ALL NET
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Controversy about the book arose when it was determined that Charles Barkley produced more per minute than LeBron James and was therefore greater and ranked higher in history.
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About the Book
“There is honor in all sport. It is intrinsically good to strive for greatness and victory. Beyond the competition exists the experience of the good fight.” - Tony Megna
About the Author
Mark Megna is the author of 3 sports books. "The Greatest" ranks the best baseball players in history by using an "absolute adjusting slugging percentage" relative to the era in which they played. This eliminates the comparison problems of the dead ball era, rule changes, domed stadiums, and the enhanced vitamin era. This is considered the best unique objective formula ever invented for baseball history analysis. "All Net" ranks the greatest basketball players in history by using an objective "production per minute" formula and "Leatherheads" ranks the greatest football players back to 1923 by using a subjective formula which allows for an overall comparison of skilled players who have statistics verse non skilled players such as lineman who do not have statistics.