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JerrySeinfeld
06-17-2015, 08:38 AM
:biggums:

warriorfan
06-17-2015, 08:39 AM
NBA.com and Bleacher Report...:roll:

sd3035
06-17-2015, 08:40 AM
NBA.com and Bleacher Report...:roll:

The other two were a guy who works for BSPN, and Van Dummy :roll:

coin24
06-17-2015, 08:42 AM
Whoever voted for bran should be fired

EwingMan
06-17-2015, 09:17 AM
Its tough. The media loves stars- because gsw was just a great team w no stars, some peeps voted for bran. I imagine if gsw had a traditional star- a transcendent player in his prime, that player would've garnered all the votes.

Quickening
06-17-2015, 09:20 AM
Its almost as if Lebron is a great all round player and not just a scorer

DMAVS41
06-17-2015, 09:45 AM
Its almost as if Lebron is a great all round player and not just a scorer

When will people learn this.

And even with Lebron being an all time great all around player... It's not enough to overcome horrid shooting/scoring.

Efficiency really matters... Even for Lebron and his all around brilliance.

oh the horror
06-17-2015, 09:47 AM
When will people learn this.

And even with Lebron being an all time great all around player... It's not enough to overcome horrid shooting/scoring.

Efficiency really matters... Even for Lebron and his all around brilliance.



This.


Big time numbers but god damn those percentages were not very good.

r15mohd
06-17-2015, 09:55 AM
This.


Big time numbers but god damn those percentages were not very good.


definitely wasn't...but that doesnt stop at Lebron, the whole Cavs team couldn't shoot outside of a couple spurts. the amount of open shots they bricked off of kick-outs has to be a record or very close to it.

that was the blatant difference of this series...anyhow he had even a bit more reliable shooter(s), his game becomes more efficient as he's able to rely on a viable option rather than forcing his shots. rarely had those options this series and just shot his way to what it was in keeping the Cavs within reach

Xiengqichess
06-17-2015, 10:16 AM
Empty stats. Here is the reason.

About his point:
Tell me one great player score less than 35 points on 35 shot in history of the game. And being guard one on one most of the time.
About the rebound:
His teammates work hard to box out to let him have get easy defensive rebounds. He plays at 4 most

r15mohd
06-17-2015, 10:19 AM
[QUOTE=Xiengqichess]Empty stats. Here is the reason.

About his point:
Tell me one great player score less than 35 points on 35 shot in history of the game. And being guard one on one most of the time.
About the rebound:
His teammates work hard to box out to let him have get easy defensive rebounds. He plays at 4 most

Hey Yo
06-17-2015, 10:27 AM
you do know this finals was nothing compared to Lebron's style of bball as we've known it, right? doubt you do, and your reasoning's are pretty stupid to support it...go find a english tutor, your time is better spent there than watching bball.
Not sure why people think LeBron wants to be down low getting rebounds instead of looking for the outlet pass to run the fast break....like he was doing all season until Love went down.