LeBron James has passed Michael Jordan in nearly every major playoff statistic - except for a big one
- In his 15th season, LeBron James continues to pile up stats and add to his incredible playoff career.
- James has passed Michael Jordan in nearly every major playoff statistic because he has played 45 more playoff games than him.
- Jordan still has the edge in one major category - championships.
As LeBron James continues his unprecedented dominance in the NBA playoffs, he continues to re-write the record books.
In his 15th season, at 33 years old, James is still as dominant as ever, averaging 34 points, 10 rebounds, and 7 assists per game while leading the Cleveland Cavaliers.
James' longevity has allowed him to pass a player many people consider the greatest of all-time, Michael Jordan, in several major stats.
In playoff totals, James has the edge on Jordan in nearly every major category, a result of playing 45 more playoff games - with more still to come - in his career.
There is one exception, however, and it's perhaps the reason Jordan owns the advantage over James in the "G.O.A.T" debate - championships. Jordan rattled off six championships with the Chicago Bulls in the '90s, while James has taken home three himself this decade - two with the Miami Heat and one with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Here's how their legendary careers stack up:
