One of the reasons why they are so unbelievable is because many of them very wrong... I mean the numbers were correct but the charts were cut and shown in an unfair way to make it seem like the difference is even grater than it actually is
Hey thats scottie fault. MJ job is to play ball, not negotiate other people contracts. He signed that contract. Also, Scottie still walked away making over 110+mil playing basketball. Thats far from broke.
@@gotivanmomak I just looked it up. Vince hasn't been a regular starter since 2012 but still grabs lots of steals and very rarely turns the ball over. Crazy.
Important to remember that Jordan had a Long Contract that only paid 2.5 Million for his first 8 years. So, it is more than normal that he should get overpaid to compensate for the many years he dominated while many players that were much less valuable were getting paid more than him, which was a total aberration.
@@JKTProductionzIncNCo They screwed themselves in that regard. Mahomes is gonna have the same problem. Just don't sign long contracts, its only beneficial for the team.
Overpaid? He deserved it. In Wilt's own words, every team in the league should pay him for the amount of money he pulled to the league. Lol He's been criminally underpaid for a decade. Crazy thing is he didn't give a fuck. He said he will play even if he wasn't paid. He just wanted to ball. He was the only player with a "love for the game" clause. That he could play anywhere anytime. That's why there are multiple stories of MJ playing pickup games everywhere.. There's a gym that he liked because everybody there treated him like a normal guy. They weren't even athletes. Normal Joes.
On the one hand, MJ was worth every penny, but looking at that chart, you can imagine why the front office was determined to freak up that team after 98
Make a chart for people who played the most seasons in the NBA Jimmy: "And above all his peers, Vince Carter leads the pack with 236 seasons in the NBA"
tony Kari nice bro I’m only 18 but I still notice the reference you used from ice cube song “it was a good day” this joke makes me want to continue to listen to 90s rap
These are pretty amazing to look at. Yes it shows how great LeBron is and how dominant the warriors were but what it really shows is those extremely solid players like Dwight Howard Russell Westbrook Andre Drummond that don't get enough recognition for what they do.
Would love to see how Westbrook's triple double stats compare to Nikola Jokic now that he's really come into his own. He had 29 of them just this regular season (and 6 so far in the playoffs), which is a similar pace to what Westbrook did between 2017-2019.
Bill Russell played in a era where you only played 2/3 rounds in the playoffs vs 4 rounds. You should have done it as a winning percentage for those championship runs
Unrelated. But speaking of winning percentage, Larry Bird has a relatively high regular season+playoff winning percentage. Very underrated part of his game.
Each era had their different playoff rules on how many games needed to be played. - modern NBA playoff rules require that the champion must win 16 games, so therefore must play 16 games minimum. All four rounds are best-of-7 . - in 1957, Russell's first year with the Celtics, his team only needed to win 7 games and played 10 games total in the playoffs. Based on a cursory glance through the BBall-reference playoff page, it seems like the best regular team in the conference only needed to play in the conference finals and finals; they had a first round bye. The first round was a best-of-5, and the conference finals and finals were best- of-7. - from 1957-1966, Boston had 9 first round byes out of a possible 10 playoff series. - these rules remained until 1967, when the NBA went with a 3 round format with no first round byes. 1967 had a first round best-of-5 format. 1968-1974 had a first round best-of-7 format. Russell retired after 1969. - 1975-76 had a best-of-3 wild card round before moving into the 3 rounds of playoffs. - 1978 was the first year of four round playoffs. From 1978-83, the first round was best-of-3. The final 3 rounds were best-of-7. -1984-2002 playoffs had best-of-5 for the first round series. The final 3 rounds stayed the same. - 2003 to present had the same rules as bullet number 1. From 1957 to 1966, Russell's Celtics played 111 out of a possible 145 playoff games. The number of possible playoff games played would jump up to 190 if they were required to play a best-of-5 first round series every year.
If the back injury didn't happen Dwight would have been in the conversation of: Greatest Lakers Center of All-Time Kobe's Greatest Team mate Most DPOY's Greatest Defensive Player Ever Greatest Center of All-Time (Possibly)The G.O.A.T debate
This reminds me of those videos about how deep the ocean is. You know when you’re like, “no way there are any more animals this deep down”, and then there’s a fish
@@23aero42 Why hate? He puts up huge numbers but his teams don't win always with a lot of help. It is proven over and over. I don't care about triple doubles.
Russ has been the most exciting player to watch in the nba for 10 years. No one matches his energy and athleticism. Anyone who says different doesn’t watch basketball. Just because he tries harder and is smarter than other players doesn’t make him a stat chaser. Harden, Durant, ibaka, Fischer stay in OKC Russ prolly has 4-5 rings by now. Hell maybe 6-7.
Since I didn’t see it mentioned: a perfect postseason in 2019 is 16 wins. A perfect postseason when Bill Russell played was 7. They mentioned how many games they play now, but not precisely how few (by today’s standards) they played then.
That's only true for his first chip. But, the first 8 of his wins, you only needed to win 2 rounds to be the champ. That number's significantly distorted and shouldn't be on a chart.
H2LO Elfrid’s game is boring, he’s the point guard version of Tim Duncan.He’s fundamental like a mf. He doesn’t do anything exciting,but that don’t mean he isn’t effective. He’s so consistent people overlook him.
@@JusDecks you really gonna call Duncan's game boring??? Let me guess, you're 18 years old? I guess Garnett and Shaq were like watching snails as well? Lmao.
Palrath 1 uhhh lol ask anyone and they'll agree saying either ther spurs or duncan are borring. Not a bad thing obviously, and he's nothing like shaq or kg they have noteable quotes act ecentric at times and are more vocal and in your face when they played. 18 or not everybody knows that. Ps: Later in their careers they were snails lol especially shaq
Alfonso Dalisay Jr still could’ve been a billionaire getting payed in today’s salary in the NBA The value of contracts has exploded like heavy and shoe deals,investments and endorsement deals etc. etc And most importantly the league revenue is split 50/50 with players and owners so safe to say that MJ would definitely be a billionaire playing basketball 😂
GOD if MJ played now he’d averaged 42 8 7 shooting 50% for his entire career, defense now is shitty, MJ averaged 30 for his career playing in the most dominant defensive era, now how many rings would MJ get? Depends because of how the bulls played they wouldn’t hold up offensively in today’s game, especially against scoring PG’s, so let’s make it fair, MJ in on the 2019-2020 bulls, he’s at SG, his PG is D-Lo, SF is PG13, PF is Dario, C is steve adams, that’s a solid big 3 in MJ D-Lo and PG13 a nice shooter in Dario and glass cleaner in Adams, and I’d give them the Clippers current bench, with that lineup the Bulls would get no more than 5 rings, no less than 3, in today’s game, MJ would rack up more points being #1 scorer in NBA history, and I’d say 7 MVP’s, today’s game you truly cannot have dynasty anymore, only teams I really see becoming a dynasty would be the Pelicans and Clippers, Lebron is already on decline, Lakers can’t even get a solid coach, Clippers has an elite coach that lead the nonstar on roster clippers take the warriors to game 6, and Pelicans have revamped their staff
The OKC thunder were unbelievable to watch around 2011, when they had Westbrook, Durant, Harding, Ibaka, Collison. There was some amazing synergy between Collison and Harding that's tough to find, barring go back to Jordan and Pippen
The problem I have with having these charts as visual representations is that most have shortened Y-axes. They graphically suggest players performance numbers twice as high as the next one, but when you look at the numbers they "only" performed 20-30% better. Not taking away anything from the players as they are clearly outstanding performers compared to the rest of them, but the graphics are misleading, even when accompanied by clear and concise explanations.
