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Lebron: Rookie of the year or not?

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T-Dogg:
I'll go with King James.

Now_Im_Not_Banned:

--- Quote from: eS El Duque on April 18, 2004, 10:32:51 AM ---lebron was a better all around player...pts/steals/assists/rebounds/block
LEAGUE LEADERS
&#8226; Ranks 13th in NBA in Points Per Game (20.9)
&#8226; Ranks 10th in NBA in Minutes Per Game (39.5)
&#8226; Ranks 3rd among rookies in Assists Per Game (5.9)
&#8226; Ranks 13th in NBA in Assists Per Game (5.9)
&#8226; Ranks 2nd among rookies in Points Per Game (20.9)
 
His season-high was 41 points on March 27 against New Jersey made him the youngest player in league history to reach 40 points. James scored at least 30 points 13 times.

James, 19, was only the third rookie in NBA history to average at least 20 points, five rebounds, and five assists, joining Oscar Robertson and Michael Jordan.


And the people agree...Lebron James Rookie of The Year :)

ESPN.com news services
LeBron James, the super-hyped phenom who went from high school to the pros and kept the Cleveland Cavaliers in playoff contention until late in the season, has beaten out Carmelo Anthony in voting for the NBA's Rookie of the Year award.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith confirmed Saturday an earlier Bloomberg News report that James will be presented with the award Tuesday.

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LeBron James      Carmelo Anthomy
PPG 20.9                      PPG 21.0
RPG 5.5                       RPG 6.1
APG 5.9                       APG 2.8
SPG 1.65                     SPG 1.18
BPG .73                       BPG .50
FG% .417                    FG% .426
FT% .754                    FT% .777
3P% .290                    3P% .322
MPG 39.5                    MPG 36.5


Anthony has more points in less minutes, and a better FG%, FT%, and 3P% (meaning he shoots a lot less than James)...I think the winner is clear.

Don Jacob:
mellow got straight robbbbbbbed!

i love men who take pictures with their booty's out:

--- Quote from: Now_I_Know on April 18, 2004, 02:06:38 AM ---I keep hearing that Denver had a better team, but who the hell did they have? Marcus Camby and Andre Miller?...Cleveland had Ilgauskas, Williams, Boozer, and McInnis, but still didn't even make the playoffs IN THE EAST! Carmelo got his team into the playoffs IN THE WILD WILD WEST!...And that "Denver had a better team" argument is straight BULLSHIT...The end.

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agrees..

carmello was denver's whole team..imo...lebron had the better team comin in..then the league made changes so that he can build even more hype than he was suppose to have,they got rid of all the scorers 4 the cav's..and dejuan wagner couldnt even do shit...at 1st he wasnt hittin shit....then when mello got on his streak....they started deletin players each player they ended up givin away the better his stats got,kuz he couldnt fit in the system..

and poor mello..smh..he did exactlly what he did at syracuse..made a team who hadnt thought about shit..to a team that believe they can do shit...if that aint a rookie impact i dont know what is...i hope the nuggets some how some way...win the championship..and make david stern mrs. crabapple face ass sick to his stomach..



career to career...mellow will last longer..lebron will be burnt out by his 5th yr..

wait til next yr..nuggets will be in the playoffs again..same senario

eS El Duque:

--- Quote from: Now_I_Know on April 19, 2004, 12:27:43 AM ---
--- Quote from: eS El Duque on April 18, 2004, 10:32:51 AM ---lebron was a better all around player...pts/steals/assists/rebounds/block
LEAGUE LEADERS
&#8226; Ranks 13th in NBA in Points Per Game (20.9)
&#8226; Ranks 10th in NBA in Minutes Per Game (39.5)
&#8226; Ranks 3rd among rookies in Assists Per Game (5.9)
&#8226; Ranks 13th in NBA in Assists Per Game (5.9)
&#8226; Ranks 2nd among rookies in Points Per Game (20.9)
 
His season-high was 41 points on March 27 against New Jersey made him the youngest player in league history to reach 40 points. James scored at least 30 points 13 times.

James, 19, was only the third rookie in NBA history to average at least 20 points, five rebounds, and five assists, joining Oscar Robertson and Michael Jordan.


And the people agree...Lebron James Rookie of The Year :)

ESPN.com news services
LeBron James, the super-hyped phenom who went from high school to the pros and kept the Cleveland Cavaliers in playoff contention until late in the season, has beaten out Carmelo Anthony in voting for the NBA's Rookie of the Year award.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith confirmed Saturday an earlier Bloomberg News report that James will be presented with the award Tuesday.

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LeBron James      Carmelo Anthomy
PPG 20.9                      PPG 21.0
RPG 5.5                       RPG 6.1
APG 5.9                       APG 2.8
SPG 1.65                     SPG 1.18
BPG .73                       BPG .50
FG% .417                    FG% .426
FT% .754                    FT% .777
3P% .290                    3P% .322
MPG 39.5                    MPG 36.5


Anthony has more points in less minutes, and a better FG%, FT%, and 3P% (meaning he shoots a lot less than James)...I think the winner is clear.

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James gets more steals/blocks/assists...its clear who the winner is.

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