Russell Westbrook and the 10 greatest NBA seasons

10. Hakeen 1992-1993
9. Bird 1987-1988
8. LeBron 2012-2013
7. Kobe 2005-2006
6. Shaq 1999-2000
5. Jordan 1990-1991
4. Jordan 1986-1987
3. Curry 2015-2016
2. Westbrook 2016-2017
1. Harden 2016-2017

LeBron's 2008-2009 season shits all over Harden this year, and is still superior to Westbrook.

31.7 PER, 20.3 WS, .318 WS/48, 11.6 VORP, 13.0 Box +/- - James

30.5 PER, 12.7 WS, .222 WS/48, 12.0 VORP, 15.4 Box +/- - Westbrook

27.3 PER, 14.7 WS, .248 WS/48, 8.7 VORP, 10.1 Box +/- - Harden

LOL

Not reading.

I'd pay in full to not have to read your posts.

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Slack my dude. You need a stats 101 class at your local university. We'd almost be Willing to pay for half to not have to read your misguided posts.

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You're of the opinion Harden's season is better than LeBron's in 2008-09?

It's a what have you done for me lately league. Lebron team massive underachievers in this season.

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It's a what have you done for me lately league. Lebron team massive underachievers in this season.

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Fair, but I'm talking about 2008-2009 LeBron.

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It's a what have you done for me lately league.

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Lebron team

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Won the last title

Lebron shouldn't win the MVP (he's still the best player though) but at calling out Lebron and his team for "what have you done for me lately" when Hardens team has never and will never do anything

Hakeem in 92-93 deservedly lost out to Charles Barkley. Barkley than led his team to the NBA finals only to lose to MJ after Jordan turned in one of the greatest finals performances ever. Can't be a top ten season all time for Hakeem

Same way Wilt's 1961-62 season seems to get relegated because of a lack of a title in that season. Which is unfair.

He averaged 50.4 points for the entire season and 26 rebounds.

(the second-highest scoring averaged in NBA history by a player not named Chamberlain was Elgin Baylor's 38.3 in the same year. That makes Wilt's number 31.6 percent higher than Jordan.)

At home on Dec. 8, his numbers were a staggering 78 points and 43 rebounds against the Lakers, breaking the single-game scoring record then held by Elgin Baylor (71).

In a home game against the Chicago Packers on Jan. 13, he put up 73 points and 36 rebounds against Rookie of the Year and eventual Hall of Famer Walt Bellamy.

Then he scored 100 points.

On the night of Feb. 2, 1968 as the single best game of Wilt's career. He scored 25 points, grabbed 22 rebounds and dealt out 21 assists for the only double triple-double in NBA history.

Chamberlain's 4,029 regular-season points in 1962 made him the only player to break the 4,000-point barrier; the only other player to break the 3,000-point barrier is Michael Jordan, with 3,041 points in the 1986–87 NBA season.

Averaged 50 pts against Bill Russell and the Celtics in 62 Playoffs.

He lost in 7 games to the Celtics by a last second shot...against a Celtics team Cousy and Russell called the "best ever."