Mehh, I disagree. Performing 20-30% better than the next guy in NBA history is insane. He is not even showing the statistics of average NBA players. He is only showing the best
I loved that part about Dwight Howard. That dude just never recovered from that back injury, or was never able to adjust his game while still delivering 13 and 13 a game. But in his prime, he was one of the top 5 players in the league. Hands down. We all lament the injuries to future hall-of-famers like Penny, Grant Hill, or Yao. And even borderline All-NBA guys like Brandon Roy or Gilbert Arenas. But the fact that his injury is not considered as one of the great tragedies in basketball is beyond me.
It's really his attitude and inability to refine his game that is why people don't like him. Those Magic teams would have been better if he realized he wasn't actually good offensively and let perimeter players take the most shots. The dude had nearly 4 turnovers a game out of the center position, was only scoring a little over 20ppg despite getting the most touches, and was a liability when fouled. He was unquestionably the best rebound/blocked shot guy in the league, but his attitude and lack of refined skill held his teams back.
@@mikesannitti6042 later in his career with the lakers and even last 2 seasons he was saying the business part of the league made him depressed and all that. Even when he was with HOU dream said in practice he does everything I teach him but in the games he don't. I'm assuming he has a problem with his self confidence or scared to fail.
@@eugenehofmann4013 It's probably from being made "the man" at a young age and when he was still raw with the Magic. They built him up like he should have been Shaq but really he was more Ben Wallace. The difference is Ben embraced who he was and was the anchor for a championship team. He's also probably a little depressed because he ended up sorta at odds with a lot of the older legends of the game like Shaq and Vince Carter.
This is one of the most interesting NBA videos I've ever seen. I know most of these statistics but it's mind boggling to see it laid out on a chart or graph.
@@anthonythomas not at all. It shows how the top stat relates to the other too stats. Starting the graph at 0 makes the data look misleading as if gaining the top stat line isnt that impressive when it is
What's actually mind boggling is what the graph would actually look like if the y-axis started at 0. These are misleading graphs which you would know if you knew anything about statistics.
@@anthonythomas Some of the charts start at 0, the ones that don't are relative and the number 0 means nothing in them so why show it? It's misleading if you can't think like it's not hard to understand or compare the points to each other / get the graph. Interpret it, stop complaining
Those 20 20 games by Dwight Howard are ridiculous and the playoff points by lebron unmatched. This whole video had me thinking "Momma there goes that man"
@@nuttybangerz The only "Chart" You need of Vince Carter is the olympic dunk though. The only dunk so nasty his opponent literally decided to retire afterwards. Poor man never played another minute in the NBA after it.
So if a bench player took just 10 shots per game and played all 82 games in a season. He’d still have 38 less attempts then harden had at the free throw line.... Wow
@@someperson8151 Agreed 100%. A stat so "unbelievable!" because it's not even close to comparable. It's not even apples & oranges; it's apples and leather.
@@tylerweems5665 Just because he gets more free throws than everyone else, doesn't prove whether theyre justified or not, or whether the refs favor him, it just shows something everyone already knows, that he gets a lot of freethrows. He could just simply be better at drawing fouls, take more shots, etc.
Legend has it that James Naismith's inspiration for creating basketball came after he discovered some papyrus scrolls hidden in a tomb in the Middle East detailing Vince Carter's early years.🤣🤣
@@luboya48 It's the one logical explanation as to why you felt the need to repeat what the video had already made very clear. The second would be just for attention.
quick tip: It looks dishonest when you don't start your graphs with 0, it makes smaller gaps look way bigger when its a difference between 50 and 80 for example
Haha I like charts too, actually. But is anyone else a little upset that the charts are slightly misleading as the visual proportions are thrown off? Because the base of the y axis begins at 1500 instead of 0 the proportion between LeBron and the others appears even larger than it actually is (even though it already is drastically large in reality, the a little exaggerated). Maybe I'm just a nerd but that bothered me a little as it's a tiny bit misleading.
I think it was meant to highlight the difference among elite players that are used as a standard by many NBA fans as opposed to elite players vs rest of the field.
@Zhuohong He, I understand, though. When I saw the graphs, almost all of them caused an internal alarm to go off. Still, my favorite graph is the rings to games since it's the only 2-dimensional graph.
youre just dumb if you cant imagine numbers below 400, it would take away from the clarity of the graph and the video if he started at 0. Judging from your comment I think you would 100 percent be complaining about the cluttered slides if he started at 0, no doubt in my mind.
Nah I prefer honesty. It's a misrepresentation of the data to start the graph at 400. Anyone who isn't paying close enough attention(most people) would get the wrong idea. Dude didn't even do a jagged line thing.
Yeah, can't be mad at him though. It was the warriors era and he wasn't in the warriors. There's a reason he always made it to the finals, but warriors always had a superior roster to trump his superior talent
@@davemc2606 not the way it went down. He took what he took at the time because that's what salaries were those days. He outplayed his salary by far but it wasn't with the mindset to acquire more players. Thats a post year 2000 phenomenon.
He’s saying if Michael didn’t retire he could’ve continued to be paid 30+ million per season at that time if he continued to play. As in that’s what the bulls were willing to pay him to continue to play on 1 season contracts. To put it in perspective in today’s salary nobody is worth that kind of money ie over a 100 million for a 1year contract. Hence MJ is the 🐐
@@TBAGS101 that's not true. Krause paid him that because Krause knew he was breaking up the dynasty. MJ retired the second time because they weren't bringing back Phil, Rodman etc. We heard all year that it was going to be the last dance. Actually they even were talking about the last dance in 97. I am from Chicago and was around back then.
The graphs are cool, but note how they never start at 0, making the difference look much larger. Granted there will still be a big gap, it does make the gap look much larger than it should.
Your MJ salary outlier for a single season salary should include the fact that he was getting UNDERPAID for much of his career. Only in his final season did they pay him that astronomical amount.. his lifetime NBA earnings are NOT the crazy numbers we see today...
@@bigshmoke9392 ... I think part of the reason was Jordan was getting so much endorsement money from Nike, gatorade, coke, wheaties..etc...that rather than demanding a larger salary, he let the organization find better talent to surround him with. Unlike today's stars who mostly take what they can get while they can get it... Not that I'm against it, since I still think they, on average, are underpaid. But that's a whole another story.
