Brenice wrote:Whenever you resort to attacking someone, you must be mad for some reason. Lol. It's cool.
You focus on what happened after Ray hit the 3. That's your perogative. But I look at the whole picture. I do believe right now, despite his flaws, that LeBron is the GOAT SF. But I will still hold him accountable for putting the Heat in a bad position where they lose with HCA BECAUSE of him. My problem with LeBron is that the only person that can stop LeBron is LeBron himself. There is no team or scheme. It's all in his head and that is where his weakness is and HAS to be dealt with in ANY kind of GOAT discussion. The King should not choke or have his confidence shaken BADLY.
Don't talk the talk without walking the walk. I thought LeBron had learned after "The Disappearance" against Dallas. He blamed himself for that and I give him credit for rectifying that against OKC. But he did the same thing against the Spurs, until Ray hit the 3.
"The Decision"
"The Disappearance" against OKC
"The Daring" by San Antonio
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
I didn't attack you, I just said you are trolling because you are. That doesn't make me mad at all. I am not sure why you think I am "mad". Believe me, an online anonymous forum is the last place I will get mad. Anyway, back on point, I say you are trolling because your point makes no sense.
As I and others have pointed out, countless other role players have hit big shots to help their teams in big moments yet when Allen does it, it is somehow held against LeBron. I wonder why that is?
You said you look at the bigger picture? Okay, so why do you keep on ignoring the fact that without LeBron Miami would be down a lot more than 5 in the final 28 seconds. For the millionth time, it's a team game. He brought his team all the way back in the 4th and then a TEAM MEMBER helped the entire team (not just LeBron) but hitting the game tying 3. It's a
team game, not 1 vs 5.
You said I am only looking at what happened after the Allen 3? What? If you really want to dissect the series, the truly bad games LeBron had were games 3 and 5.
Game 1 he had 18 18 10 and if not for a freak shot by Tony Parker (see how that works) Miami could have won that game.
Game 2 he struggled early on but led the team when they blew out the Spurs 33-5.
Game 3 Unacceptable
Game 4 One of the two best players on the floor along with Wade
Game 5 Bad
Game 6 Struggled early on, epic 4th quarter.
Game 7 Best player on the floor.
It's you who is not looking at the big picture.
I don't get it. Sports is ultimately result oriented. His team won the ring, he won the FMVP and he was the leading scorer in the series by a wide margin at only 25.3. That should tell you it what kind of a series it was. Yet, you keep on saying if that didn't happen and this didn't happen. Guess what, all of it happened and he won. That's all that matters.
It's funny how first people said he couldn't win and he was a choker and this and that. Now he wins, people are still saying "well he didn't win that convincingly". What?
Anyway, I have said it before if you were an objective NBA fan (you can hate LeBron for all I care), you wouldn't be making these asinine points.
Also I am assuming you mean the disappearance is against Dallas not OKC.
