Lebron has been to the playoffs 10 times, made finals 6 of them

[Nash]

:eek: :eek:

Discuss.

[BigNBAfan]

wEast

[Ariza4three]

wEast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuJNUXT2a9U

[ISHGoat]

Beast in the East

[jimmy77x]

No one cares MJ >>>>LEBETA james go cry about it pauk

[BlazerRed]

And won?

[Hey Yo]

While only avg. 6FTA per game in the 5 Finals he's been in.

[3ball]

MJ played 15 seasons.. Won 6 rings.. 6/15 = 40% championship percentage.. GOAT all time other than Russell.

Take away his Wizards year... 6/13... Take away his injury year (86') and his baseball comeback year (95')... 6/11... :eek:

[Akrazotile]

simply the GOAT.

[Rooster]

Lebron likes to take shortcuts and easy routes but he is a great player nonetheless.

[ISHGoat]

Here's some Kenneth logic:

If your team was good enough to make the playoffs, then you should make the finals. If you don't, then you choked (only applies to first option on a team).

Therefore kobe is like 2/8 or whatever while lebron is 6/10

Lebron > kobe

[Eric Cartman]

33%

[SexSymbol]

and he has two rings.
end of story, folks, move along

[Bankaii]

MJ played 15 seasons.. Won 6 rings.. 6/15 = 40% championship percentage.. GOAT all time other than Russell.

Take away his Wizards year... 6/13... Take away his injury year (86') and his baseball comeback year (95')... 6/11... :eek:
So if you take away a player's worst years, they look better? Wow man breaking stuff!:bowdown:

[sd3035]

2*/6

[Trollsmasher]

MJ played 15 seasons.. Won 6 rings.. 6/15 = 40% championship percentage.. GOAT all time other than Russell.

Take away his Wizards year... 6/13... Take away his injury year (86') and his baseball comeback year (95')... 6/11... :eek:
so not GOAT?

[pauk]

Yet some people think it would be more prestigious if he made the Finals only 2 times out of those 10 tries....

2/2 > 2/6 afterall?

2 championships & 2 conf. championships is somehow better than 2 championships & 6 conf. championships....

[StephHamann]

MJ played 15 seasons.. Won 6 rings.. 6/15 = 40% championship percentage.. GOAT all time other than Russell.

Take away his Wizards year... 6/13... Take away his injury year (86') and his baseball comeback year (95')... 6/11... :eek:

rat poison

[pauk]

33%

Lebron:

6 Finals out of 10 tries = 60%

2 Rings out of 10 tries = 20%
(soon maybe 3/10 = 30%)

2 Fmvps out of 2 rings = 100%
(soon maybe 3/3 = 100%)

2 Fmvps out of 6 Finals = 33%
(soon maybe 3/6 = 50%)

Kobe:

7 Finals out of 16 tries = 43%

5 Rings out of 16 tries = 31%

2 Fmvps out of 5 rings = 40%

2 Fmvps out of 7 Finals = 28%

[KiiiiNG]

Lebron:
2 Rings out of 10 tries = 20%



Kobe:
5 Rings out of 16 tries = 31%


:rolleyes:

you kobe stans will post anything to make your boy seem superior.

such an arbitrary stat. i ****ing hate you dudes.

[pauk]

Did i just got called a Kobe stan?

http://reactiongifs.me/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/happy-carlton-banks-excited-the-fresh-prince-of-bel-air.gif

[returnofthemack]

and he has two rings.
end of story, folks, move along


I like how some fans think winning back to back championships isn't special.

[Prime_Shaq]

LeBron James is a good player.

[Wavves]

Did i just got called a Kobe stan?

http://reactiongifs.me/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/happy-carlton-banks-excited-the-fresh-prince-of-bel-air.gif
:oldlol:

[coin24]

Did i just got called a Kobe stan?

http://reactiongifs.me/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/happy-carlton-banks-excited-the-fresh-prince-of-bel-air.gif

Op is a f@ggot isn't he pauk :lol :lol

[Velocirap31]

:rolleyes:

you kobe stans will post anything to make your boy seem superior.

such an arbitrary stat. i ****ing hate you dudes.

:lol He isn't one of them.

[laronprofit9]

This would mean something but cmon its the east.

Teams below .500 make the playoffs in the east during lebrons era

A better indicator would be how many 50 + win teams did you have to beat to make it to the finals.

MJ, Kobe, Magic, Bird had to face much tougher competition to make it to their final appearances than Lebron. Which makes theirs far more impressive imo

[Lebron23]

This would mean something but cmon its the east.

Teams below .500 make the playoffs in the east during lebrons era

A better indicator would be how many 50 + win teams did you have to beat to make it to the finals.

MJ, Kobe, Magic, Bird had to face much tougher competition to make it to their final appearances than Lebron. Which makes theirs far more impressive imo


Huh????

[laronprofit9]

Huh????

Well maybe Not on the way to the final.

But magic won 3 championships in 5 finals appearances.
Lebron won 2 championships in 5 finals appearances.

Lebron didn't have to beat the 80s celtics or bad boy Pistons. If he did he very well could've been 0 for 5 in the nba finals appearances.

Lebron had the luxury to play sub .500 teams in the playoffs during the expansion era where talent is more diluded.

It's not hard to recognize The East during the 2000s and 2010s is perhaps the weakest conference ever in nba history.

It's a sham so many teams in the west with better records don't make the playoffs, but worse teams in the east with poor records do.

[Lebron23]

Well maybe Not on the way to the final.

But magic won 3 championships in 5 finals appearances.
Lebron won 2 championships in 5 finals appearances.

Lebron didn't have to beat the 80s celtics or bad boy Pistons. If he did he very well could've been 0 for 5 in the nba finals appearances.

Lebron had the luxury to play sub .500 teams in the playoffs during the expansion era where talent is more diluded.

It's not hard to recognize The East during the 2000s and 2010s is perhaps the weakest conference ever in nba history.

It's a sham so many teams in the west with better records don't make the playoffs, but worse teams in the east with poor records do.

But he beats the 2012 OKC Thunder, and 2013 San Antonio Spurs. Both teams were talented and stacked.

[laronprofit9]

But he beats the 2012 OKC Thunder, and 2013 San Antonio Spurs. Both teams were talented and stacked.

I gave Lebron props but you can't deny he had an easier path than MJ or Kobe on their way to the NBA finals.

Just look at the W-L records of the teams each player had to beat.