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Lebron's Legacy Question (2013)

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Those two back to back turnovers didn't help anything at all.

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They stopped the game with 5 seconds left to review an obvious 3 pointer? Are you kidding me?

Forget the TOs. He played a great fourth quarter and OT.

Forget the TOs. He played a great fourth quarter and OT.

 

Did he even score in OT?

Forget the TOs. He played a great fourth quarter and OT.

 

:thumb:

 

 

Throw the headband in the garbage, forget the hairline.

 

But yeah he made a couple mistakes but he at least carried the load and got them back on a position to win. That was the Lebron people always want to see and he was doing everything he could to win, so you have to respect that.

But the legacy lives another night. Now lets get this game 7 and get that second ring!!!!

Did he even score in OT?

 

One basket. The little 7-footer in the lane off the D-Wade pass. Had a couple of assists as well.

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He redeemed himself after the turnovers by hitting that 3 pointer. That was huge. Ray did save his butt though. Ray misses that 3 and he's in for a super long summer.

He redeemed himself after the turnovers by hitting that 3 pointer. That was huge. Ray did save his butt though. Ray misses that 3 and he's in for a super long summer.

 

Prayer was answered on that three... And you're right, Ray saved LeBron from months of hell in the media.

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If the Spurs win Lebron will never be considered better than Tim Duncan.

Everyone likes to compare LeBron's career to Kobe's (almost over) and MJ's (over), found this to be interesting and gives a little different perspective to the comparison.

 

kobelebronmj.jpg

^ Yeah but somehow according to the HATERS he is no where close to Kobe or MJ status?

 

 

 

Good find Jumper. :thumb:

^ Yeah but somehow according to the HATERS he is no where close to Kobe or MJ status?

 

 

 

Good find Jumper. :thumb:

Comparing to Kobe with the illustration above is fine, but to MJ at that time is not because that is two additional seasons for James.

It is crazy looking at some of those numbers. Look how many steals and blocks MJ had in a lot less games compared to LeBron. People always forget that Jordan was the premier perimeter defender in the league. LeBron just picked that up the past couple of seasons.

Comparing to Kobe with the illustration above is fine, but to MJ at that time is not because that is two additional seasons for James.

It is crazy looking at some of those numbers. Look how many steals and blocks MJ had in a lot less games compared to LeBron. People always forget that Jordan was the premier perimeter defender in the league. LeBron just picked that up the past couple of seasons.

I don't, I think his defence is what truly separates him from other great players and scorers.

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