.3
LeBron James Restricted-Area Attempts Per Game: 6.2
There's plenty of time for this to flip (it will if he wants it to), but for the first time in his career, LeBron is taking more 3's than dunks/layups. Never thought I'd see the day
— Sam Quinn (@SamQuinnCBS) January 13, 2021
Nets and 76ers are finalists for a James Harden deal that “could culminate quickly,” per @ShamsCharania, @sam_amick
Brooklyn is preparing an offer of four first-round picks and three pick swaps pic.twitter.com/kneSdE2OKe
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 13, 2021