Jun 21, 2024
11:58:01pm
11:58:01pm
This is the exact point of the article. Back in 1987, NBA games were regionally broadcasted. Voters had one way to
compare players: statistics. Keep in mind, this is well before advanced stats. We’re talking basic, “stock” stats like steals and blocks.
You asking “did you watch the whole game” is implying that the box score is wrong. Logically, it has to be wrong. It’s impossible for a player to have more steals than the other team has turnovers.
No, I didn’t watch the whole game. It isn’t available anywhere. The only thing we have is the box score, and the box score shows an impossible situation.
I’m saying the box score is wrong and MJ’s stats were inflated. The article shows how inflated his stats were. That’s the whole point.
You asking “did you watch the whole game” is implying that the box score is wrong. Logically, it has to be wrong. It’s impossible for a player to have more steals than the other team has turnovers.
No, I didn’t watch the whole game. It isn’t available anywhere. The only thing we have is the box score, and the box score shows an impossible situation.
I’m saying the box score is wrong and MJ’s stats were inflated. The article shows how inflated his stats were. That’s the whole point.
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No other player in NBA history has recorded 4 steals in a game where the opposing team only had 3 TO. GOAT stuff indeed
Jun 21, 10:44pm
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Jun 21, 11:36pm
Steals has never been a sole indicator of DPOY. Like at the year before MJ. It was won by Michael Cooper.
Jun 21, 10:48pm
How exactly did voters compare two players in 1987? Most games weren’t broadcasted nationally. Voters couldn’t watch
Jun 22, 12:04am