Jordan: Pippen, Rodman took a little while to get there but is there.

Lebron: Shaq, Wade, Irving, Love, A. Davis, Allen, Bosh, Howard

# of All Stars on there team while playing:

Jordan: 6 times with Pippen being the only all-star ever to play on his team

Lebron: 14 times with Wade, Bosh, Irving, Love, Williams and Ilgauskas

Highest Scoring Average for a teammate before, after or during playing with each Superstar

Jerry Stackhouse once averaged 29.8 ppg and played with Jordan his last year in WA. Orlando Woolridge scored 25 ppg one season under the highest possession team ever in Denver. Pippen average 22 ppg one season when Michael was out and just over 21 ppg on his team, the most a teammate ever had. Rip Hamilton who played with Jordan in Washington once average 20.1 ppg.

Now compare that with Lebron's.

Dwyane Wade led the league with 30.2 ppg. He scored 25.5 ppg with Lebron. Kevin Love scored 26.1 ppg the year before he joined the Cavs. Kyrie Irving averaged 25.2 ppg his last year in Cleveland and was over 27 this year in a shorted stint. Anthony Davis averaged 28.1 ppg in NO and is at 26.1 ppg this year. Ray Allen scored 26.4 ppg in Seattle. Different Ray Allen in Miami but without him Lebron has one less title. Shaq led the NBA in scoring twice, the highest at 29.7 ppg. Obviously Lebron did not play with that Shaq as he scored 12 ppg with Lebron.

I just don't know how you can look at these accomplishments and stats and think Michael played with better talent. He didn't. For as good as Scottie was, does it surprise you that AD already has more 1st Team All-NBA selections than Scottie did?

Michael played one year with Orlando Woolridge and Jerry Stackhouse and they were the best scorers he ever played with.