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ISH vigilant
Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by J Shuttlesworth
I saw a stat saying that Barkley was the last guy to get 35-15-10 in a game
Yeah I just looked at the espn front page. Apparently it's the first time anyone puts up these totals in the playoffs, in the history of this league.
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Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by J Shuttlesworth
I saw a stat saying that Barkley was the last guy to get 35-15-10 in a game
Except Barkley put up 43, 15, and 10 on 73% shooting!!!
Not this 37.8% nonsense LeBron Stans are trying to prop up as an "all time great performance".
Also, Chuck did it against the Payton/Kemp Seattle Supersonics. You know, legitimate competition. (I know it's hard for LeBron Stans to recognize what a legit playoff team looks like since LeBron has played/beaten so few in his career).
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Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by IllegalD
Except Barkley put up 43, 15, and 10 on 73% shooting!!!
Not this 37.8% nonsense LeBron Stans are trying to prop up as an "all time great performance".
Also, Chuck did it against the Payton/Kemp Seattle Supersonics. You know, legitimate competition. (I know it's hard for LeBron Stans to recognize what a legit playoff team looks like since LeBron has played/beaten so few in his career).
Let me know when Charles Barkley shoots three's and long contested 2's and still maintains a FG% above 50%...
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ISH vigilant
Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by IllegalD
Except Barkley put up 43, 15, and 10 on 73% shooting!!!
Not this 37.8% nonsense LeBron Stans are trying to prop up as an "all time great performance".
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Now that you recognize the importance of efficiency, you can see why Kobe is not a top 10 player
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Re: 37/18/13/3
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Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by IllegalD
When 90% of your shots are within 10 feet of the rim, you're going to have a ridiculously good FG%. It's common sense, something you seem to lack.
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Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by IllegalD
Probably because LeBron has been playing like Kobe.
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ISH vigilant
Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by IllegalD
So make up your mind, though...
Does efficiency matter or not?
Cause if it does, then LeBron's performance isn't a historic all time great performance....
Kinda seems like.... efficiency only matters whenever it's convenient to your stupid little bias...?
Do you lack basic comprehension skills? Ofcourse it matters
And is the reason that Kobe is not a top 10 player
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A humble prophet
Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by ImKobe
JR Smith 17/10/1 with 2 blocks, 6/14 shooting
James Jones 9/3/5, 2/4 from 3
TT 10/7/2 with 2 blocks on 5/7 shooting
Shump 15/7 on 5/11 shooting
Dellavedova 17/3/2, 4/9 from 3
Bran - 14/37 shooting, 37 points
rest of team, 26/60 shooting, 77 points
Funny how Bron stans don't care about efficiency any more.
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Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by Mr Feeny
Do you lack basic comprehension skills? Ofcourse it matters
And is the reason that Kobe is not a top 10 player
Great. So that settles it
This isn't an all-time great/historic performance, good to know.
La LeBron Famiglia keep taking those L's, an holding 'em.
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ISH vigilant
Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by IllegalD
Great. So that settles it. I agree that Kobe is not a top 10 player
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NBA Legend
Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by J Shuttlesworth
What do we call it though? "The ______ Game"
Any ideas?
The Disinhibition Game? He for sure showed no regard for shot efficiency.
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Re: 37/18/13/3
Originally Posted by Dresta
Funny how Bron stans don't care about efficiency any more.
They only care about those things if it benefits LeBron. Now they bring up the argument of contested jumpshots being far more difficult, hence the low fg%.
But when Kobe fans argued that for years they dismissed it, when Lebron had like 60%fg mainly because of dunks and layups they jizzed their pants.
smh
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