LeBron's impact on the floor

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LeBron's impact on the floor 

Post#1 » by orphicwhip » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:13 am

I don't want to sound like a homer or look like I'm washing LBJ's balls but the impact he had on tonight's game was insane. Everytime he left the floor, San Antonio would kill Miami and the Heat have trouble scoring even with having two or three HOFers on the floor in Wade, Bosh and Ray Allen.

His defense was crazy good, scrambling all over the floor and he went off tonight too. It's just times like this where the difference between him and the rest of league is illustrated so clearly.
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Post#2 » by Hans Embiid » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:17 am

Everybody knows that. No need for a new thread.
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Post#3 » by SlowPaced » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:19 am

This game alone showcases why he's already a Top 5 player of all time.
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Post#4 » by Nycballa2k » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:20 am

THE GOAT ROSE wrote:Everybody knows that. No need for a new thread.



well apparently we need a new thread any time its concerning anything that can be spun to make LeBron look bad
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Post#5 » by runlikehell » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:22 am

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Post#6 » by zeroproblems » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:29 am

orphicwhip wrote:I don't want to sound like a homer or look like I'm washing LBJ's balls but the impact he had on tonight's game was insane. Everytime he left the floor, San Antonio would kill Miami and the Heat have trouble scoring even with having two or three HOFers on the floor in Wade, Bosh and Ray Allen.

His defense was crazy good, scrambling all over the floor and he went off tonight too. It's just times like this where the difference between him and the rest of league is illustrated so clearly.


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Post#7 » by infinite11285 » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:38 am

The real story here is the A/C's impact on LeBron.
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Post#8 » by SideshowBob » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:46 am

SideshowBob wrote:Miami PS (17 G):

Lebron ON: 115.8 ORTG, 105.8 DRTG, +10.0 Net

Lebron OFF: 111.4 ORTG, 119.5 DRTG, -8.1 Net

Spoiler:
+18.0 Net ON/OFF

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Miami offense still at +12.7 through 17 games now, with 2 home games in Miami coming. They were able to sustain a 127 ORTG against Indiana at home so I don't think 120ish is out of the realm of possibility.


In the Spurs series:

Lebron ON: 111.8 ORTG, 103.5 DRTG, +8.3 Net

Lebron OFF: 95.7 ORTG, 147.8 DRTG, -52.2 Net

+60.4 Net
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Post#9 » by MisterHibachi » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:48 am

SideshowBob wrote:
SideshowBob wrote:Miami PS (17 G):

Lebron ON: 115.8 ORTG, 105.8 DRTG, +10.0 Net

Lebron OFF: 111.4 ORTG, 119.5 DRTG, -8.1 Net

Spoiler:
+18.0 Net ON/OFF

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Miami offense still at +12.7 through 17 games now, with 2 home games in Miami coming. They were able to sustain a 127 ORTG against Indiana at home so I don't think 120ish is out of the realm of possibility.


In the Spurs series:

Lebron ON: 111.8 ORTG, 103.5 DRTG, +8.3 Net

Lebron OFF: 95.7 ORTG, 147.8 DRTG, -52.2 Net

+60.4 Net


That LeBron OFF data in the Spurs series is ridiculous. Only two games yes, but wow. Role players should play better at home next 2 games.
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Post#10 » by BoshtimusPrime » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:53 am

I don't get the LeBron hype guys
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Post#11 » by infinite11285 » Mon Jun 9, 2014 3:58 am

BoshtimusPrime wrote:I don't get the LeBron hype guys


I can't believe the OP of that thread tried to build the case the LeBron has no NBA skills.
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Post#12 » by CrossOver » Mon Jun 9, 2014 4:09 am

SideshowBob wrote:
SideshowBob wrote:Miami PS (17 G):

Lebron ON: 115.8 ORTG, 105.8 DRTG, +10.0 Net

Lebron OFF: 111.4 ORTG, 119.5 DRTG, -8.1 Net

Spoiler:
+18.0 Net ON/OFF

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Miami offense still at +12.7 through 17 games now, with 2 home games in Miami coming. They were able to sustain a 127 ORTG against Indiana at home so I don't think 120ish is out of the realm of possibility.


In the Spurs series:

Lebron ON: 111.8 ORTG, 103.5 DRTG, +8.3 Net

Lebron OFF: 95.7 ORTG, 147.8 DRTG, -52.2 Net

+60.4 Net


This is incredible.
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Post#13 » by ReaLiez » Mon Jun 9, 2014 4:30 am

The only reason Im not big on the Heat is because the whole team is centered around Bron...They look lost without him, barely any teamwork. Thats on the coach. LBJ is an amazing player and I think he goes top 3 all time.
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Post#14 » by Ripp » Mon Jun 9, 2014 4:40 am

I wish he could play 48 minutes a game. Wouldn't have any worries against the Spurs
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Post#15 » by Dupp » Mon Jun 9, 2014 4:45 am

SlowPaced wrote:This game alone showcases why he's already a Top 5 player of all time.



This statement alone shows why he gets illogical hate to the other extreme because people say stupid stuff like this and people fight absurd with absurd.
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Post#16 » by bostonHEATparty » Mon Jun 9, 2014 4:48 am

infinite11285 wrote:
BoshtimusPrime wrote:I don't get the LeBron hype guys


I can't believe the OP of that thread tried to build the case the LeBron has no NBA skills.

"To me, LeBron will never be a top 10 player of all time because he's too strong and fast for NBA history"
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DetriotPistons wrote:This whole"positionless basketball" idea is a joke. The Heat are lucky the east is so embarrassingly bad
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Post#17 » by GreenBloodedC » Mon Jun 9, 2014 4:49 am

Dupp wrote:
SlowPaced wrote:This game alone showcases why he's already a Top 5 player of all time.



This statement alone shows why he gets illogical hate to the other extreme because people say stupid stuff like this and people fight absurd with absurd.

Lebron!!!
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Post#18 » by Dez » Mon Jun 9, 2014 5:17 am

It's because "He went in flour, came out cake".
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Post#19 » by excision » Mon Jun 9, 2014 5:33 am

I think he deserves more appreciation. Even though I'm only 21, I've watched a lot of basketball in my life. What Lebron tonight was brilliance. Sheer brilliance and people are too busy trying to analyze this and that to appreciate just how damn good he really is.
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Post#20 » by SlowPaced » Mon Jun 9, 2014 7:03 am

Dupp wrote:
SlowPaced wrote:This game alone showcases why he's already a Top 5 player of all time.



This statement alone shows why he gets illogical hate to the other extreme because people say stupid stuff like this and people fight absurd with absurd.


Yeah, no.

Here's my Top 10 atm:
1. Michael Jordan
2. Wilt Chamberlain
3. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
4. Magic Johnson
5. LeBron James
6. Larry Bird
7. Shaquille O'Neal
8. Bill Russell
9. Tim Duncan
10. Oscar Robertson

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