June 1, 200719 yr Author Not even close. He was really really good though. I agree, just listening to Marv made me curious as to where it is on the list.:thumb:
June 1, 200719 yr I agree, just listening to Marv made me curious as to where it is on the list.:thumb: I had to change it to that so I didn't get blasted.
June 1, 200719 yr I don't Know where this ranks but it has been a while since I have seen one player dominate a team like that. They threw everything they had at him and it didn't matter....He could score whenever he wanted to.
June 1, 200719 yr http://www.nba.com/encyclopedia/moments/60moments.html That's the 60 greatest, the top 5 are: No. 1: Jordan jolts Jazz in Game 6 • No. 2: Magic fills in at center • No. 3: Reed inspires Knicks to victory • No. 4: Bird picks Pistons' pockets • No. 5: "Havlicek Stole the Ball!" So I don't think Lebron would crack the top 5, but would up there somewhere.
June 1, 200719 yr This performance was WAY WAY WAY WAY up there....don't let anyone fool you....he scored the last 25 something points for his team...and had 48 total...AT DETROIT....this was Top Ten ever....100%
June 1, 200719 yr Wow Top ever. I just don't see it. If it was in the Finals then maybe but I don't think so.
June 1, 200719 yr Author http://www.nba.com/encyclopedia/moments/60moments.html That's the 60 greatest, the top 5 are: No. 1: Jordan jolts Jazz in Game 6 • No. 2: Magic fills in at center • No. 3: Reed inspires Knicks to victory • No. 4: Bird picks Pistons' pockets • No. 5: "Havlicek Stole the Ball!" So I don't think Lebron would crack the top 5, but would up there somewhere. Definately isn't moving any of these down. I agree with Hammertime, had it been in the finals, and possibly a game 7 then it would be among these.
June 1, 200719 yr Author #10 on that list is a lot like tonight's perfomance. Only differences are that MJ scored more and his team lost (to one of the best teams ever).
June 1, 200719 yr It has to be up there, HAS TO BE! At worst top 10. Lebron practically beat an entire Pistons team by himself. He was hitting shots that seemed almost impossible to hit, and even when he was getting murdered (without even getting the calls) he didn't act like Rasheed and wine, but rather got back down the floor and played D'. He controlled the game. In fact, he WAS the game. I mean I was in awe each time he touched it. Going behind the back, stepping back, you name it, 23 was doing it. For those of you saying it was just an alright performance, please get the wool unstretched from your eyes. And oh yeah, the game was in the D'. And oh yeah, they were basically doubling him up or trapping him each trip down the floor. Lebron silenced the critics "for good" tonight, and proved why he is the "KING!!" :thumb:
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