Rob Parker eviscerating Shannon Sharpe on LeBron

[warriorfan]

https://twitter.com/warriorsworld/status/1136074229864996864?s=21

:eek:

[The Iron Fist]

Hes not wrong. It would be like saying the 80s were the Jordan era.

[Spurs m8]

Going to be funny when we look back in 50 years and LeRoid is long forgotten.

Dude didn't even have an era hahahah

[3ball]

:roll:

[Shogon]

Going to be funny when we look back in 50 years and LeRoid is long forgotten.

Dude didn't even have an era hahahah

First of all, most of us are going to be dead in 50 years short of some miracle timeline in which AI is nothing but a benefit to us and has cured all diseases and reduced the impact of aging.

Most, not all, of the people discussing basketball in 50 years won't have seen MJ (like most discussing basketball now haven't seen MJ including you lol), they won't have seen Shaq, they won't have seen Kobe, they won't have seen LeBron, they won't have seen Steph or KD.

The only name that has even a chance of lasting 100 more years is Jordan... and it'll be as just a name and that's it. Stretch that out to 200 years, nobody cares. It'll all be a subatomic irrelevant spec in history.

All light will eventually burn out, none of this was important, and it will never truly matter.

[The Iron Fist]

First of all, most of us are going to be dead in 50 years short of some miracle timeline in which AI is nothing but a benefit to us and has cured all diseases and reduced the impact of aging.

Most, not all, of the people discussing basketball in 50 years won't have seen MJ (like most discussing basketball now haven't seen MJ including you lol), they won't have seen Shaq, they won't have seen Kobe, they won't have seen LeBron, they won't have seen Steph or KD.

All light will eventually burn out, none of this was important, and it will never truly matter.
Might as well ban basketball then. Since none of this matters.

[bullettooth]

Oh SHIT!

LeBron's legacy is OVER!

[3ball]

First of all, most of us are going to be dead in 50 years short of some miracle timeline in which AI is nothing but a benefit to us and has cured all diseases and reduced the impact of aging.

Most, not all, of the people discussing basketball in 50 years won't have seen MJ (like most discussing basketball now haven't seen MJ including you lol), they won't have seen Shaq, they won't have seen Kobe, they won't have seen LeBron, they won't have seen Steph or KD.

All light will eventually burn out, none of this was important, and it will never truly matter.

The only name that has even a chance of lasting 100 more years is Jordan. Stretch that out to 200 years, nobody cares. It'll all be a subatomic irrelevant spec in history.
True for 99.999% of athletes

But MJ will be like babe ruth or Alexander the great - remembered hundreds of years later as a mythic figure

[Shogon]

True for 99.999% of athletes

But MJ will be like babe ruth or Alexander the great - remembered hundreds of years later as a mythic figure

Jordan's name won't last hundreds of years unless his brand is somehow still around. But his will last the longest out of all NBA players so far, that is for sure.

Babe Ruth and Michael Jordan are both popcorn farts in history compared to Alexander the Great in terms of staying power. In 100 years there won't even be great grandparents alive that saw Ruth or Jordan play. In 200 years it's like "lol what who the fook is that guy?"

[34-24 Footwork]

kinda crazy. LeBron has fewer rings than his competitors in "his era".

he's done a lot more losing in his era than winning...with his direct opponent winning finals mvp.

[Shogon]

Might as well ban basketball then. Since none of this matters.

What? My point is that this kid saying that we're all going to be looking back at LeBron's legacy or lack of legacy in 50 years is ridiculous. Almost everyone posting on this forum will be dead in 50 years.

His perspective on life, time and the grand scheme is so wildly inaccurate that I'm envious.

[FKAri]

Kids who never saw Jordan play buy Jordans.


Lebron dont run nothin.
Patience. A silent coup is underway. The revolution will not be televised but you will be notified of the time and place of MJ's execution by guillotine.

[bullettooth]

Patience. A silent coup is underway. The revolution will not be televised but you will be notified of the time and place of MJ's execution by guillotine.

It's fitting that his logo is just a couple Ls.

