Michael Jordan is the greatest player of all time

Yes, Wilt averaged 50 points once in a season. Note that his 50 points season, he attempted 40 field goals. I heard people say Kobe Bryant is a ball hog all the time and his highest field goal attempts per game in a season was only 27.2. Most of the center back then was 3-6 inches shorter than Chamberlain. Yes, height doesn't effect the whole game of basketball. But, it still effects some small parts. It would bring down his points per game averages from 50 to 45. Wilt was truly a ball hog and played with small kids. Yes, Wilt was truly a ball hog. Not for his whole career though. As I said in the last round, his first 7 years, was the scoring years. He scored about 40 points those years. He shot 40 shots every day. During these years, Wilt did not excel as a passer. Then, he started to pass the ball. For two years, he passed with a assist average of 7.8 and 8.6 and yet played the WHOLE game. WHOLE 48 MINUTES AND ONLY 8 ASSISTS? ?? ?? Yea, only that. After those two years, his rest of the career wasn't as exciting. 16 Points, 4 assist, and 18 rebounds was still good, but not the usual Wilt that wowed many people. He still played about the WHOLE GAME. Wilt was the greatest ball hog for 7 years. He then turned and became a point guard like center for two years, then had 3 years of normal star center like seasons, and ended his career with two 14 point seasons. By the way, Wilt led the league in TOTAL ASSIST. Oscar Robertson had 2 more assists than Wilt every game. Wilt shot 70% one season. Yep, I knew that. Wilt is a center. Jordan is a shooting guard. Now, centers get rebounds, shoots efficients but fails to shoot free throws. Shooting guards shoot good, shoot 3's good, shoot free throws good, and gets 3-6 assist all the time. Centers shoot CLOSE, guards shoot FARAWAY. Guards do shoot close sometimes. And Michael shot 2's, not 3's. He attempted 1.7 and 2.5 in the regular season and the playoffs. He made 0.5 and 0.8 of those per game. Michael was good at 3's but did not shot many of these. Therefore, 3's do not affect his points average that much. Also, guards shoot faraway shots more than centers do. Every center you see shoots 48-52% and every guard you see shoots 40-46%. Now as a guard, shooting 50% (Jordan's career average) is excellently amazing. While on the other hand, Wilt's 53% field goal percentage is good for centers but with only 3% percent difference between a guard and a center, Jordan clearly has done a great job shooting as a guard. Jordan has shot 54% about 3 times in his career. That his higher than 5 of Wilt's percentage. A guard simply getting higher field goal percentage even if they only have higher percentage once, especially doing that to what we say is the greatest center of all time, is just. .. just. .. . plain amazing! Now, Wilt's 72% field goal percentage is spectacular. The top 3 of the field goal percentage season goes like, Wilt, Chamberlain, and Tyson Chandler. Wilt 72% year, was his last year. He shot 7 shots only. Okay, he shoots 7 shots and he's a 7 foot 1 inch center. .. Let me guess, he makes 5 of them. He average 14 points, 18 rebounds, and 4 assist. Wilt shot 7 shots. The less shots you take, it is easier to get a higher field goal percentage. Simply, Jordan is the greatest NBA player that has ever set foot on NBA.