Mike’s NBA money was pocket change to him.....just a little gambling money. My man STILL rakes from Nike, and used to get that McDonalds, Wheaties, and Gatorade money. He’s literally a BILLIONAIRE now.
IKR, and there are also other factors that involve shooting more free throws. James garden is literally shooting half the teams shots while the other people on the chart aren’t shooting even close to that many. Lots of skepticism in the statistics
@@wvltjr2934 it is screwed and considered dishonest... The scale at which these charts display information exaggerates or undermines the real scale or ratio, these statistics actually have. Making some of them seem more, or even less impressive. It's considered dishonest because as a visual representation... It's not visually accurate.. so why display it visually? Could have put it in text... Or a graph that didn't make sense, like a pie graph etc... Would provide the same information without misleading you.
So you don’t think that harden taking over 300 more free throws than the next guy isn’t impressive? Regardless of it starting at 0 or not it’s still about 37-40% more free throws than the next guy. And even if he does drive more and shoot more it shouldn’t be a 40% difference. Same thing with Jordan making 33 million that’s more than 1.5 times the next guy. Just cuz the charts are visually accurate the numbers still stay the same and that’s what’s impressive the numbers not the visual representation
Not really... he's just trying to show the disparity between one player and another you don't have to draw it all the way down to the zero axis. Yes the numbers would look closer, but that's not the point that's trying to be made. My only problem was he didn't account for inflation in Michael Jordan's 33 million. If account for inflation, he was getting paid ALOT more then 33m if you put it in today's value.
and during Jordans contract there was no max money. They could pay him all the money they wanted. LeBron could easily get 100 mil today if the owners were allowed to pay them that much. But blind Jordan-sheeps will protect their alcoholic daddy with fake arguments all day long.
The 1998 salary of Jordan was so high because it was the year the Bulls finally took care of him. For years Jordan was the best player in the NBA, but was not the highway paid.
True that. Bulls owner Rinsdorf is a horrible owner. He cheeps out players in the bulls and Sox organizations. He owns them both. He's the reason Phil Jackson left and MJ / Pippen etc left also. He destroyed the greatest team ever. Them bulls probably would have won another two to five championships
@@tonykari5124 True but a Owner isnt committed to the Teams. Remember Team Owners have these teams as Hobbies. Just a rich Pet/Fun thing that they sometimes Take Care of or just make some profit.
actually it was the 2nd 3-peat. every year was a 1 year contract for him and Phil. At the very least the last two years were as he was also paid 30+ in 1997.
The charts were misleading though, as you rarely started the y-axis at 0, making the differences seem much larger relative to the others than they actually were. For example in the Team wins since 2015, the Warriors look more than double as high as the rest, while they're closer to 33% higher than the second highest.
its not really misleading though, if you have a brain you're aware of where it starts, it would also look really messy to start with 0 in terms of the visuals of the video. Also finally its entertainment why would he put exact facts above entertainment, its only misleading if you're dumb, seriously the difference between the players is still accurate, straight up not what misleading means
@@noahleach7690 No, it's misleading. "giving the wrong idea or impression." The y-axis starts way later to make the differences seem bigger than they actually are. "It's only misleading if you're dumb" is a dumb thing to say. You could apply that to any form of deception or cheating.
@@trafalgarlaw8373 but the differences are proportionally the same, it doesn't change the differences and the fact that it starts that late allows you to fill in the context, its not complicated.
Oh my gosh, I had a great idea for you. You. Should do “time lapse” graphs, that show, as an example, the best in each category for certain years. The progression would be fascinating. Nice work!
These 8 charts were so unbelievable that they changed the way I see the NBA.
Oh man. I tell you- at the end of that video I could barely believe it but it only took 8 charts to change the way I see the NBA.
hey that 33 mill for his last season was crazy
All these charts are kinda bs since they don't start at 0 to seem like players are way above others
Did you do Y=MX+B.
One of the reasons why they are so unbelievable is because many of them very wrong... I mean the numbers were correct but the charts were cut and shown in an unfair way to make it seem like the difference is even grater than it actually is
Scottie Pippen: I'm so underpaid, man!
MJ: (while depositing $33m) i wish i could help you bro
Hey thats scottie fault. MJ job is to play ball, not negotiate other people contracts. He signed that contract. Also, Scottie still walked away making over 110+mil playing basketball. Thats far from broke.
Damon Mays its a joke.
ur a joke
MJ was paid at his free agency and so was pippen....66M for 4 years was not underpaid
Players are supposed to pay each other now? Lol what.
Scottie would lead the charts for the lowest paid vs player value
The most shocking statistic on a chart here, is the fact that Vince Carter is still active.
Hes still playin???
@@gotivanmomak I just looked it up. Vince hasn't been a regular starter since 2012 but still grabs lots of steals and very rarely turns the ball over. Crazy.
236 years 😧
No doubt
Truth!
Important to remember that Jordan had a Long Contract that only paid 2.5 Million for his first 8 years. So, it is more than normal that he should get overpaid to compensate for the many years he dominated while many players that were much less valuable were getting paid more than him, which was a total aberration.
True. Both Barkley, & Jordan got screwed in that regard.
@@JKTProductionzIncNCo They screwed themselves in that regard. Mahomes is gonna have the same problem. Just don't sign long contracts, its only beneficial for the team.
Overpaid? He deserved it. In Wilt's own words, every team in the league should pay him for the amount of money he pulled to the league. Lol
He's been criminally underpaid for a decade. Crazy thing is he didn't give a fuck. He said he will play even if he wasn't paid. He just wanted to ball. He was the only player with a "love for the game" clause. That he could play anywhere anytime. That's why there are multiple stories of MJ playing pickup games everywhere.. There's a gym that he liked because everybody there treated him like a normal guy. They weren't even athletes. Normal Joes.
If I was offered 2.5 million a year for 8 years, I might screw myself over too.
On the one hand, MJ was worth every penny, but looking at that chart, you can imagine why the front office was determined to freak up that team after 98
Me trying to figure out what's on the X-axis of all of these graphs:
unbelievable!
@@walterwang2011 Yo are you the same wei wei wang that took 5X 5 hour energies before the SATs and sat behind me back in high school?
Penis size.
He used y axis twice
@@sanbabio7928 That would be a diagonal line.
Make a chart for people who played the most seasons in the NBA
Jimmy:
"And above all his peers, Vince Carter leads the pack with 236 seasons in the NBA"
Ethanthecuber666 I know more PLL algs than you
@@adamfattal468 Lol
The rubiks cuve yesss. What method do you use. I use cfop
@@adamfattal468 i know more than you. Im better than feliks
Juan Cedano yeah CFOP
"Vince Carter, a man who has played in the NBA for 236 years" 🤣🤣🤣.. Classic!!
Hahaha
I paused the video for that one
Ikr
why is there no chart for the number of years a player has played. Vince carter was way off the chart.
