SQ_Crazies wrote: By the way, this is regular season only. I can look up the post season numbers if anyone is interested.

But 95 of those 124 for Kobe have been since LeBron's rookie year. Basically, Kobe's prime. So if that was Kobe's prime, what is LeBron's going to be?!

jhay78 wrote: LeBron should've won the MVP two years ago (when Kobe won it). Lebron averaged something like 30 ppg, 8 rpg, and 7 apg, but everyone felt bad for Kobe not having an MVP yet.

SQ_Crazies wrote: I disagree. I don't think LeBron has hit his peak statistically yet. I think he'll still shoot a higher percentage from the field some day than he does now--and his attempts won't go down, points will go up. Depending on his teammates and the role he needs to play on whatever team he's on, his other numbers could go up as well. I don't think he's hit his prime yet.

wildcats20 wrote:

SQ_Crazies wrote: I disagree. I don't think LeBron has hit his peak statistically yet. I think he'll still shoot a higher percentage from the field some day than he does now--and his attempts won't go down, points will go up. Depending on his teammates and the role he needs to play on whatever team he's on, his other numbers could go up as well. I don't think he's hit his prime yet.

I definitely agree with him not in his prime yet.

Points might go up, but rebounds won't and honestly, I don't think assists will either.

Like I said, that's all saying something about how great he has been/is right now.

ytownfootball wrote: It's really hard to say how much better it could be, so much depends on supporting cast and what he's required to do given the circumstances. On a bad team having yet to reach his prime those numbers could be easily eclipsed.