Lebron Regrets He Didn't Meet Kobe in the Finals

[Magic 32]

20 pts, 6reb, 2 ast in the 4th and overtime. Only made buckets in overtime for the cavs too.

5-12 from the field. 7 turnovers.

Majestic efficiency.

No way his teammates could have done better.

[Bankaii]

5-12 from the field. 7 turnovers.

Majestic efficiency.

No way his teammates could have done better.

20 points on 12 shots in 4th+OT is bad now?

How does Kobe do in pivotal games against Finals teams?

[Mr Feeny]

5-12 from the field. 7 turnovers.

Majestic efficiency.

No way his teammates could have done better.

Did a Kobe fan boy just knock someone's efficiency?

[aj1987]

5-12 from the field. 7 turnovers.

Majestic efficiency.

No way his teammates could have done better.

That's 61% TS, you dolt. 42% FG%. Kobe, for his career, averages 40% FG% in the Finals.

Kobeturds shouldn't talk about efficiency. Like ever.

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

Bron would've ran roughshod against Kobe and the Lakers.

Nobody on LA could defend him so in that respect, I can see why LeBron has regrets. Kobe should thank his stars, because dude would've been outclassed if they had ever played H2H on that stage.

[sdot_thadon]

[B]Lebron didn't need to pass more in 2015 Finals - but he did need 2 things:
2) achieve his stats with a normal time of possession**

So, tell me dunce king how in the hell else would you expect him to lower his time of possesion? The more you post the more stupid you sound bro. See you in the next thread I think we're done here.

[game3524]

Bron would've ran roughshod against Kobe and the Lakers.

Nobody on LA could defend him so in that respect, I can see why LeBron has regrets. Kobe should thank his stars, because dude would've been outclassed if they had ever played H2H on that stage.

And who is guarding Kobe? Delonte and Parker.

The Cavs would have gotten swept in 2009 and lost in six in 2010. For Lebron's legacy, it is a good thing they never met.

Better to lose to Duncan since no one cares then it is to lose to Kobe.

[Wade's Rings]

And who is guarding Kobe? Delonte and Parker.

The Cavs would have gotten swept in 2009 and lost in six in 2010. For Lebron's legacy, it is a good thing they never met.

Better to lose to Duncan since no one cares then it is to lose to Kobe.

The 2010 Cavs swept the Lakers and matched up well with them unlike the previous year. Assuming Bron doesn't choke or quits the Cavs more than likely win the series.

[game3524]

The 2010 Cavs swept the Lakers and matched up well with them unlike the previous year. Assuming Bron doesn't choke or quits the Cavs more than likely win the series.

And? Orlando swept LA in the regular season in 2009 and looked what happened in finals. The Lakers were the better overall team, both Kobe and Lebron would have gotten theirs(honestly it could have been the best mano-mano matchup we have had since AI and VC in 2001). But the Lakers had an advantage in the front court even though the Cavs added Shaq.

[stalkerforlife]

Bran lost to the Magic while being the favorite.

He choked on purpose to avoid that Mamba bite.

[AlphaWolf24]

Btw, don't call Lebron brilliant... For most of his career, he employed a losing, ball-dominant style - the only reason he won a couple rings is because he stacked his team with enough talent to offset the inferior chemistry his game fosters.

added.....and he still couldn't 3 peat...


which to add insult to injury....Lebron Gauranteed 8 championships....then made fun of Dirk for coughing....( while being Wade's B!tch).

[Dragonyeuw]

The 2010 Cavs swept the Lakers and matched up well with them unlike the previous year. Assuming Bron doesn't choke or quits the Cavs more than likely win the series.

Not sure thats the best metric to use. The 2007 Cavs swept the Spurs during the regular season, and we all know how the finals turned out.

[AI09]

After reading this article I see
Kobe to LeBron is what Goku is to Vegeta

[Wade's Rings]

And? Orlando swept LA in the regular season in 2009 and looked what happened in finals. The Lakers were the better overall team, both Kobe and Lebron would have gotten theirs(honestly it could have been the best mano-mano matchup we have had since AI and VC in 2001). But the Lakers had an advantage in the front court even though the Cavs added Shaq.

The Cavs played the Lakers better a year later and matched up better. It showed to me that they stood a better chance than in '09.

[Wade's Rings]

Not sure thats the best metric to use. The 2007 Cavs swept the Spurs during the regular season, and we all know how the finals turned out.

Lebron didn't play like garbage vs the Spurs in the Regular Season.