@@7477056 that's too much work
"I like charts. Charts are good" this is my new favourite quote.
You forgot to put up Ice Cube. He messed around and got a triple double once. That was a good day for him
tony Kari nice bro I’m only 18 but I still notice the reference you used from ice cube song “it was a good day” this joke makes me want to continue to listen to 90s rap
Hype Mixes nobody fuckin cares lmao
how fast did you think of that....that was a good comment
@@yunglitterscoop9370 yet you posted but doesn't care huh?
cliffishot2def ur sentence literally makes no sense
“Vince Carter, a man that has been in the NBA for 236 years” - Jimmy 2019
Homie be an ancient player.
Exactly
i heard that same shit lmao, i was like, did he really just say that? XD
yeah I got confused
Instant laughter. 236 years!
No Trap Sax? No Problem. These Charts are simply *remarkable.*
LeBeautiful I liked just because of your profile pic
Oh, it's you... again
Hi again
woah woah woah careful here :p
RIP Trap sax
These are pretty amazing to look at. Yes it shows how great LeBron is and how dominant the warriors were but what it really shows is those extremely solid players like Dwight Howard Russell Westbrook Andre Drummond that don't get enough recognition for what they do.
Andre Drummond? Rebounding yes. That is about the extent of it.
"I like charts. Charts are good." -JxmyHighroller 2019
Sonam Luffy yooooo I saw this right when he said it😂
@@martinthai7225 same bro
AsianPride same here
Perspectives! Love em!
@@martinthai7225 same lmao
Patrick McCaw: 33 playoff games, 3 rings. Absolute legend
Underrated
pat "the goat" mccaw
@Jason Hardin 0/0 is not 1/1. It is undefined.
@Jason Hardin i know you are joking, but man, 3 rings in first three years with 33 games played is goat level
@Jason Hardin 0/0 is undefined not 1
Dang, I didn’t realize Vince carter had been around for 236 years.
Technically he's 276 years old. So he's been in the league 236 years.
He's old!
Hes a wizard harry
I remember when the bulls almost missed the playoffs because the great chicago fire in 1876 vince carter built them a new stadium overnight
@@tcjoe7957 😂😂😂. Bruh u old old
Would love to see how Westbrook's triple double stats compare to Nikola Jokic now that he's really come into his own. He had 29 of them just this regular season (and 6 so far in the playoffs), which is a similar pace to what Westbrook did between 2017-2019.
can we just take a moment and appreciate the flawless transitions between stats🔥
Vince Carter a man who has played in the nba for 236 years...
Baby James theres a reason he was part of the raps
Second longest to Chris bosh, mans played since the Mesozoic era
baaauniverse 😭😭
He might as well keep playing till the league bans him mybe he can be the only guy to play at 60
my take away....? I guess # of playoff games and # of wins aint mean much without ringss
Bill Russell played in a era where you only played 2/3 rounds in the playoffs vs 4 rounds. You should have done it as a winning percentage for those championship runs
He still would come out on top lol.
@@MassaBroshi No question, but his winning percentage would not be IMPOSSIBLE to match just unlikely
Unrelated. But speaking of winning percentage, Larry Bird has a relatively high regular season+playoff winning percentage. Very underrated part of his game.
good point
Each era had their different playoff rules on how many games needed to be played.
- modern NBA playoff rules require that the champion must win 16 games, so therefore must play 16 games minimum. All four rounds are best-of-7 .
- in 1957, Russell's first year with the Celtics, his team only needed to win 7 games and played 10 games total in the playoffs. Based on a cursory glance through the BBall-reference playoff page, it seems like the best regular team in the conference only needed to play in the conference finals and finals; they had a first round bye. The first round was a best-of-5, and the conference finals and finals were best- of-7.
- from 1957-1966, Boston had 9 first round byes out of a possible 10 playoff series.
- these rules remained until 1967, when the NBA went with a 3 round format with no first round byes. 1967 had a first round best-of-5 format. 1968-1974 had a first round best-of-7 format. Russell retired after 1969.
- 1975-76 had a best-of-3 wild card round before moving into the 3 rounds of playoffs.
- 1978 was the first year of four round playoffs. From 1978-83, the first round was best-of-3. The final 3 rounds were best-of-7.
-1984-2002 playoffs had best-of-5 for the first round series. The final 3 rounds stayed the same.
- 2003 to present had the same rules as bullet number 1.
From 1957 to 1966, Russell's Celtics played 111 out of a possible 145 playoff games. The number of possible playoff games played would jump up to 190 if they were required to play a best-of-5 first round series every year.
I hope every NBA fan would watch this--and appreciate Dwight Howard's greatness.
If the back injury didn't happen
Dwight would have been in the conversation of:
Greatest Lakers Center of All-Time
Kobe's Greatest Team mate
Most DPOY's
Greatest Defensive Player Ever
Greatest Center of All-Time
(Possibly)The G.O.A.T debate
@@miraflordelrio6813 Kobe said he didn't appreciate Shaq until he played with Dwight. He should've stayed in Orlando
@Dichang Feng No Olajuwon? Casual
@@miraflordelrio6813 no fucking shot he would be in the goat debate lmao
@Dichang Feng u drunk AF😂😂😂 he ain't half the rim protector Dwight was. Goofy ahh
finally a post, rip sax tho :(
Gone but not forgotten
Saintsguy1012 it will always play in my head in the beginning of his videos
😭😭
It doesn’t feel the same bro 😭
@master DOGE copyright claimed by its producer
Quote of the year. “I like charts... charts are good.” Jxmy -2019
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💀💀💀
Christopher Santori damn u beat me to it
*Jon Bois has entered the chat*
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“Vince carter,
A man who’s been in the league for 236 years...”
😂😂
i was dead, came straight to the comments
Meanwhile Vince still do windmill 😎
I came to the comments to write this but then I saw yours
@@BlindGinger same
8:20 welc
This video is seriously lacking a chart for Stockton's insane assist record; it'd fit right in here.
and steals...
Doesnt hakeem hold steals record?
Next chart- NBA players with most seasons.
1. Vince Carter- 236
Comment of the day!!!!
I’m a basketball fan after Kobe died. According to TH-cam
Improving Man we are improving man
Same
Yah me too
Same.. I just like jordan shoes
Same
I don’t know why I’m even here. I don’t watch nba.
Oof
Because charts! Obviously ;-)
Hey comrade otaku
Well this is the point, this video will change the way you see nba
Same, but I'm pretending I understand everything
This reminds me of those videos about how deep the ocean is. You know when you’re like, “no way there are any more animals this deep down”, and then there’s a fish
8:20 Vince Carter has been in the NBA for 236 seasons
That had me dead😂😂💀
He's been playing ball since 1784 😂 that deserves a chart of his own
Vince Carter is old
@@00steve00 same thing
Steve Mwangi 😂😂
@Mouse _Trap123 What?
