Basketball Player Statistics

LeBron James Performance Analysis (2017-18 vs 2018-19)

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Decline in Efficiency: LeBron's points per possession decreased in several categories, including Cuts, Off-Screen, and Spot-Up, showing reduced scoring efficiency.
Shift in Playstyle: He showed slight improvement as a Pick & Roll Man and in Hand-Offs, indicating possible role adjustments.
Isolation & Transition Stability: His performance in Isolation and Transition remained stable, suggesting he still excels in self-created scoring opportunities.
Less Effective in Movement-Based Plays: The drop in Cuts and Off-Screen plays might reflect a decline in off-ball movement or changes in team strategy.

Conclusion: The data suggests a decline in efficiency and a shift in playstyle, potentially influenced by aging, injuries, or team dynamics.

2024 NBA Playoff Performance

Basketball Reference

Scoring: Consistently 26-30 PPG, peaking at 30 in Games 4 & 5.

Efficiency: FG% varied (.625 to .474); 3P% inconsistent.

Playmaking & Rebounding: Strong assists (best: 12 in Game 2) and rebounds improved.

Defense & Turnovers: Solid steals, low turnovers.

Best Game: Game 5 (30 PTS, 7 3PT, 11 AST, 9 REB, 31.1 GmSc).

Player Statistics Comparison

Official NBA Stats

Scoring Efficiency: Kevin Durant has the highest field goal percentage (52.3%), indicating his efficiency, while Luka Dončić (46.4%) and Jayson Tatum (45.3%) have lower percentages.

Rebounding & Playmaking: Luka leads in assists (9.8), showcasing his playmaking ability, while Tatum grabs the most rebounds (9.0).

Three-Point Shooting: Tatum attempts the most three-pointers (10.2 per game) but has a similar percentage (35.0%) to Luka (35.4%) and Durant (39.8%).

Free Throw Accuracy: Durant excels at free throws (83.2%), compared to Luka (76.7%) and Tatum (80.1%).

Conclusion: Durant is the most efficient scorer, Luka is the best playmaker, and Tatum provides balanced scoring and rebounding.