GSP wrote:Heej wrote:jalengreen wrote:
I don't disagree, Celtics certainly seem more complacent than the Nuggets are against us, and of course we aren't having games with like 60% 3pt shooting either.
The much better coach part is why it's so frustrating, Spoelstra is a wizard and the Lakers have Ham lmao. And while denver > boston is fair, the current Lakers are also much better than the Heat squad that just won.
Dunno, not much to actually read into because they're completely different situations, but just something I thought about that made me even more annoyed. 10 straight man lol
Yea man it is what it is. This is what happens when the champs are a straight up better team than you but also try their hardest against you every single time. Never seen LeBron get bullied quite like this by a team quite like this lol. At least vs the Warriors he was usually the best player on the floor. He will never be the best player on the floor vs the Nuggets
I wonder how much of a difference it would really be if LeBron was in his prime though. Hard to imagine even the 2017 version doing much more vs these guys. KCP and AG are a nasty duo of defenders to take turns throwing at him. Reminds me a bit of when the Warriors had both Iggy and KD to take turns guarding LeBron.
Bro what 17 Bron on this team and La is up 2-0 Imo
I dont care what Brons boxscore numbers say he is nowhere close to prime Bron specially 17. I mean maybe for a 5-8 minute stretch but no way.
Yeah I mean the first two games have been very close. The biggest difference between this LeBron and Cleveland LeBron is his stamina. He can’t sustain his peaks like he used to. For example, in the 2018 ECF he played 46 minutes in game 6, then a day of rest and then played 48 minutes in game 7. Averaged 42 mpg throughout the 2018 playoffs, and that was after playing all 82 regular season games. He can’t do that now or really anything close to it.