Here’s how Michael Jordan prevails in every playoff series he’s been in, and a bunch of statistics on why he’s GOAT:
– 45.2 PPG | 1988 R1 (Won 3-0)
– 45.0 PPG | 1992 R1 (Won 3-0)
– 43.7 PPG | 1986 R1 (Score 0-3)
– 43.0 PPG | 1990 SF (Won 4-1)
– 41.0 PPG | Finals 1993 (Won 4-2)
– 39.8 PPG | 1989 R1 (Won 3-2)
– 37.3 PPG | 1997 R1 (Won 3-0)
– 36.8 PPG | 1990 R1 (Score 3-0)
– 36.3 PPG | 1998 R1 (Won 3-0)
– 36.0 PPG | SF 1996 (Won 4-1)
– 35.8 PPG | Finals 1992 (4-2)
– 35.7 PPG | 1987 R1 (Score 0-3)
– 35.7 PPG | 1989 SF (Won 4-2)
– 34.3 PPG | 1993 R1 (Won 3-0)
– 33.5 PPG | 1998 Finals (Won 4-2)
– 33.4 PPG | SF 1991 (Won 4-1)
– 32.3 PPG | 1995 R1 (Won 3-1)
– 32.3 PPG | 1997 Finals (Won 4-2)
– 32.2 PPG | CF 1993 (Won 4-2)
– 32.1 PPG | CF 1990 (L 3-4)
– 31.7 PPG | CF 1992 (Won 4-2)
– 31.7 PPG | CF 1998 (Won 4-3)
– 31.3 PPG | SF 1992 (Won 4-3)
– 31.2 PPG | 1991 Finals (Won 4-1)
– 31.0 PPG | 1993 SF (Score 4-0)
– 30.2 PPG | SF 1995 (L 2-4)
– 30.0 PPG | CF 1997 (Won 4-1)
– 29.8 PPG | 1996 R1 (Won 3-0)
– 29.8 PPG | CF 1991 (Won 4-0)
– 29.7 PPG | CF 1989 (Half 2-4)
– 29.6 PPG | SF 1998 (Won 4-1)
– 29.5 PPG | CF 1996 (Won 4-0)
– 29.3 PPG | 1985 R1 (L 1-3)
– 29.0 PPG | 1991 R1 (Won 3-0)
– 27.4 PPG | 1988 SF (L 1-4)
– 27.3 PPG | 1996 Finals (Won 4-2)
– 26.6 PPG | SF 1997 (Won 4-1)
• Playoff series record: 30-7
• Final score: 6-0
• Career GPA: 33.4 PPG
Michael Jordan is considered one of the greatest basketball players all the time for many reasons.
He is an incredibly skilled and talented athlete, possessing a rare combination of speed, agility, power and precision. He has an unparalleled ability to score, defend, catch and pass the ball, and he plays the game with a fierce competitive spirit and unrelenting drive to win.
Jordan’s career stats are impressive. He’s won six NBA championships, five MVPs, ten scoring titles, and fourteen times as an NBA All-Star. He holds the record for the highest career average in NBA history, averaging 30.1 points per game and he is a ten-time NBA scoring champion.
However, Jordan’s impact on the game of basketball goes far beyond his personal stats. He revolutionized the sport with his style of play, combining sport, skill and performance in a way never before seen. He brought a level of excitement and energy to the game, helping to make basketball one of the most popular sports in the world.
Ultimately, Jordan’s success on the court was combined with his off-court achievements, as he became one of the most known and influential athletes of all time. He has used his fame and fortune to support various charities and his personal brand remains one of the strongest in the world of sports and beyond.
All of these factors contribute to making Michael Jordan the greatest GOAT of all time in the world of basketball. While there may be other players who have put up impressive stats or achieved great things on the pitch, Jordan’s combination of skill, style, success and influence has made he became a truly iconic figure in sports history.
LeBron Vs. Jordan
Michael Jordan has had a stellar career in the NBA playoffs and NBA finals. Here is his career profile in each:
NBA knockouts:
Total games played: 179
Total points scored: 5,987
Career average: 33.4 points per game
Total number of bounces: 1,152
Total tectonic phases: 1,022
Total steals: 376
Total Blocks: 158
NBA Finals:
Total number of games played: 35
Win: 24
Lose: 11
Total points scored: 1,176
Career average: 33.6 points per game
Total number of bounces: 382
Total assists: 197
Total steals: 62
Total Blocks: 42
Michael Jordan has won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls, has never lost, and was named NBA Finals Player of the Year in all six of those championship series.
LeBron James’ career record in the NBA The NBA Finals and knockouts are as follows:
NBA knockouts:
Total Playoff appearances: 16
Total Playoffs played: 266
Total wins in the Playoff: 174
Total losses in the Playoff: 92
Play-off win rate: 65.4%
Total points scored: 7,491
Total number of bounces: 2,337
Total number of times supported: 1,934
Total steals: 445
Total Blocks: 246
NBA Finals:
Total number of final appearances: 10
Total finals played: 51
Total number of finals won: 28
Total losses in the final: 23
Final win rate: 54.9%
Total points scored: 1,717
Total number of rebounds: 510
Total support: 523
Total steals: 123
Total Blocks: 49
Total number of finals won: 4
Total losses in the final: 6
Final. Michael Jordan = GOAT
