LeBron passes Jordan on NBA's postseason steals list
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Lost in the Cleveland Cavaliers' annihilation Friday of the Boston Celtics was the fact that LeBron James notched four steals in his 33 minutes.
Usually not a huge deal on its own, those four steals wound up putting James ahead of Michael Jordan for second place on the NBA's all-time postseason steals list.
Rank | Player | Steals |
---|---|---|
1 | Scottie Pippen | 395 |
2 | LeBron James | 377 |
3 | Michael Jordan | 376 |
4 | Magic Johnson | 358 |
5 | John Stockton | 338 |
6 | Kobe Bryant | 310 |
7 | Jason Kidd | 302 |
8 | Larry Bird | 296 |
9 | Maurice Cheeks | 295 |
10 | Manu Ginobili | 281 |
(Courtesy: Basketball-Reference.com)
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