Lebron getting blocked FTW shows why he ain

[Elosha]

Well, just off the top of my head, I believe LeBron's aforementioned GWs are:

1) Layup against Wizards while down 1 (Game 3 2006 1st round)
2) Layup against Pistons with score tied (Game 5 2007 ECF)
3) Buzzer beating 3 against Magic while down 2 (Game 2 2009 ECF)
4) Buzzer beating layup against Pacers while down 1 (Game 1 2013 ECF)
5) Buzzer beating jumper against Bulls with score tied (Game 4 2015 ECS)
6) Buzzer beating 3 against Pacers with score tied (Game 5 2018 1st round)
7) Buzzer beating jumper against Raptors with scored tied (Game 3 2018 ECS)

MJ's should be:

1) The Shot against Cavs while down 1 (Game 5 1989 1st round)
2) 2pt jumper against Pistons with score tied (Game 3 1989 ECF)
3) The Shot II against Cavs with score tied (Game 4 1993 ECS)
4) Buzzer beating jumper against Utah with score tied (Game 1 1997 Finals)
5) Jumper against Utah while down 1 (Game 6 1998 Finals)

So 3 while trailing for LeBron. 2 for MJ.

Really, Jordan should be given credit for two clutch baskets in game 5 of 1989. He hit a go ahead shot with 6 seconds left before Ehlo hit his layup off the inbounds via Craig Hodges' blown defense. (Should be noted that Ehlo hit a 3 pointer before Jordan's first clutch shot, Ehlo was a clutch af down the stretch). Jordan's first clutch shot was over Larry Nance and quite possibly as difficult a shot as "The Shot." It's really unbelievable how clutch he was in that game. Can see it all here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g2z1dLzTcM

EDIT - BTW, I'm not arguing Jordan gets credit for two GWs against Cleveland, just that the true magnitude of what he did gets lost in the bright lights of the last shot. He also played great help defense on Ehlo's previous layup, coming a hair-breath away from blocking that lay up. He was basically just everywhere down the stretch of that game.

[kawhileonard2]

Which is why more often than not he loses a game by "making the right play" and dashing a last second drive and kick for a dumb forced shot by a teammate.

There's a reason he needs Wade and Kyrie to win.

And AD