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thebigbird wrote:tsirigoj wrote:thebigbird wrote:No one is though
In LeBron's sport, you're expected to play both sides of the ball, not just one...
Brady plays the most important position in football and he did it better for longer than anyone else in NFL history. No one in team sports is as good as he was.
thebigbird wrote:KrAzY3 wrote:thebigbird wrote:https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/player-with-the-highest-winning-percentage-in-the-playoffs-min-100-games-played
That actually makes it more impressive. He’s played almost 100 more playoff games and his winning percentage is only 1.2% lower than Jordan’s.
Now do the Finals...
He has four rings and four FMVPs. Only Jordan has more FMVPs. Y’all are acting like he’s Charles Barkley lmao.
tsirigoj wrote:thebigbird wrote:azcatz11 wrote:
He's no Tom Brady
No one is though
In LeBron's sport, you're expected to play both sides of the ball, not just one...
JJ_PR wrote:Pharmcat wrote:Optms wrote:LeGOAT.
Don't all of you trip over yourselves while you rush to pay your respeks to the King.
The one thing I can never shake off: a 73 win team went crying to Durant to sign with them so they could beat lebron. That says so much about Lebron that a team who won 73 games knew it needed even more to beat him .
The Warriors used their cap space legally to sign Durant. They lost in the finals that year, had to do something to improve.
I giggle every time I see someone says "73 wIn TeAm sIgNeD DuRaNt". The NBA is about championships. What did you expect them to do?
azcatz11 wrote:He's no Tom Brady
Loneshot wrote:Pharmcat wrote:Optms wrote:LeGOAT.
Don't all of you trip over yourselves while you rush to pay your respeks to the King.
The one thing I can never shake off: a 73 win team went crying to Durant to sign with them so they could beat lebron. That says so much about Lebron that a team who won 73 games knew it needed even more to beat him .
The Warriors received too much unnecessary criticism for that move. Prior to acquiring KD, the Warriors did not have a reliable closer despite the success the team was having. Steph and Klay were prone to making crunch time mistakes, almost as if uncomfortable in the crunch when you have fewer possessions. KD gave them a reliable closer and someone who was poised in the crunch. KD made them a complete team, not the superteam everyone wants to believe they were. I think the current Curry is the closer they need, but back then he was not quite there yet.
Pharmcat wrote:Optms wrote:LeGOAT.
Don't all of you trip over yourselves while you rush to pay your respeks to the King.
The one thing I can never shake off: a 73 win team went crying to Durant to sign with them so they could beat lebron. That says so much about Lebron that a team who won 73 games knew it needed even more to beat him .
NyKnicks1714 wrote:azcatz11 wrote:He's no Tom Brady
Lol what kind of comment is this. LeBron haters are getting sadder and sadder, but also just plain weird. Like when Brady got to 600 TD's this past season, you didn't see "durr but he's no Muhammad Ali" comments.
KembaWalker wrote:If you think you need a gun to answer the door, you probably shouldn’t answer the door. Call the police
KrAzY3 wrote:thebigbird wrote:https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/player-with-the-highest-winning-percentage-in-the-playoffs-min-100-games-played
That actually makes it more impressive. He’s played almost 100 more playoff games and his winning percentage is only 1.2% lower than Jordan’s.
Now do the Finals...
KrAzY3 wrote:Having said that, when we start talking about greatest, the most points, those sort of things context does matter. In this case, what LeBron has done is amazing. Is he the most amazing scorer ever though? No, he isn't. He started playing at 19, he played in a weak Eastern conference most of his career so he usually advanced easily. Both things can be true though, his stats can be a bit inflated and he can be one of the best to ever play the game.
Kingdibs19 wrote:GOAT and it’s not even close.
ty 4191 wrote:thebigbird wrote:lakerz12 wrote:Unfortunately winning games is still considered the standard.
Then it’s a good thing for LeBron that he’s won more playoff games than anyone else in NBA history.
What a shock he's won the most games; he's played the most games in NBA history in the playoffs, too, due to massive playoff expansion compared to when Kareem et. all played their primes.
Yet, his actual winning percentage among all players in the playoffs is 19th all time.
https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/player-with-the-highest-winning-percentage-in-the-playoffs-min-100-games-played
Guano wrote:Fourni3r forgetting he has Bob cousy handles
Woodsanity wrote:Imagine trusting a team with World B Flat on it without Lebron keeping him in check.
Knightfall wrote:ty 4191 wrote:thebigbird wrote:
Then it’s a good thing for LeBron that he’s won more playoff games than anyone else in NBA history.
What a shock he's won the most games; he's played the most games in NBA history in the playoffs, too, due to massive playoff expansion compared to when Kareem et. all played their primes.
Yet, his actual winning percentage among all players in the playoffs is 19th all time.
https://www.statmuse.com/nba/ask/player-with-the-highest-winning-percentage-in-the-playoffs-min-100-games-played
Hard to win your first 7 seasons when you have the likes of Mo William's as your second best player.
Guano wrote:Fourni3r forgetting he has Bob cousy handles
Woodsanity wrote:Imagine trusting a team with World B Flat on it without Lebron keeping him in check.
