King James v. Air Jordan: Wouldn't that be a match up?

I was watching LeBron James play the other night and I have been simply amazed at his abilities. Seriously, he is 20 years old and dominates. I compared his statistics thus far in his short career to Michael Jordan's:

Field Goal Percentage (first 2 yrs)
James was 42% from the field in '03-'04, his rookie year, and is 49% so far this year.
Jordan, my biggest childhood idol, was 52% (that's sick) from the field in '84, his rookie year and 46% from the field in '85*.

Avg. Rebounds Per Game (first 2 yrs)
James averaged 5.5 rebounds a game last year and 7.2 rebounds a game this year.
Jordan averaged 6.5 rebounds a game his rookie year and 3.6 the following year*.

Avg. Points Per Game (first two years)
James averaged 20.0 pts a game his rookie year and 25.3 thus far this season.
Jordan averaged 28.2 (equally as sick) pts a game his rookie year and 22.7* his second season

*MJ's second season was the year he broke his foot. Factoid: MJ was the third pick in the '84 NBA Draft, Hakeem Olojuwan went first and Sam Bowie went second. Sam Who?

I like watching LeBron, he seems to be a class act and an easy going guy. The NBA needs a guy like this, especially after dealing with a guy like Kobe and the Piston and Pacers brawl. LeBron isn't full of himself, he seems to be a good guy who was raised right. Even though Jordan's first two years were a little better (assuming he would have done as well his 2nd year without the foot injury), Jordan had, I believe, 3 years with North Carolina and was 21yrs old his rookie year. LeBron was freaking 18 his rookie year and out of high school. This guy should be fun to watch for the decade to come and more importantly, he revives a little hope in me that there are still a few cool cats in professional sports. Hopefully, he will decide to restore the NBA dunk contest, but it looks like he is wavering.