[3ball]

kinda crazy. LeBron has fewer rings than his competitors in "his era".

he's done a lot more losing in his era than winning...with his direct opponent winning finals mvp.
Unfortunately, Lebron's skill restriction to ball-domination caused him to be so reliant on one type of player (shooters), that he ceded the best brand of ball, offenses and teams to others in his era (curry, duncan, kobe)

[FKAri]

True for 99.999% of athletes

But MJ will be like babe ruth or Alexander the great - remembered hundreds of years later as a mythic figure
How many athletes do you remember from the time of Alexander The Great? Basketball players are not on that level. :oldlol:

[3ball]

How many athletes do you remember from the time of Alexander The Great? Basketball players are not on that level. :oldlol:
No YouTube or media back then, or I'm sure we'd be aware of tons of great athletes from the Olympus or whatever that went 6/6 in the grand championship or whatever

Tbh, can you imagine what that gladiator footage would look like, wowsers

[FKAri]

No YouTube or media back then, or I'm sure we'd be aware of tons of great athletes from the Olympus or whatever that went 6/6 in the grand championship or whatever

Tbh, can you imagine what that gladiator footage would look like, wowsers
No one's gonna give a shit about this sport by then. Their sporting heroes will be virtual reality pseudo soldier pro video gamers. And they'll be talking about how this was such a shit era where we were still playing with balls like ****ing cavemen.

[dazzer87]

Shannon looks like he was going to cry.......:(

[PickernRoller]

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Shannon was shocked he finally got called out!!!

Lebron's era? Yeah right.... all in do time. Just one more ring for Curry and the threads shall bloom like flowers.

[bigkingsfan]

It's the finals and all we're talking about is Legoat. :banana:

[SouBeachTalents]

It's the finals and all we're talking about is Legoat. :banana:
That's not true, Obama was talking about how Jordan's worst Finals was Kobe-esque

[305Baller]

Isnt Sharpe a football player? Who cares what that numbskull says anyways

[superduper]

LMFAOO at how shook Shannon got

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Stats.

[ImKobe]

kinda crazy. LeBron has fewer rings than his competitors in "his era".

he's done a lot more losing in his era than winning...with his direct opponent winning finals mvp.

There's a reason Kobe's the best player of his era, you can't say anyone won more during his time and the other guy with 5 lost 4 out of 5 Playoff series to Kobe in that same time.

Curry might just pass Lebron in rings and KD would have just as many if the Warriors win this Finals series. Lebron has a losing record against Curry & KD, he has a losing record against Dirk, Duncan, Kawhi.. he can't be considered top 10 all-time when he's barely top 10 in his own era.


LMFAOO at how shook Shannon got

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

Stats.

Never seen Shannon at a loss for words like that LMAO.

[SamuraiSWISH]

It's fitting that his logo is just a couple Ls.
:roll: :roll: :roll:

[aj1987]

There's a reason Kobe's the best player of his era, you can't say anyone won more during his time and the other guy with 5 lost 4 out of 5 Playoff series to Kobe in that same time.

Curry might just pass Lebron in rings and KD would have just as many if the Warriors win this Finals series. Lebron has a losing record against Curry & KD, he has a losing record against Dirk, Duncan, Kawhi.. he can't be considered top 10 all-time when he's barely top 10 in his own era.
There's a reason why Kobe is not a consensus top 10 GOAT. Dude was a horrific Finals performer and was either in the lottery or getting embarrassed in the first round, without a HOF big.


As for Rob Parker, the dude is a mouth breathing retard. You should see him talk about Tom Brady. I really do not understand how he has a job. Dude's understanding of sports is worse than Kenny's.

Seriously, just watch this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4nj8h1QHW4

As for Curry having more rings than LeBron, I guess Horry is the best player the world has seen since Hondo, considering the fact that he has 7.

[PickernRoller]

https://i.ibb.co/tPbR3km/Shannon.jpg

[Manny98]

Because rings are the only thing that define a player :rolleyes:

Didn't Robert Horry win 5 rings in the 2000s, i guess he's the GOAT of that era according to LeHater logic

[ImKobe]

There's a reason why Kobe is not a consensus top 10 GOAT. Dude was a horrific Finals performer and was either in the lottery or getting embarrassed in the first round, without a HOF big.


As for Rob Parker, the dude is a mouth breathing retard. You should see him talk about Tom Brady. I really do not understand how he has a job. Dude's understanding of sports is worse than Kenny's.

