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Message: [QUOTE="MadDogRevival, post: 2699469, member: 8028"] In fact, it's so easy, nobody else has done it in almost a decade. Lol. This is the same argument people use against the Patriots. The "easy path" argument. Yeah, that's a ridiculously oversimplified analysis that's like those new "white reeses" cups. Try this link, which gives an in-depth review of that [B][I]exact [/I][/B]question. Worth a read for those who are interested in MJ/LBJ comparisons. [URL='https://www.foxsports.com/nba/gallery/lebron-james-michael-jordan-nba-playoffs-finals-preview-greatest-opponents-052517']LINK[/URL] Further, I don't think strength of schedule captures the difference. As businesslawyer said, how many times were the bulls underdogs? What stuff teams did MJ bull to the finals? Really, really disliked James after the decision fiasco. Really respect his game now. Incredible what he has done. Fact that he [B][I]may[/I][/B] end up the top scorer in league history and top 5 assists is absolutely nuts, particularly when you consider that the other guys in the top 10 scoring don't break top 30 in assists. Nuts. If he pulls that off, he'll have to be considered to have the greatest career - people can argue whether he was the greatest player. The thing that's really working for him going forward is that it's a 3 point league and the guy has made himself a very respectable 3 point shooter. As his physicality wanes, he an convert his game to a spot up shooter and not rely on crashing the rim so much. In any event, as a basketball fan, a tremendous joy to watch. [/QUOTE]

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