thebigbird wrote:kblo247 wrote:Spanish_Laker wrote:On one hand, it is just a loss, we got outplayed. On the other hand, we can't beat very good teams.
And on that hand, that goes on your star. He has yet to show up and dominate a Giannis or Kawhi who are stars, not even a Simmons or Tatum who have next. Kobe in year 17 didn't try for the counting stats like Bron with the assists, he went to dominate relentlessly, it cost his a lot with the achilles, but Kobe was still going at teams trying to break them and the star versus him whereas Bron is shying away from those challenges in every big matchup.
And that is not on AD, that is on Bron, same way failures were left at Kobe's feet for Pau
This just isn't accurate at all.
VS Butler both times
VS Luka in 3/4 matchups
VS Jokic
VS Harden/Westbrook
But yeah, Lebron is "shying away from those challenges in every big matchup."

Jimmy, Joker, and Luka ain't in the same class as Kawhi or Freek
And we aren't talking about I pad stats Russ who loses all the time and no one expects anything from or spam a free throw Harden, who again no one with sense expects anything from. The fact is he shied all the way away from Kawhi both match and Freak, didn't defend them, didn't outplay them, and tried to downplay his ass whipping. Ben Simmons came at him all night and Ben defended him while Bron hid from him and went on Horford who exploited him on switches and his close out and switch mistakes late with their two man game, and he also didn't take Tobias either. '
Playing Dallas and Houston isn't close to playing Phili, Bucks, Clippers who have actual title chances.
And Tatum is just sad because he doesn't understand Lakers-Celtics and didn't get that Celtic ass, instead got dunked on, got blown out on national tv, and made excuses about why he should be ok with seeing his son's game over being a professional and about the team when his focus and lack of energy got questioned by the media