RIP trap sax... you will be missed 🎷💀
Watch my highlights
what’s trap sax
@Skilley l
The Goat bruh i guess ur a new fan huh
Hahahaha rest in hell
Honestly Russells mvp year I remember going on IG and seeing a triple double every night and i didnt even realize i was witnessing history
I watched that season too,and i realized that Russ is just stat chaser.
Useless stats and losing style of basketball. Not historical
So much hate toward Russ for no reason. Russ is truly a once in a lifetime player we will never get to see again.
@@23aero42
Why hate? He puts up huge numbers but his teams don't win always with a lot of help. It is proven over and over.
I don't care about triple doubles.
Russ has been the most exciting player to watch in the nba for 10 years. No one matches his energy and athleticism. Anyone who says different doesn’t watch basketball. Just because he tries harder and is smarter than other players doesn’t make him a stat chaser. Harden, Durant, ibaka, Fischer stay in OKC Russ prolly has 4-5 rings by now. Hell maybe 6-7.
Since I didn’t see it mentioned: a perfect postseason in 2019 is 16 wins. A perfect postseason when Bill Russell played was 7. They mentioned how many games they play now, but not precisely how few (by today’s standards) they played then.
Girlfriend: I wanna get freaky tonight, got any fetishes?
Jimmy: Ya like charts?
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@@mychopparappin4691 you want a cookie?
Regarding the Bill Russell stat.. Don't forget, Round 1 use to be best of 5 series now it's best of 7
That's only true for his first chip. But, the first 8 of his wins, you only needed to win 2 rounds to be the champ. That number's significantly distorted and shouldn't be on a chart.
I thought round 1 was a best of 3 back then
Don’t forget there were less teams back then aswell
@@talantt3385 used to be a first round bye.
@@iamEricHall oh ok
I like when the Y axis starts at 0.
just wouldnt make sense in most of these charts..
Not when there's a y-intercept though
I have seen some bad videos on youtube (including shreksophone) and this is by far the biggest waste of time
@Harrison Hofacker what the hell does the y intercept have to do with this?
@@harrisonhofacker5623 what
" I like charts, charts are good"
Me: Thats an understatement, this dude should be called Jimmy Graphroller
Wow Scottie Pippen was really underpaid for Jordan's last season as a Bull. He was paid almost half of what Ron Harper was paid!
Jordan deserved the money especially being underpaid for so long. Meanwhile chris paul is making basically the same in today's nba 😂😂
Pippen signed a bad deal
Kovacs Kovacs Scottie Pippen missed half the ‘98 season.
Jordan was SEVERELY underpaid in the ‘80s. He earned under $1 million per year until 1989. And under $4 million per year until 1997.
@@jonmatrix3153 But they get signed and agreed upon contracts despite how much of the season you miss.
We just gonna look past the fact that Elfrid Payton got more triple doubles than KD
H2LO Elfrid’s game is boring, he’s the point guard version of Tim Duncan.He’s fundamental like a mf. He doesn’t do anything exciting,but that don’t mean he isn’t effective. He’s so consistent people overlook him.
@@JusDecks you really gonna call Duncan's game boring??? Let me guess, you're 18 years old? I guess Garnett and Shaq were like watching snails as well? Lmao.
Palrath 1 uhhh lol ask anyone and they'll agree saying either ther spurs or duncan are borring. Not a bad thing obviously, and he's nothing like shaq or kg they have noteable quotes act ecentric at times and are more vocal and in your face when they played. 18 or not everybody knows that.
Ps: Later in their careers they were snails lol especially shaq
@@ic5662 just watch his MVP years and rookie seasons. He's far more fun to watch than Kobe, Shaq, Garnett or Carter.
@@Palrath1 Damn I respect Duncan, but saying that he's more fun to watch than Kobe is ridiculous.
“Vince been in the league 236 years”😭
lol
Jordans contract in 1997 would be worth 53.7M today
It already stated it would worth 125M in 2019.
@@justinsm 98 would be 125. 97 is 54.
8:23 so rusell westbrook has more triple doubles in the last 3 seasons than playoff games played
Well yeah he had 42 triple doubles in one season and he got bounced in the first round every year so
@Juan Cortez Muro
Shut up
Juan Cortez Muro fuk u
Juan cortez is dumb
Greatness comes at a price .
Omri Caspi the real GOAT
0 Playoffs games, 1 championship
Lmao bruh
@Brookyatch Warriors in 2018
cant forget jeremy Lin
Sun Yue back in 2009 LAL
@@henryy6918 true
Yo SB Nation, y'all uploaded to the wrong channel
I thought the same thing. I'm like, "You should meet John Bois."
Haaaaaa
SB Nation is leaking...
Man it’d be interesting to see charts on careers of Tim Duncan, Spurs trio, and Kevin Garnet. Long term impact
Vince Carter has been in the league for 236 years?😂😂
Edumaba Graham thank god I wasn’t the only one who heard this hahah
IKR Lmmao
Thought I was high 😂🤔
Hahaha that's what I heard as well.
237
Michael Jordan was vastly underpaid for his entire career. His last 2 seasons with the Bulls was considered backpay.
bwink23 but he became a billionaire due to his brand lmao
and he played with wizards for charity
Bwink.u are right,MJ was under paid
Alfonso Dalisay Jr still could’ve been a billionaire getting payed in today’s salary in the NBA
The value of contracts has exploded like heavy and shoe deals,investments and endorsement deals etc. etc
And most importantly the league revenue is split 50/50 with players and owners so safe to say that MJ would definitely be a billionaire playing basketball 😂
GOD if MJ played now he’d averaged 42 8 7 shooting 50% for his entire career, defense now is shitty, MJ averaged 30 for his career playing in the most dominant defensive era, now how many rings would MJ get? Depends because of how the bulls played they wouldn’t hold up offensively in today’s game, especially against scoring PG’s, so let’s make it fair, MJ in on the 2019-2020 bulls, he’s at SG, his PG is D-Lo, SF is PG13, PF is Dario, C is steve adams, that’s a solid big 3 in MJ D-Lo and PG13 a nice shooter in Dario and glass cleaner in Adams, and I’d give them the Clippers current bench, with that lineup the Bulls would get no more than 5 rings, no less than 3, in today’s game, MJ would rack up more points being #1 scorer in NBA history, and I’d say 7 MVP’s, today’s game you truly cannot have dynasty anymore, only teams I really see becoming a dynasty would be the Pelicans and Clippers, Lebron is already on decline, Lakers can’t even get a solid coach, Clippers has an elite coach that lead the nonstar on roster clippers take the warriors to game 6, and Pelicans have revamped their staff
Jeremy lin who won 1 ring and played no playoff games
he got some minutes against philly i believe, i thnk he has like 4 playoff minutes with the raptors.
