I'm just gonna leave this right here.

>>Through 8 games, LeBron James has posted a player efficiency rating of 33.4, a mark that would be the 3rd-highest all-time in a single postseason among players that logged at least 300 minutes. James holds the all-time mark of 37.4 set back in 2009 and George Mikan sits in second on that list with a PER of 33.6 in 1954.Michael Jordan's highest PER in a single postseason was 32.0 back in 1991 when he captured his first title. Kevin Durant, this season's MVP, has posted a PER of 22.7 this postseason.

Also...

>>LeBron James is averaging 30.1 points and has an effective field goal percentage of 62.3 this postseason. That would be the highest effective field goal percentage in a single postseason in NBA history by a player that averaged 30+ PPG (min. 300 minutes played). 

And one more thing....

>>From Elias: LeBron James is one of four players in NBA history averaging at least 25 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 assists in games with a chance to clinch a postseason series.

Say what you will about the guy, but it's undeniable that he's putting together some historic numbers and sustained excellence. He's about to play in his 6th Eastern Conference Finals in the last 8 yrs. I'll be curious to see where the comments go with this....