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    LEBRON vs. JORDAN (Spieldurchschnitte in jedem Alter)

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    1. HeHate_me on

      Sources …

      [Jordan 1995-96 table](https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_1996_per_game.html)[LeBron 2025-26 table](https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_2026_per_game.html)

      [`https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_YYYY_per_game.html`](https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_YYYY_per_game.html)

      [1996 playoffs](https://www.basketball-reference.com/playoffs/NBA_1996.html)[2026 playoffs](https://www.basketball-reference.com/playoffs/NBA_2026.html)

      [`https://www.basketball-reference.com/playoffs/NBA_YYYY.html`](https://www.basketball-reference.com/playoffs/NBA_YYYY.html)

      [1995-96 standings](https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_1996.html)[2025-26 standings](https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_2026.html)

      [`https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_YYYY.html`](https://www.basketball-reference.com/leagues/NBA_YYYY.html)

    4. chabhoi on

      Very cool to look at. Maybe add the career average/totals for each? I think we can all agree they’re both very good at basketball.

    5. Ladlow on

      That’s honestly fascinating. I didn’t realize Jordan was so nasty on defense, but LeBron’s assists and three-pointers are mighty impressive as well vs Jordan.

    6. Recurs1ve on

      Durability and availability are a skill all on their own. Jordan is better as a peak performance athlete, but no one has the durability and high level play as LeBron does. He’s been an all NBA player like his entire career. Jordan did that too, but he wasn’t playing well into his 40’s at the level LeBron does.

    7. easternseaboardgolf on

      So Jordan generally has consistently better averages, while LeBron has a much longer career.

      To see LeBron performing at that level at his age is impressive, but I don’t think longevity beats peak performance.

      Jordan is the GOAT, IMO

    8. offical_baby_jesus on

      I originally read the title as Lebanon vs Jordan and was so confused

    10. MonTigres on

      This is totally cool, OP. Am impressed. Was thinking to myself the other day–how would these two giants stack up?

    11. DesolationRobot on

      It’s uncanny how closely correlated the movement is in some of these. Not just “goes down when player gets older” but like blocks per game and regular season win percentage are eerily similar.

      Also cool to see how LeBron adjusted his game as he aged. More assists. More threes. Fewer minutes and defensive stats. (Not tracked here, but he’s also famously a leader in fewest feet traveled per 36 recently—he’s figured out how to conserve energy during the game.)

    12. irrelevantusername24 on

      I haven’t watched the NBA since I was much younger (fuck you paywalls) but it really feels like Kobe often gets forgotten in these discussions. For a long time he was seen as the successor to MJ

      My main takeaway from the data is that the old NBA was better because people did more than shoot 3 pointers and they knew how to play defense 🙂

    13. OneOfMyOldestFriends on

      Possibly worth factoring in is around the first time Jordan retired, NBA teams were averaging 94.8 points a game.

      This season teams averaged 116.4 points a game.

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