I loled😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He has a playoff highlight video though
He played 8 playoffs games with the Raptors, and a total of 25 playoffs games in his NBA career
He played in the finals
The OKC thunder were unbelievable to watch around 2011, when they had Westbrook, Durant, Harding, Ibaka, Collison. There was some amazing synergy between Collison and Harding that's tough to find, barring go back to Jordan and Pippen
The problem I have with having these charts as visual representations is that most have shortened Y-axes. They graphically suggest players performance numbers twice as high as the next one, but when you look at the numbers they "only" performed 20-30% better. Not taking away anything from the players as they are clearly outstanding performers compared to the rest of them, but the graphics are misleading, even when accompanied by clear and concise explanations.
Its JxmyIneverstartfromzerohighroller
Mehh, I disagree. Performing 20-30% better than the next guy in NBA history is insane. He is not even showing the statistics of average NBA players. He is only showing the best
Noticed this too thoight the same thing lmao
@@canoai I don't think you understood what they are talking about.
Good point. Also, what does the x-axis represent?
I loved that part about Dwight Howard.
That dude just never recovered from that back injury, or was never able to adjust his game while still delivering 13 and 13 a game. But in his prime, he was one of the top 5 players in the league. Hands down.
We all lament the injuries to future hall-of-famers like Penny, Grant Hill, or Yao. And even borderline All-NBA guys like Brandon Roy or Gilbert Arenas.
But the fact that his injury is not considered as one of the great tragedies in basketball is beyond me.
@@curryhands7459 Dead
It's really his attitude and inability to refine his game that is why people don't like him. Those Magic teams would have been better if he realized he wasn't actually good offensively and let perimeter players take the most shots. The dude had nearly 4 turnovers a game out of the center position, was only scoring a little over 20ppg despite getting the most touches, and was a liability when fouled. He was unquestionably the best rebound/blocked shot guy in the league, but his attitude and lack of refined skill held his teams back.
@@mikesannitti6042 well done.
@@mikesannitti6042 later in his career with the lakers and even last 2 seasons he was saying the business part of the league made him depressed and all that. Even when he was with HOU dream said in practice he does everything I teach him but in the games he don't. I'm assuming he has a problem with his self confidence or scared to fail.
@@eugenehofmann4013 It's probably from being made "the man" at a young age and when he was still raw with the Magic. They built him up like he should have been Shaq but really he was more Ben Wallace. The difference is Ben embraced who he was and was the anchor for a championship team. He's also probably a little depressed because he ended up sorta at odds with a lot of the older legends of the game like Shaq and Vince Carter.
8:17 "for crying out loud, Vince Carter, a man that has been playing in the NBA for 236 years has been..."
Talking about impossible to beat records
Thomas Tatkovic
100😏
this is historically accurate
Clarrisa Perez I know right
“By the far the largest chunk of money in sports history at the time”
Michael Schumacher: hold my $56 million
Damn right! Michael Schumacher, the legend 🙂
Floyd Mayweather made 80 mil a year for like 3 straight years
@@tilghman5237 maybe you didn't read the "at the time" part.
@@nostalgicgaming5944 ahh shit you right
@@tilghman5237 Not of a contract
"I'll give you a second to think about it"
"Proceeds to get 5 second ad"
Very funny
LOL, I came to the comments to see if anyone commented about it.
adblocker dude
How do you not know about ad blockers?
What ad? That's what AdBlock is for.
Its always nice to see that 74 year olds are using TH-cam
How did I get this many likes?
Sarcastic humour is the best 😂
Dude really played in 4 different decades 😂
8:20 Like before you go back up please :D
anay kumar i scrolled RIGHT to the comments when I heard that 😂
@Rainbow Wolf This is the most surprising.
We gon pretend like jokic don't have 28 triple doubles as a center?
The goat playmaker
The silent monster
I think Jokic will one day slack off
Jackmerius Tacktheritrix fishhead
and he's like 24
This is why I was thrilled the Sixers got Dwight. Joel needed a mentor who has been through the scrutiny before and boy did it pay off
This is one of the most interesting NBA videos I've ever seen. I know most of these statistics but it's mind boggling to see it laid out on a chart or graph.
@@anthonythomas not at all. It shows how the top stat relates to the other too stats. Starting the graph at 0 makes the data look misleading as if gaining the top stat line isnt that impressive when it is
@Brian Cheng I +1 that
What's actually mind boggling is what the graph would actually look like if the y-axis started at 0. These are misleading graphs which you would know if you knew anything about statistics.
Multiple things need fact checked and multiple players left out of charts they'd be mid pack or 2nd. Bad video actually.
@@anthonythomas Some of the charts start at 0, the ones that don't are relative and the number 0 means nothing in them so why show it? It's misleading if you can't think like it's not hard to understand or compare the points to each other / get the graph. Interpret it, stop complaining
Doesn’t Wilt Chamberlain have more 30 30 games than every other player ever combined
Armed Titanium maybe cuz only like 4 guys did it lmao still whooped his ass
Bill 11 Rings Russell right I only know about 3 I’m sure he did that 🤷🏽♂️
@@bill11ringsrussell66 didn't " whoop " ass. Look at the numbers 😂
Wilt Chamberlain fuck the numbers wilts bitch ass got 2 rings so much for the numbers pussy
Kyle Twitty you obviously don’t know how great wilt chamberlain was. You’re like 16 all you know is Lebron
Another video by the GOAT to make our day
Ryan Burgess with no trap Sax, may it rest easy 🤧🤧
Who else wants a chart of how crazy all of jxmy’s charts are
I would start the baseline right below the next craziest chart.
At 5:57 when he said "I'll give you a second" it gave me an ad
Fax
Happened to me also wtf?!
@@Lanzottv you know he can choose where he wants the ads to appear right?
same here
same
Those 20 20 games by Dwight Howard are ridiculous and the playoff points by lebron unmatched. This whole video had me thinking "Momma there goes that man"
Seriously read that the first time with Jackson's voice!!!
Why am I getting a creepy vibe no cappp😂😂😂😂😭
It's the music man
Soo I’m not the only one
Fuck you talking bout no cap?
Abraham Keys yeah I thought the same thing lol
Dun dun dun
Lebron James: has 40 trip dubs
Russ: *Not one, not two, not three, not four*
*Not five, not six, not seven*
Not 8 OR 9
*not ten, not eleven, not twelve, not 13*
@@iacpkdf5548 *not* *14* *not* *15* *not* *16*
2 lol 2rings with that team we were bamboozled
If u use the zeze instrumental i will like everyone of ur videos for 4 years
"Vince Carter, a man that has played in the NBA for 236 years..."
say what now
Funny af 😂💀
I lol over that😂
They guy could play forever 😂😂😂
8:19 he said that Vince carter was in the nba for 236 years😂
He is old ash 😂
@@nuttybangerz The only "Chart" You need of Vince Carter is the olympic dunk though. The only dunk so nasty his opponent literally decided to retire afterwards. Poor man never played another minute in the NBA after it.
A lot has changed in three years, I'd like to see how an update would look like, and how Jokic is going to sky-rocket in every category.
