Beating a 73 win team is the GOAT accomplishment

[scuzzy]

greatest chip of all time

[SpaceJam2]

greatest chip of all time

100%

Nothing comes close.

1st in every thang LeKang

[LAmbruh]

Cavs nearly won more playoff games in 2016 than my Lakers did in the regular season

[SpaceJam2]

Cavs nearly won more playoff games in 2016 than my Lakers did in the regular season

16 wins vs 17 Jesus...

The King James effect

[ArbitraryWater]

Irving injured in game 6, takes only 6 shots making 1 in the 2nd half

"The injury occurred midway through the third quarter, with Irving running a pick-and-roll with Tristan Thompson to free himself from Klay Thompson. Warriors big man Festus Ezeli stepped on the inside of Irving's left foot near the toe while trying to show out on the perimeter.

He also had his left foot looked at by Cavs trainer Steve Spiro on the bench at the close of the third quarter.

LeBron needs to go into complete take-over mode to keep their season alive:

strings together 25 points the last 17 minutes, scoring or assisting 35 straight Cavaliers points (bar a technical FT) from 3Q 5.00 to 4Q 3.00, a time in which the Warriors went 10/15 at one point not letting up






Meanwhile Bogut played 12 mpg and was a liability with the Warriors outscored with him on the floor

[Rico2016]

greatest chip of all time

There is no shred of doubt in my mind that every NBA fan knows this, whether they want to admit it or not is another discussion in and of itself but all b-ball fans know the truth.

We can't even fathom 1 guy leading all players in every statistical category for an entire playoff series of any length. Then when you look at the numbers he had to put up to accomplish that, it's no wonder he performed the number one greatest Finals game in NBA history per game score ranking.

That's quite literally what it would take to achieve such a thing. You would have to perform the greatest 3 game stretch in NBA history (2016 Games 5, 6, 7) AND the number one greatest finals performance in NBA history (2016 Game 6).

And that's the end of that.

[LAmbruh]

[SpaceJam2]

There is no shred of doubt in my mind that every NBA fan knows this, whether they want to admit it or not is another discussion in and of itself but all b-ball fans know the truth.

We can't even fathom 1 guy leading all players in every statistical category for an entire playoff series of any length. Then when you look at the numbers he had to put up to accomplish that, it's no wonder he performed the number one greatest Finals game in NBA history per game score ranking.

That's quite literally what it would take to achieve such a thing. You would have to perform the greatest 3 game stretch in NBA history (2016 Games 5, 6, 7) AND the number one greatest finals performance in NBA history (2016 Game 6).

And that's the end of that.

LBJ had to do it to em

[superduper]

One difficult series out of four total series does not make the run as whole the "GOAT run"

Dirk's 2011 run is like 2 tiers above Bran(Silver) 2016

Fax

[Uncle Drew]

Greatest championship in the history of sports, and it only gets better with each tear.

[And1AllDay]

There is no shred of doubt in my mind that every NBA fan knows this, whether they want to admit it or not is another discussion in and of itself but all b-ball fans know the truth.

We can't even fathom 1 guy leading all players in every statistical category for an entire playoff series of any length. Then when you look at the numbers he had to put up to accomplish that, it's no wonder he performed the number one greatest Finals game in NBA history per game score ranking.

That's quite literally what it would take to achieve such a thing. You would have to perform the greatest 3 game stretch in NBA history (2016 Games 5, 6, 7) AND the number one greatest finals performance in NBA history (2016 Game 6).

And that's the end of that.

[moongaze]

Beating 6'3, lightskinned Curry is the greatest accomplishment ever.

[Bronbron23]

greatest chip of all time

Why because they beat a great regular season team? Because they had less talent? Which is debatable btw. 04 pistons beat a team that was more talented and who was a great playoff team. sorry man pistons Beating a more talented dynasty is greater.

[AirBonner]

Against all odds. ESPN said the Cavs had a 4% chance of coming back from 3-1

[Gileraracer]

Not if you need Adam Silver to do it.