2-18 in a Playoff game

[Bigsmoke]

You posted just FG% for the Finals
As if its supposed to mean anything. Lebron shot 48% in 2011, but that doesn't changed the fact that he ****ing sucked and choked.

"Clutch" and being a "killer" is so much more than the last 24 seconds of a close game. How about playoff games when Kobe's team was down, like 0-1, or 1-2? Or in playoff games where the series is tied?

Some examples for you kid

2004 series vs Spurs
Game 4, Lakers down 1-2 in the series
Kobe - 42/6/5 on 15-27, 2-4 from 3

2009 series vs Rockets
Game 2, Lakers down 0-1
Kobe- 40/6/3 on 16/27, 2/3 from 3

2009 vs Nuggets
Game 3, tied 1-1
Kobe- 41/6/5 on 12/24, 2/5 from 3

Game 6, Lakers up 3-2 Close out game
Kobe- 35/6/10 on 12/20

He has many great games where he eliminated teams and prevented game 7s from happening. Kobe the "killer" has many 30+ point road closeout games to choose from, I think he has the most in nba history.

And none of them were as good as LeBron in game 6 in the ECFs

[russwest0]

12 points on 2-18 shooting

[Stringer Bell]

Jordan shot 3 for 18 in a playoff game, 9 for 30 in another, and choked away game 1 of the 95' ECSF against Orlando.

Kobe shot 37% in one NBA finals and 38% in another.

Lebron shot 36% in one NBA Finals and all but disappeared in another when it mattered most.

Bird shot 35% in the 88' ECF, including a 4 for 17 stinker in the closer. They lost all their games by single digits.

Miller shot 1 for 16 in an NBA Finals game.

It happens. Both Kobe and Lebron have come up big enough times in their careers, neither of them qualify as "chokers", even if they have choked at particular times.

[CelticBaller]

Against who? the motherfvcking Celtics

[CanYouDigIt]

12 points on 2-18 shooting

Those are some KD numbers.