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Havlicekstealsit wrote: ↑Tue Jan 09, 2024 12:47 pm No player got injured in the 1990s. Not a single one, no siree.

This guy played over 33 minutes a game in the 1996.

Spend a little under 20 minutes educating yourself TDK. You're welcome.

Bottom line: You tried to assert that BJ was better withOut MJ because he made the AS team in 94... until I beat you down using your own advanced metrics logic, fool. That is all the people need to know. :asskicking: Who are "the people" TDK? Virtually everyone here thinks you're an idiot...

2.45 knowing you're pampered and protected vs. 2.45 seconds OR ELSE I'm going to get flattened like a pancake. That makes a HUGE difference in the mindset of a QB, which impacts their performance / efficiency for the better or worse... similar to LeBron driving the lane for a "monster jam"...

Highly unlikely, given the fact that in Brady's day he could sit in the pocket all day and not worry about a 250-pound LB running full speeed, leading helmet-first, driving him straight into the ground, and then landing right on top of him for good measure. In other words there is a HUGE advantage ...

You calling +/- an "advanced metric" tells me all I need to know about your (lack of) knowledge regarding basketball. Yes. He's too dumb to understand the difference between raw +/- and BPM (box score +/-). BPM isn't perfect. Like PER, it struggles with evaluating defense, although not as...

I think the better question is: How many SB's does Tom Brady win if he played in Joe Montana's day, when the QB's weren't pampered and coddled like a baby the way they were/are in Brady's day? :noidea: 5-7 Highly unlikely, given the fact that in Brady's day he could sit in the pocket all day and no...

Another woefully flawed "advanced metric" (ie; made-up stat)... :L You calling +/- an "advanced metric" tells me all I need to know about your (lack of) knowledge regarding basketball. Yes. He's too dumb to understand the difference between raw +/- and BPM (box score +/-). BPM i...

I think the better question is: How many SB's does Tom Brady win if he played in Joe Montana's day, when the QB's weren't pampered and coddled like a baby the way they were/are in Brady's day? :noidea: 5-7 Dream on. Those championship NFC teams all had better defenses than the AFC teams. More like ...

You ignore factual raw statistics in favor of random, arbitrary, made-up formulas meatball... and you brought up BJ because you thought you were being cute, until I squashed you like a bug using your own (made-up stats) criteria. :asskicking: You didn't squash anything. BJ has one all star game. Wi...

...using non-factual, made-up stats based on arbitrary and randon numbers and formulas. :L Again, you denigrate numbers because they don't fit your narrative. That, and you don't have the intellectual capacity to understand them. The impact LeBron had on Mo DWARFS the impact had on BJ. We are talki...

Super Bowl rings separate from one another (which is what matters most in football). Tom Brady - 1 Bill Belichick - 2 Checkmate Assistant coach rings under a truly good head coach (Parcells) don't count. Sooooo, Brady 1, Bill Belichick 0. An infinite difference. Bill has had a ton of head coaching ...

Super Bowl rings separate from one another (which is what matters most in football). Tom Brady - 1 Bill Belichick - 2 Checkmate Assistant coach rings under a truly good head coach (Parcells) don't count. Sooooo, Brady 1, Bill Belichick 0. An infinite difference. Bill has had a ton of head coaching ...

Dude, I'm using advanced metrics because YOU and the other LeTots ITT are using it in defense of LeBron. In other words I'm beating you like a drum with your own argument, and you're too stupid to see it. :asskicking: In your dreams. The impact LeBron had on Mo's career (which I just demonstrated i...

1993 non all-star BJ (w/Jordan) >>> advanced metrics (ie; "made up" stats) than 1994 all-star BJ w/out MJ. But, uh, er, um, huurrrr durrr. :lol: at meatball getting decimated with his own argument. :lol: Dude. Did you even read what I wrote? Especially the part about how much of a hypocri...

Mo Williams. Two seasons with LeBron: TS% - .588 and .580 Career average .532. Career average without LeBron - approximately .515% to .520% Win Share in two seasons with LeBron: 16.5 Entire career: 40. 41% of Mo's entire career win shares were in the 150 games he played with LeBron. He played 818 ga...

They are NOT "facts", meatball ... they are based on made-up formulas using randon/arbitrary numbers AND in one instance at least, CHANGED because it didn't yield the result the designer wanted. PS: Non all-star BJ in 93 w/MJ: 14.7 PER / .570% TS% / .537 eFG% All-star BJ in 94 w/out MJ: 1...

Da Stars. wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2024 2:41 pm Undefeated. at least 17.

Interesting opinion. But that's definitely too high. I'm sticking with 10.

thedangerouskitchen wrote: ↑Mon Jan 08, 2024 2:44 pm The BWGC has been decimated with their OWN "facts"... so now they deflect.

We have handed you your ass. Again. You just don't recognize is so YOU deflect.

"extensive in-game footage" Thirteen minute videos showing a handful of plays. It actually sounds like it's narrated by TDK himself. :lol: And with a 5 minute Google search, anyone could find literally dozens of videos "analyzing" LeBron's game and proclaiming him GOAT because o...