Why was LeBron ineffective in 2016 Finals before Bogut injury and Green suspension?

[TheCorporation]

The first ever unanimous MVP couldn't close out a 3-1 series lead. Imagine that.

Also,

In Game 7, why did Adam Silver make Curry and Klay shoot 6/19 and 6/17 with 2 assists?

[sdot_thadon]

Op means the great and legendary Andrew Bogut who was:

averaging 12 minutes a game

-26 on the floor before his injury

And the even greater Draymond Green who:

was available for games 6 and 7, he had a hell of a game 7 i might add.

suffered a composure blowout that seemed like karma catching up to him from kicking extra points with Steve Adams' package.

Lebron was pretty effective all series long it ramped up as the series went on until he eventually led all players in evey major statistic.

What's not often talked about aside from the block, is how incredible his defense was in that finals. This info was lifted from another source but it tells an awesome story.

LeBron In the finals was utterly ridiculous:

Overall: 31.6 DFG%, opponents usually shoot 47.9%, -16.3%
Threes: 29.0 DFG%, opponents usually shoot 39.6%, -10.6%
Twos: 33.3 DFG%, opponents usually shoot 53.6%, -20.3%
<6ft: 38.5 DFG%, opponents usually shoot 63.6%, -25.1

ineffective you say?

[TheCorporation]

Op means the great and legendary Andrew Bogut who was:

averaging 12 minutes a game

-26 on the floor before his injury

And the even greater Draymond Green who:

was available for games 6 and 7, he had a hell of a game 7 i might add.

suffered a composure blowout that seemed like karma catching up to him from kicking extra points with Steve Adams' package.

Lebron was pretty effective all series long it ramped up as the series went on until he eventually led all players in evey major statistic.

What's not often talked about aside from the block, is how incredible his defense was in that finals. This info was lifted from another source but it tells an awesome story.


ineffective you say?

Bodied

3ball is so bad now he's just throwing anything out there and hoping it sticks haha

Sorry again, bucko.

[Duncan21formvp]

It's because Kyrie outplayed Curry.

[TheCorporation]

2016