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Message: [QUOTE="Rocktheworld, post: 2738831, member: 5037"] I'm really looking forward to what LeBron is doing as a 38-39 year old. He should be passing Kareem if he can keep a pace of only losing 2 ppg per year going forward. Will be so interesting to see where he is and how his game has changed. I hope he's playing off the ball in Philly with Simmons and Embiid entering their true primes. What a scary team that could be. Given he's playing his best basketball of his career in year 15... Was MJ playing his best ball in year 15? Or even as a 33 year old? That second question is an honest one; the averages are still great and right around his career average, but that's the case with Bron this year and he's clearly playing his best given the team he's carrying Another genuine question: how close were players like Malone, Barkely, and other greats of the era to MJ? Obviously MJ was the best, but how far off were the second best players in respective years? Because here, in year 15, based on KD's performance n the playoffs, I've heard commentators saying that the gap between the best (LBJ) and second-best (KD) hasn't been so great in a long time [/QUOTE]