Feb 14, 2019
6:58:15pm
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But most of Jordan's career was in the 90's, when the pace had already slowed
down quite a bit from the 80's. And Jordan still put up huge numbers, even with final scores like 85-84 (which were common in the 90's).

I'm just not sure you can argue that the pace was faster overall in Jordan's career vs. LeBron's.
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