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[QUOTE="JimHurley, post: 2745716, member: 6008"] I disagree Jordan was a [I]better [/I]scorer. He averaged more PPG because he was a volume scorer. LeBron is the more efficient scorer. No argument on Jordan being more competitive. That he will always have on LeBron. But when you look at both players’ complete profiles, LeBron is better. He has the shooting, rebounding, and passing edge. The title advantage Jordan has doesn’t tell the whole story. Jordan would’ve gotten swept with this Cleveland squad too. [/QUOTE]
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