For Arenas, these accomplishments (if we can call it that) carry enormous weight. Iveson wasn't just a scoring machine who used to give opponents nightmares despite his small frame.

According to Arenas, the only two reasons Irving lands a superior hand over Lillard are that the latter hasn't been the face ...

While Arenas averaged a blazing 42.5 points per contest against Phoenix, his scoring dropped to just 14.0 points against Portland, showing that his vendetta was somewhat one-sided.

To further his point, Arenas pointed to Harden, whose career stats — points, assists, rebounds — outshine Wade's on paper, but who, he said, never truly helped his teams play winning basketball.

He claimed he would have outscored Allen Iverson on the 2001 Philadelphia 76ers. Arenas argued that given Iverson’s MVP season circumstances, he could have surpassed Iverson’s scoring output.

Arenas, who's just a sophomore and the son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas, broke the scoring record with about five minutes to play in the game after hitting a mid-range jumper (video above).