Daily Reminder: LeBron Beat The Most Winning NBA Team Ever in the Finals

[SilkkTheShocker]

Great finals win of all-time. By far the best player in the NBA.

[coin24]

And the daily reminder you're a no life fgt with 50 alts:cheers:

Are my fries ready yet cu*t?

[warriorfan]

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[AirBonner]

op has them shook :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana:

[ClipperRevival]

LeBron fans are insecure af.

[Magic 32]

So Thunder and Blazers were close to the greatest victory in history?

[Nilocon165]

So Thunder and Blazers were close to the greatest victory in history?
He specifically said greatest finals win of all time.

And Blazers? Wtf? They lost in 5 with curry injured for some of the series.

[Lebron23]

So Thunder and Blazers were close to the greatest victory in history?


What Blazers? They sucked in the playoffs. Warriors beat them in 5 without Curry. Cavs beat the Warriors in the NBA Finals because they hated the physicality of the NBA Finals just like Kobe Bryant who averaged 25 ppg on 40 FG%.

[WayOfWad3]

Truth. Golden State actually won more games than any team in both the regular season + playoffs EVER, literally the winniest (winningist?) team of all time and LeBron James took them down

[West-Side]

GS lost as many playoff games as RS games.
Just to put things in perspective. They weren't the same team in the playoffs.

01' Lakers are a historic team not because they won 50 some games but because they destroyed everyone in the playoffs.

James fans are so pathetic.

[kamil]

Nice, LeBrons* first earned championship!! 1/7!

[boldarblood]

You sound like a groupie on LJ dangling appendage.

as you get older and hit puberty you will realize nobody cares.

[GrapeApe]

Not to discredit Lebron or the Cavs, but I think the Warriors paid the price for going after that record. It reminded me a bit of the 2013 Heat when they had the 27 game winning streak. Granted, injuries played a role in both instances, but making a run at history in the regular season ended up taking its toll. The Warriors rarely seemed to click on all cylinders in the playoffs like they did in the regular season.

[ArbitraryWater]

Not to discredit Lebron or the Cavs, but I think the Warriors paid the price for going after that record. It reminded me a bit of the 2013 Heat when they had the 27 game winning streak. Granted, injuries played a role in both instances, but making a run at history in the regular season ended up taking its toll. The Warriors rarely seemed to click on all cylinders in the playoffs like they did for in the regular season.

those are the Warriors you will get in the postseason though... they were healthy both WCF and Finals, of course their game will suffer a bit against more physical intense defenses.

They hardly went for the record, too.. not sure why people keep saying that. They could have crushed it. They slumped kind of to end the season... two home losses to the Celtics and Wolves in the final two weeks, you want me to believe they went all out?

[knicksman]

Daily reminder that op is a coward

[Hey Yo]

GS lost as many playoff games as RS games.
Just to put things in perspective. They weren't the same team in the playoffs.

01' Lakers are a historic team not because they won 50 some games but because they destroyed everyone in the playoffs.

James fans are so pathetic.
The teams that the 01 Lakers beat weren't themselves in the playoffs.

[Lebron23]

Kobe stans melting down.