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[QUOTE="tzznandrew, post: 3550522, member: 168"] So, they shot roughly the same percentage during the regular season, and exactly the same during the playoffs. And one guy rarely practiced 3s and the other played over half his career in a league that valued 3s above everything else. I don't get what you think this does to help the LeBron is better argument. [/QUOTE]
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