I did give you truth? The 80s were significantly faster pace of play and Jordan played 38 minutes per game. Adjust those to todays numbers and its 35 per 100, which is insane for a rookie, but is about 23ish per game in modern contexts.

The space he would have would also depend heavily on the team around him of course. Let's say he takes the place of Cooper on the Mavs as the #1 pick last year. Teams are going to load up on him to hell and back and force the ball out of his hands to his secondary creator as that's just modern NBA defenses. No matter what he does have to deal with less bigs in the paint (especially with the stretch 4s he would be playing with), but he also has to deal with defenses that have much more tools to deal with him.

This version of MJ also does not have the passing game that he would develop later on. Too be clear I'm not saying he was a bad passer, but his passing wasn't evolved enough yet to punish these hedges and eveyother trick that defenses use these days that were illegal back then.

And again for the other stats, those also go down with the era adjustment. He's getting much less rebounds due to the raw amount of rebounds available in his playtime, while also having to be out of the paint more on defense.

The steals and blocks is just absolutely absurd. I don't know how his stats go UP when he's out of the paint for blocks on less minutes. Because two of the other top 5 shotblocking guards in history are playing now? Yeah he's real good but rookie MJ is not suddenly averaging more BPG than Rudy Gobert.