Zach Lowe

And that's actually true.

So let me just make the case and then I'll make the other case.

He has six thousand more points.

Now, the three point shot is going to skew this more and more and more as history goes on.

The guys that played the Dwayne Wade was not a three point shooter, although in the playoffs he suddenly became a much more viable one every year.

And so the raw totals are going to be just skewed toward the guys who took threes and now took a lot of threes.

Dwayne Wade never won the MVP.

Has two top five finishes, third and fifth.

James Harden has an MVP and has one, two, three, four, six top five finishes.

First, second, second, second, third and fifth.

They've made the same number of all NBA teams, eight, but James Harden has six first team appearances.

Dwayne Wade has two MVP vote totals.

You know, you can read into whatever you want.

Dwayne obviously had some health issues and Harden's been incredibly durable.

And so that will also boost the longevity stats.

They do at least signify that for a pretty long period of time, James was considered one of the three best or most valuable players in the league.

Like that has to mean something.

Yeah.

And then, you know, the scoring average is a little bit higher.

The assists are higher, et cetera.