Thank you to show how underrated Dwight’s is seen right know
Dwight isn't underrated, he's gay.
@Aaron Davis someone can't take a joke
So if a bench player took just 10 shots per game and played all 82 games in a season. He’d still have 38 less attempts then harden had at the free throw line....
Wow
Well yeah cause harden takes 10.5 a game while playing all 82 games lol
Than*
Jose Cabada I know exactly what I said. I don't correct my phone. it needs to learn from its own autocorrect mistake. #MakeSiriGreatAgain
Rick Swordfire But you should be said *fewer* attempts, not less attempts
Mick Funny don't you tell Grammarly how to correct me. This Keyboard has its own commercial.
#GrammarlyUser
Bill Russell played in playoffs with best of 5 series. So evidently he played less games.
Less rounds also and the top teams got to skip the first round i think.
Eight NBA teams in 1960 season. Really a stupid comparison.
Yes!!! Was thinking the same thing!
Fewer
@@someperson8151 Agreed 100%. A stat so "unbelievable!" because it's not even close to comparable. It's not even apples & oranges; it's apples and leather.
When Jordon retired, he held 9 All-Time NBA records.
When Wilt Chamberlain retired, he held 73 All-Time NBA records.
Big difference.
Look at Jordan's other 13 years playing he was underpaid his whole career so it was pay day the last 2 years on the bulls
Similar to Brady with the Pats
Half of these graphs are bullshit without the context
@@nemanjap8768 youre dumb
The cap space are only 20 million dollars in 1980's
MJ was severely underpaid
The Harden chart didn't surprise me at all lol
Chicken Wang 😂
But it doesnt prove anything...
@@Underw0rld4 it proves he's the flip flop master
Mikey wtf are you talking about. That means everything. 😂😂😂
@@tylerweems5665 Just because he gets more free throws than everyone else, doesn't prove whether theyre justified or not, or whether the refs favor him, it just shows something everyone already knows, that he gets a lot of freethrows. He could just simply be better at drawing fouls, take more shots, etc.
Yo don’t forget Patrick Macaw has 3 rings in 3 seasons in like 60 games played playoffs
“I like charts, charts are good” - JxmyHighroller 2019
Where is Patrick McCaw on the championship chart? The goat cannot be left out
3 peat 😂
Has anyone besides him ever had a "perfect career" where they won a ring literally every season they played?
@@michaelbrantley6039 Norris Cole had 2 rings his first 2 seasons
Simba man has 3 rings in his first three years wym
@@simba4809 Devon George had 3 in his first 3 seasons with the Lakers.
Legend has it that James Naismith's inspiration for creating basketball came after he discovered some papyrus scrolls hidden in a tomb in the Middle East detailing Vince Carter's early years.🤣🤣
Isn’t it James? Correct me if I’m wrong
@@BellFamily594 It is James, I don't know why I put John. Fixed it. 👍
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GASP GASP!!!!! I CAN"T BREATH!!
In Bill Russell’s era there was only like 16 teams, the season & post season were short as well.
Yes. He mentions that.
JonDave I emphasized it
@@luboya48 He mentioned it and emphasized it. You're just repeating it as if you typed this before he even explained it.
JonDave you’ve assumed that’s not a fact but go on.
@@luboya48 It's the one logical explanation as to why you felt the need to repeat what the video had already made very clear. The second would be just for attention.
quick tip: It looks dishonest when you don't start your graphs with 0, it makes smaller gaps look way bigger when its a difference between 50 and 80 for example
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9:15
No one:
Drunk math teacher: I like charts, charts are good
omg... this comment was even fucking better because literally AS I was reading it, he said it in the video. Fucking fantastic.
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Haha I like charts too, actually. But is anyone else a little upset that the charts are slightly misleading as the visual proportions are thrown off? Because the base of the y axis begins at 1500 instead of 0 the proportion between LeBron and the others appears even larger than it actually is (even though it already is drastically large in reality, the a little exaggerated). Maybe I'm just a nerd but that bothered me a little as it's a tiny bit misleading.
You’re attention to detail is on point
The charts start the y axis at a non-zero value, this makes the outliers look like they double or triple other players.
I think it was meant to highlight the difference among elite players that are used as a standard by many NBA fans as opposed to elite players vs rest of the field.
@@Juice1984 exactly, because who cares how much David Nwaba goes to the line...
@@Justcallme_Jeb lmaoo
Juice1984 of course that’s why the rest of the chart is irrelevant. He’s just highlighting a downside of looking at the data this way.
@Zhuohong He, I understand, though. When I saw the graphs, almost all of them caused an internal alarm to go off.
Still, my favorite graph is the rings to games since it's the only 2-dimensional graph.
Love it
Dwight Howard stands out for me
I can see everything else
Maybe Westbrook
Love your work keep it up
ahh the classic "start the axis at 400 to make your point strong." A paragon of honesty.
youre just dumb if you cant imagine numbers below 400, it would take away from the clarity of the graph and the video if he started at 0. Judging from your comment I think you would 100 percent be complaining about the cluttered slides if he started at 0, no doubt in my mind.
Nah I prefer honesty. It's a misrepresentation of the data to start the graph at 400. Anyone who isn't paying close enough attention(most people) would get the wrong idea. Dude didn't even do a jagged line thing.
@@hopeisenough1317 I agree with the jagged line thing
Its actually very common to change the starting value of an axis to negate blank space. Its engineering practice indeed.
@@calebschenck4493 don’t tell them that, engineering is a long and scary word
"I like charts, charts are good."
Hayden Collins charts never lies ... as Traders used to say
@@uharvestpteltdtinhatvietlt6248 statistics can be manipulated. But generally they are great.
This chart does LeBron dirty.. crazy amount of playoff games played and not alot of rings 😂
He's doing his part though as proven in the chart that followed 🤷🏿♂️
@@JoshuaHines713 Doesn't make the original comment any less accurate.
@@YaKnowWhatIming Never said it did, they're two sides (charts) of every story is all, both true and accurate.
Yeah, can't be mad at him though. It was the warriors era and he wasn't in the warriors. There's a reason he always made it to the finals, but warriors always had a superior roster to trump his superior talent
Not dirty. Just overrated team hoping lmao
Jordan's salary only went up to above 30M in his last 2 years with the bulls, before that he was on only below 4m a year....
Yep he took less to help the Bulls pay others.
@@davemc2606 not the way it went down. He took what he took at the time because that's what salaries were those days. He outplayed his salary by far but it wasn't with the mindset to acquire more players. Thats a post year 2000 phenomenon.
He’s saying if Michael didn’t retire he could’ve continued to be paid 30+ million per season at that time if he continued to play. As in that’s what the bulls were willing to pay him to continue to play on 1 season contracts. To put it in perspective in today’s salary nobody is worth that kind of money ie over a 100 million for a 1year contract. Hence MJ is the 🐐
@Patrick White He was still underpaid. He deserved at least 50 million a year. He created the Bulls franchise. They were moribund before him.
