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- Let's try this:
- THBT LeBron James is, on balance, a better basketball player than Michael Jordan.
- LeBron James's statistics indicate that "LeBron is a more efficient player, shooting better from two and three-point range. LeBron is also a much better passer and rebounder than Jordan ever was." Thus, on balance, the statistics indicate that overall, LeBron James is a better player than Michael Jordan. He has also played significantly longer than Michael Jordan, while continuing to perform at an elite level.
- LeBron James is also more "clutch" than Michael Jordan. In sports this is "the phenomenon of athletes under pressure or "in the clutch", usually in the last minute of a game, to summon strength, concentration and whatever else necessary to succeed, to perform well, and perhaps change the outcome of the game." Statistical analysis reveals that:
LeBron is much more clutch than Jordan. When the two smelled blood and had a chance to eliminate their opponents, LeBron wins 1.6% more often. When their backs are against the wall, LeBron wins 16.7% more often. Jordan only improved slightly in a few categories when facing elimination.
- Thus, my argument is that LeBron James, considering everything, is the player you would rather have on your team if you had to choose one.
- How exactly does this relate to my arguments? Extend.
- I have shown that, on balance, LeBron James is the better basketball player, I am not sure what con's hypothetical has to do with the resolution.
Mall is a confusing person.
This is the last debate I need votes for.