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[TheOriginalCZM]

 Feb 27, 2013 10:53 AM ESTLeBron Posts Career Best Monthly PER Of 38.5 In February

LeBron James concluded the month of February with a PER of 38.5, the highest single-month of his career.

James averaged 29.7 points, 7.5 rebounds, 7.9 assists and 1.9 steals per game while shooting 64.1 percent from the floor.

James currently has a career high 32.6 PER for the season, with his previous best coming in 08-09 when he had a 31.7 PER. The best month James had until February came in February 2010 when he had a PER of 35.1.

James had a PER of 27.6 in November, 32.1 in December and 32.0 in January.

The Heat went 12-1 during the month, losing on Feb. 1 at the Pacers.

Via RealGM Staff Report

 

LeBron is truly a beast....

Edited by TheSuperbeast, February 27, 2013 - 12:12 PM.

[JGuez]

Simply incredible.

Steroids.

[LakeShow805]

Steroids.

 

Maybe....wouldn't doubt it

[Goku]

I wonder what was Kobe's per during 40 ppg month.

[BasketballIQ]

I've seen better play overall during a stretch.

 

 

When you have the pieces around him, in his prime, it frees him up to do what he pleases, lets see what his stats are when he NEEDS to step up.

 

Thats the true measure of a player to me. Where is your WILL?

[bigvee]

It's gonna be hard watching this guy win another MVP and possibly another ring

[Ace]

I've seen better play overall during a stretch.

 

 

When you have the pieces around him, in his prime, it frees him up to do what he pleases, lets see what his stats are when he NEEDS to step up.

 

Thats the true measure of a player to me. Where is your WILL?

 

Men lie, women lie, numbers don't.

 

Give this guy some props, Still those are some unreal numbers.

[Game]

damn, you can hate him, but you can't hate on him the way he's been playing

 

dude is balling.. you can say the east is weak, or put whatever spin you want on it, but the man is killing it lately

I'm sorta just messing with the steroids thing myself. I don't hate the guy anymore. He's changed for the better. He's more mature in areas where he used to come off as a douche and he just respects the game more than ever now. I do however, still wonder how he's gonna' do several years down the road (as several have mentioned) considering the majority of his game and points come right next to the basket. What'll be of LeBron when he's forced to shoot as many outside shots as Kobe?

[Game]

yea, he's so good basically because he's a freak of nature...imagine if you took kobe's brain and put it in bron bron's body...

 

scary...

[LakeShow805]

yea, he's so good basically because he's a freak of nature...imagine if you took kobe's brain and put it in bron bron's body...

 

scary...

Kobe's brain and skill set with bron's body.........that's gameover

[BasketballIQ]

Men lie, women lie, numbers don't.

 

Give this guy some props, Still those are some unreal numbers.

Numbers do lie, but LeBron's haven't . He has been dominate, no doubt.

 

Its just not AS impressive to me as a guy "willing" a team to victory.

 

There are certain games when ONE guy is refusing to let his team lose and I haven't witnessed a game like that by LeBron this season. I'm MUCH more impressed by the mental aspects of sports

Kobe's brain and skill set with bron's body.........that's gameover

Greatest basketball player of all-time by far not even close. Too bad we can't see it.

[reryo]

...imagine if you took kobe's brain and put it in bron bron's body...

 

scary...

 

That would be the basketball equivalent of the Terminator.

[Nak]

He is the most dominant perimeter player ever. I love his game. I wish he was a Laker.

[LakeShow805]

He is the most dominant perimeter player ever. I love his game. I wish he was a Laker.

lol yea....no