Age 29 Stats
Side-by-side comparison at age 29
LeBron James
2012-13 — MIA — 76 games
PPG26.8
RPG8
APG7.3
SPG1.7
BPG0.9
FG%60%
3PT%40%
FT%80%
MPG37.9
PER31.6
Win Shares19.3
Michael Jordan
1991-92 — CHI — 80 games
PPG30.1
RPG6.4
APG6.1
SPG2.3
BPG0.9
FG%50%
3PT%30%
FT%80%
MPG38.8
PER27.7
Win Shares17.7
LeBron vs Jordan at Age 29: Analysis
At age 29, LeBron James played for the MIA during the 2012-13 season, averaging 26.8 points, 8 rebounds, and 7.3 assists across 76 games. Michael Jordan was with the CHI in 1991-92, putting up 30.1 points, 6.4 rebounds, and 6.1 assists in 80 games.
In this head-to-head snapshot, Jordan held the scoring edge by 3.3 points per game, and LeBron grabbed more rebounds (8 vs 6.4), and LeBron dished out more assists (7.3 vs 6.1).
LeBron shot 60% from the field (exceptional efficiency) and 40% from three-point range, while Jordan shot 50% (strong efficiency) and 30% from deep. LeBron posted a PER of 31.6 with 19.3 Win Shares; Jordan had a 27.7 PER and 17.7 Win Shares.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who scored more at age 29, LeBron or Jordan?▼
Michael Jordan averaged more points per game at age 29 with 30.1 PPG. LeBron played for the MIA (2012-13) while Jordan played for the CHI (1991-92).
Who was more efficient at age 29?▼
LeBron had the higher PER at age 29: LeBron posted a 31.6 PER on 60% shooting, while Jordan had a 27.7 PER on 50% shooting. LeBron accumulated 19.3 Win Shares compared to Jordan's 17.7.