LeBron: 29 PPG | 7.3 RPG | 5.3 APG | 51 FG% | 45 3PT% vs Indiana

[Wavves]

lol. Would Indiana have even made the 2nd round in either conference if all of the injured stars this year were healthy?

Typical Laker fan

[Doranku]

Ho, hum series from LeBron.

Game 1 is a perfect example of why you can't judge a game by it's box score without having watched it. Dude had 30/10/10, yet the dude was basically invisible the entire game until he made mistake after mistake in the 4th quarter. Then he gets a game winning layoff as a result of terrible coaching and even worse defense.

Best game was in Game 2 during a loss where again he was terrible late in the game and essentially cost his team the game with 2 turnovers in the final 45 seconds.

Game 3 he put up very pedestrian numbers in a blowout. Wade played just as well.

Game 4 another pedestrian performance in a loss, and another crucial turnover in the final minute which sealed the game for the Pacers.

Game 5 he was very good. Terrible in the 4th quarter but his team kept the game out of reach after he got them a double digit lead through the first 3.

Game 6 another ho, hum game in a loss. Showed signs midway through the 4th of leading a comeback, then had a meltdown after receiving a charge, picked up a T and disappeared for the rest of the game while the Pacers blew it open.

Game 7 game was never close after the first quarter. Numbers look good, though the dude was getting call after call in a 20+ point beat down. Meh.









But ya'll can keep staring at the numbers, ignore reality, and live in your own fantasy worlds.

[RoseCity07]

Lebron has a knack for coming up with clutch blocks. Every time he had a block in the playoffs it was a game changer. He is so fun to watch.

[Lebron23]

Ho, hum series from LeBron.

Game 1 is a perfect example of why you can't judge a game by it's box score without having watched it. Dude had 30/10/10, yet the dude was basically invisible the entire game until he made mistake after mistake in the 4th quarter. Then he gets a game winning layoff as a result of terrible coaching and even worse defense.

Best game was in Game 2 during a loss where again he was terrible late in the game and essentially cost his team the game with 2 turnovers in the final 45 seconds.

Game 3 he put up very pedestrian numbers in a blowout. Wade played just as well.

Game 4 another pedestrian performance in a loss, and another crucial turnover in the final minute which sealed the game for the Pacers.

Game 5 he was very good. Terrible in the 4th quarter but his team kept the game out of reach after he got them a double digit lead through the first 3.

Game 6 another ho, hum game in a loss. Showed signs midway through the 4th of leading a comeback, then had a meltdown after receiving a charge, picked up a T and disappeared for the rest of the game while the Pacers blew it open.

Game 7 game was never close after the first quarter. Numbers look good, though the dude was getting call after call in a 20+ point beat down. Meh.









But ya'll can keep staring at the numbers, ignore reality, and live in your own fantasy worlds.

Kobe fanatics are still mad at LBJ.

[Hoopz2332]

Ho, hum series from LeBron.

Game 1 is a perfect example of why you can't judge a game by it's box score without having watched it. Dude had 30/10/10, yet the dude was basically invisible the entire game until he made mistake after mistake in the 4th quarter. Then he gets a game winning layoff as a result of terrible coaching and even worse defense.

Best game was in Game 2 during a loss where again he was terrible late in the game and essentially cost his team the game with 2 turnovers in the final 45 seconds.

Game 3 he put up very pedestrian numbers in a blowout. Wade played just as well.

Game 4 another pedestrian performance in a loss, and another crucial turnover in the final minute which sealed the game for the Pacers.

Game 5 he was very good. Terrible in the 4th quarter but his team kept the game out of reach after he got them a double digit lead through the first 3.

Game 6 another ho, hum game in a loss. Showed signs midway through the 4th of leading a comeback, then had a meltdown after receiving a charge, picked up a T and disappeared for the rest of the game while the Pacers blew it open.

Game 7 game was never close after the first quarter. Numbers look good, though the dude was getting call after call in a 20+ point beat down. Meh.









But ya'll can keep staring at the numbers, ignore reality, and live in your own fantasy worlds.

[Trollsmasher]

Ho, hum series from LeBron.