@@TBAGS101 that's not true. Krause paid him that because Krause knew he was breaking up the dynasty. MJ retired the second time because they weren't bringing back Phil, Rodman etc. We heard all year that it was going to be the last dance. Actually they even were talking about the last dance in 97. I am from Chicago and was around back then.
The graphs are cool, but note how they never start at 0, making the difference look much larger. Granted there will still be a big gap, it does make the gap look much larger than it should.
Your MJ salary outlier for a single season salary should include the fact that he was getting UNDERPAID for much of his career. Only in his final season did they pay him that astronomical amount.. his lifetime NBA earnings are NOT the crazy numbers we see today...
swish1onu valid point. Should have paid him 66.2 mil considering what he did for that organization.
Big Shmoke still the richest sports person to play any sport so 😅
@@bigshmoke9392 ... I think part of the reason was Jordan was getting so much endorsement money from Nike, gatorade, coke, wheaties..etc...that rather than demanding a larger salary, he let the organization find better talent to surround him with. Unlike today's stars who mostly take what they can get while they can get it... Not that I'm against it, since I still think they, on average, are underpaid. But that's a whole another story.
Mike’s NBA money was pocket change to him.....just a little gambling money. My man STILL rakes from Nike, and used to get that McDonalds, Wheaties, and Gatorade money. He’s literally a BILLIONAIRE now.
Still d biggest paid inactive player today biggest against lbj, kd and others
First Chart: doesn't start at 0 to make it even more impressive...
IKR, and there are also other factors that involve shooting more free throws. James garden is literally shooting half the teams shots while the other people on the chart aren’t shooting even close to that many. Lots of skepticism in the statistics
Every chart is skewed because of this.
Lenart Lesar it’s not “skewed” y axis doesn’t have to start at 0 , just saves from listing lower players unnecessarily
@@wvltjr2934 it is screwed and considered dishonest... The scale at which these charts display information exaggerates or undermines the real scale or ratio, these statistics actually have. Making some of them seem more, or even less impressive.
It's considered dishonest because as a visual representation... It's not visually accurate.. so why display it visually? Could have put it in text... Or a graph that didn't make sense, like a pie graph etc... Would provide the same information without misleading you.
So you don’t think that harden taking over 300 more free throws than the next guy isn’t impressive? Regardless of it starting at 0 or not it’s still about 37-40% more free throws than the next guy. And even if he does drive more and shoot more it shouldn’t be a 40% difference. Same thing with Jordan making 33 million that’s more than 1.5 times the next guy. Just cuz the charts are visually accurate the numbers still stay the same and that’s what’s impressive the numbers not the visual representation
OMG
Vince Carter is literally older than everyone born after than him. 😳🤯
damn you right😳😳😳
He’s obviously older than everyone born after him. He was born first 🙄.
NO DAMN WAY
Maurice Copeland you’re actually slow hahaha
Perfectio - oops I made after
Michael Jordan's salary is more than a whole teams salary. Michael Jordan is just too OP. Too damn valuable
*PSA: Charts are highly deceiving when the y-axis does not start from zero.*
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Exactly. Every chart looks crazy if the y-axis isn’t zero.
Not really... he's just trying to show the disparity between one player and another you don't have to draw it all the way down to the zero axis. Yes the numbers would look closer, but that's not the point that's trying to be made.
My only problem was he didn't account for inflation in Michael Jordan's 33 million. If account for inflation, he was getting paid ALOT more then 33m if you put it in today's value.
He did account for inflation, he stated that it would be around $120 mil which is still insane
@@travisturner7973 Did he really? Oh shit, i must have missed it. My mistake
Elfrid Payton is 6th in triple doubles over the last three years.........
Gaming with Mo as a Knicks backup he’s the best backup pg in the league
Underrated af. So is the entire knicks squad btw. I see them at least making 8th seed and I ain’t even a knicks fan. Randle finna be an allstar
Nemzy crackhead
Ok? Tall PG...He's still a bum
Adrian Mikels he still better than you tho
Wait for the bill Russell one. Wasn’t there only like two rounds
Yes. The first 8 titles Russell wins are in playoff runs that only had to go 2 rounds. In one of those runs, the first round is a Best of 5.
and during Jordans contract there was no max money. They could pay him all the money they wanted.
LeBron could easily get 100 mil today if the owners were allowed to pay them that much. But blind Jordan-sheeps will protect their alcoholic daddy with fake arguments all day long.
Spurs_ bro MJ was just better
@@BrunO-on6vw All your "Highlights-TH-cam" knowledge told you that? lmao
Spurs_ who cares they’re both rich lol. All that matters is what happened on the court. MJ the 🐐in that aspect
"I like charts. Charts are good." You sir get a sub. 😂😂😂
The 1998 salary of Jordan was so high because it was the year the Bulls finally took care of him. For years Jordan was the best player in the NBA, but was not the highway paid.
revo1974 highway to the danger zone
True that. Bulls owner Rinsdorf is a horrible owner. He cheeps out players in the bulls and Sox organizations. He owns them both. He's the reason Phil Jackson left and MJ / Pippen etc left also. He destroyed the greatest team ever. Them bulls probably would have won another two to five championships
@@tonykari5124 True but a Owner isnt committed to the Teams. Remember Team Owners have these teams as Hobbies. Just a rich Pet/Fun thing that they sometimes Take Care of or just make some profit.
actually it was the 2nd 3-peat. every year was a 1 year contract for him and Phil. At the very least the last two years were as he was also paid 30+ in 1997.
The charts were misleading though, as you rarely started the y-axis at 0, making the differences seem much larger relative to the others than they actually were. For example in the Team wins since 2015, the Warriors look more than double as high as the rest, while they're closer to 33% higher than the second highest.
I’m not sure if he’s accounting for the stopping rule either
its not really misleading though, if you have a brain you're aware of where it starts, it would also look really messy to start with 0 in terms of the visuals of the video. Also finally its entertainment why would he put exact facts above entertainment, its only misleading if you're dumb, seriously the difference between the players is still accurate, straight up not what misleading means
@@noahleach7690 No, it's misleading. "giving the wrong idea or impression." The y-axis starts way later to make the differences seem bigger than they actually are. "It's only misleading if you're dumb" is a dumb thing to say. You could apply that to any form of deception or cheating.
@@trafalgarlaw8373 but the differences are proportionally the same, it doesn't change the differences and the fact that it starts that late allows you to fill in the context, its not complicated.
@@noahleach7690 you do realize 99% of humanity hates math, right? Yes, it is misleading if most people do not pay attention.
So basically Dwight Howard, James Harden, Bill Russell, the Warriors, LeBron James, Russell Westbrook and Michael Jordan are beasts
Eh, minus Lebron. Yea pretty much.
Oh my gosh, I had a great idea for you. You. Should do “time lapse” graphs, that show, as an example, the best in each category for certain years. The progression would be fascinating. Nice work!