Who's the best back-against-the-wall, odds stacked against him player in NBA History?

[Screamin A Smit]

Whos the best at playing with his back against the wall, everyone expecting him to fail, all odds against him player in the NBA History??



Lets say youre facing insurmountable odds, no chance in winning, absolutely written off by everyone, whos the best player at facing adversity and coming back to win?



Who you got?

[JebronLames]

LeDagger James. He's also the only top 12 player of all time to have the refs against him. Imagine if refs were on his side.

[TommyGriffin]

LeBron colluded and played in a weak eastern conference.

[TheWinningFam]

LBJ no doubt

All time leader in ppg in elimination games

Never lost a game 7

Never lost a championship clinching game

The back against the wall goat

[Asukal]

LeDagger James. He's also the only top 12 player of all time to have the refs against him. Imagine if refs were on his side.

Yup leflop was always on someone else's back. Last year kyrie's and his dagger 3.

[LongLiveTheKing]

Easily Lebron.

[jlip]

LBJ no doubt

Never lost a game 7

[SamuraiSWISH]

Bigger question ...

With all that innate gifted ability

With all his significant hand chosen, free agent roster help

Why does his back KEEP getting bullied against the wall?

[Bawkish]

everyone obviously says Lebron, but you guys forgot the adversity Bill Russell has faced in 1969 going against Wilt, Baylor & West on their home floor for game 7.

[Screamin A Smit]

Bigger question ...

With all that innate gifted ability

With all his significant hand chosen, free agent roster help

Why does his back KEEP getting bullied against the wall?

Because his supporting casts have statistically been some off the worst in NBA Finals History


Its simple



Out of 7 Finals Appearances, LeBrons teams were only good enough to have HCA 2 times

[JT123]

Bigger question ...

With all that innate gifted ability

With all his significant hand chosen, free agent roster help

Why does his back KEEP getting bullied against the wall?

Teammates like Wade, Bosh, and Love not pulling their weight?

[Leroy Jetson]

Hakeem had no business winning two titles with those teams. Bron sure couldn't have done it.

[SamuraiSWISH]

Maybe LeBron's style of play relegated major talents into more limited roles, thus less production? More than food for thought as well.

[Screamin A Smit]

Maybe LeBron's style of play relegated major talents into more limited roles, thus less production? More than food for thought as well.

Yes, look how successful those "major talents" were on the Heat/Cavs were once LeBron left




I find it ironic coming from a Jordanite.



Jordan leaves the Bulls in 1993, and Pippen suddenly becomes an MVP candidate and the Bulls win the same amount of games without Jordan as with. Seems like Jordan limited his Bulls




^

Obviously you have no response to the facts I listed, so I don't expect a knowledgeable response from you.

[raprap]

Hakeem had no business winning two titles with those teams. Bron sure couldn't have done it.