Game 1 is a perfect example of why you can't judge a game by it's box score without having watched it. Dude had 30/10/10, yet the dude was basically invisible the entire game until he made mistake after mistake in the 4th quarter. Then he gets a game winning layoff as a result of terrible coaching and even worse defense.

Best game was in Game 2 during a loss where again he was terrible late in the game and essentially cost his team the game with 2 turnovers in the final 45 seconds.

Game 3 he put up very pedestrian numbers in a blowout. Wade played just as well.

Game 4 another pedestrian performance in a loss, and another crucial turnover in the final minute which sealed the game for the Pacers.

Game 5 he was very good. Terrible in the 4th quarter but his team kept the game out of reach after he got them a double digit lead through the first 3.

Game 6 another ho, hum game in a loss. Showed signs midway through the 4th of leading a comeback, then had a meltdown after receiving a charge, picked up a T and disappeared for the rest of the game while the Pacers blew it open.

Game 7 game was never close after the first quarter. Numbers look good, though the dude was getting call after call in a 20+ point beat down. Meh.









But ya'll can keep staring at the numbers, ignore reality, and live in your own fantasy worlds.

Thanks for the advice. You seem to be very experienced in this department

[Doranku]

No actual rebuttals to my post.


Shocking.

[CavaliersFTW]

GOAT!

Settle down. Jerry West, Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain, Michael Jordan etc etc etc - the list goes on of legends that have all had playoffs, and even NBA Finals averages that make that statline look nothing short of mediocre by comparison. That is an extremely forgettable statline relative to other playoff series that greats have had throughout NBA history. It was a great performance. But there have been far greater.

[Rose'sACL]

Settle down. Jerry West, Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain, Michael Jordan etc etc etc - the list goes on of legends that have all had playoffs, and even NBA Finals averages that make that statline look nothing short of mediocre by comparison. That is an extremely forgettable statline relative to other playoff series that greats have had throughout NBA history. It was a great performance. But there have been far greater.

There is life outside of basketball. Stop hating because he left your city's team. it is not your city's team anyways.it is owned by some guy.relax and think.

On a different topic, my grand dad's friend told me that he saw Wilt fight a blue whale in ocean and win. Can you confirm that ? I am sure you live with someone who played with wilt or was a good friend of his.

[CavaliersFTW]

There is life outside of basketball. Stop hating because he left your city's team. it is not your city's team anyways.it is owned by some guy.

[OldSkoolball#52]

Ho, hum series from LeBron.

Game 1 is a perfect example of why you can't judge a game by it's box score without having watched it. Dude had 30/10/10, yet the dude was basically invisible the entire game until he made mistake after mistake in the 4th quarter. Then he gets a game winning layoff as a result of terrible coaching and even worse defense.

Best game was in Game 2 during a loss where again he was terrible late in the game and essentially cost his team the game with 2 turnovers in the final 45 seconds.

Game 3 he put up very pedestrian numbers in a blowout. Wade played just as well.

Game 4 another pedestrian performance in a loss, and another crucial turnover in the final minute which sealed the game for the Pacers.

Game 5 he was very good. Terrible in the 4th quarter but his team kept the game out of reach after he got them a double digit lead through the first 3.

Game 6 another ho, hum game in a loss. Showed signs midway through the 4th of leading a comeback, then had a meltdown after receiving a charge, picked up a T and disappeared for the rest of the game while the Pacers blew it open.

Game 7 game was never close after the first quarter. Numbers look good, though the dude was getting call after call in a 20+ point beat down. Meh.









But ya'll can keep staring at the numbers, ignore reality, and live in your own fantasy worlds.

Dis boy saltyyyyyy doe

[Yao Ming's Foot]

Most impressive performance against a sub 50 win team of all time!

[HoopsFanNumero1]

The above comments just go to show why Kobe stans are disliked.

[Yao Ming's Foot]

The above comments just go to show why Kobe stans are disliked.

Crashing circlejerks with facts?

[HoopsFanNumero1]

Crashing circlejerks with facts?

Regular season performance doesn't have to correlate with playoff success, as was the case here. And they were one win away from 50. Yeah, that made all the difference...