Fair warning: Anyone that loves The King is going to love this stat.
LBJ’s triple-double against the Pistons on Tuesday moved him into the third slot among active players, behind Jason Kidd (104) and Grant Hill (29). James has 28. Additionally, with 23 triple-doubles of at least 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, he topped Michael Jordan (22) and ranks third behind Magic Johnson (40) and Larry Bird (29). Not bad company if you ask me.
The all-time mark of career triple-doubles is 181 by Oscar Robertson.
What do you think? Will LeBron pass Kidd? Will he pass the Big O?
LBJ’s triple-double against the Pistons on Tuesday moved him into the third slot among active players, behind Jason Kidd (104) and Grant Hill (29). James has 28. Additionally, with 23 triple-doubles of at least 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, he topped Michael Jordan (22) and ranks third behind Magic Johnson (40) and Larry Bird (29). Not bad company if you ask me.
The all-time mark of career triple-doubles is 181 by Oscar Robertson.
What do you think? Will LeBron pass Kidd? Will he pass the Big O?
What do you guys think? Triple doubles don't necessarily equate to championships, just ask Jason Kidd, but it is a great sign of dominance on the floor. Can he beat the Big O, Dime asked? My answer is hell no.
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