Seriously, just watch this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4nj8h1QHW4

As for Curry having more rings than LeBron, I guess Horry is the best player the world has seen since Hondo, considering the fact that he has 7.

Did Horry/Hondo change the game like Curry did?

Curry has 2 MVPs, one of them being unanimous and is the GOAT 3PT shooter and already has two championship runs at 28 ppg and another one at ~26 ppg, is 3 wins away from another ring while averaging 27 ppg for the Playoffs. Lebron averaged 26 ppg for 2 out of his 3 titles.

Steph draws more double teams than maybe anyone in NBA history.

They are sending 2-3 guys at Steph on every possession while they dared Lebron to shoot a wide open shot, it's not even close IMO.

[superduper]

When people use the Horry arguement you know they're as shook as Shannon :roll:

[egokiller]

Are people still going on about some loser that could only win 3 rings despite having teams so stacked that it resulted in 9 easy trips to the finals? :roll:

[aj1987]

Did Horry/Hondo change the game like Curry did?

I was more taking about Kobe, but yeah, I did expect you to cherry pick a player. How is LeBron barely 10 in his era? Not just that, you were strictly talking about rings and your idol is a horrid Finals performer who got carried to his rings.


Curry has 2 MVPs, one of them being unanimous and is the GOAT 3PT shooter and already has two championship runs at 28 ppg and another one at ~26 ppg, is 3 wins away from another ring while averaging 27 ppg for the Playoffs. Lebron averaged 26 ppg for 2 out of his 3 titles.
LeBron has 4 MVP's and 3 FMVP's. The only player not named Jordan to do it in the history of the sport.

Funny how you ignored rebounds, assists, and defensive impact. Let's also not forget that LeBron is the only player in the history of the sport to lead both teams in all five major categories.

Since we're taking about PPG, your idol averages 25 ppg on 50% TS for his career in the finals.


Steph draws more double teams than maybe anyone in NBA history.

They are sending 2-3 guys at Steph on every possession while they dared Lebron to shoot a wide open shot, it's not even close IMO.
Yeah, that's because if you double LeBron, he's going to kill you with his passing. Have you ever actually watched LeBron play? Also, Steph gets 2-3 defenders on him every single possession? Have you ever watched a single minute of basketball? Doubt it, considering you asinine arguments and the fact that you're arguing for ranking Steph over LeBron.

BTW, since 2015, Curry had 3 players, who are among the best defenders at their position. One of the GOAT shooters, and yet, they almost choked the '15 Finals to LeBron and bums. Choked a 3-1 lead, the next season and their 73 win team added the MVP, just to beat LeBron. Added another All-NBA Center last year.

That's the impact of LeBron.

[ImKobe]

I was more taking about Kobe, but yeah, I did expect you to cherry pick a player. How is LeBron barely 10 in his era? Not just that, you were strictly talking about rings and your idol is a horrid Finals performer who got carried to his rings.


LeBron has 4 MVP's and 3 FMVP's. The only player not named Jordan to do it in the history of the sport.

Funny how you ignored rebounds, assists, and defensive impact. Let's also not forget that LeBron is the only player in the history of the sport to lead both teams in all five major categories.

Since we're taking about PPG, your idol averages 25 ppg on 50% TS for his career in the finals.


Yeah, that's because if you double LeBron, he's going to kill you with his passing. Have you ever actually watched LeBron play? Also, Steph gets 2-3 defenders on him every single possession? Have you ever watched a single minute of basketball? Doubt it, considering you asinine arguments and the fact that you're arguing for ranking Steph over LeBron.

BTW, since 2015, Curry had 3 players, who are among the best defenders at their position. One of the GOAT shooters, and yet, they almost choked the '15 Finals to LeBron and bums. Choked a 3-1 lead, the next season and their 73 win team added the MVP, just to beat LeBron. Added another All-NBA Center last year.

That's the impact of LeBron.

Almost choked? They won 3 straight in convincing fashion with Curry dominating the series and he got robbed of a FMVP.

Did you watch the last Finals game? Curry was willing to give up the ball and let his teammates play 4 on 3 for the entire 4th quarter which led to everyone shooting wide open 3s.

Lebron doesn't need to get doubled on the perimeter because he's just not that great of a shooter(also only won titles when he had a great 2nd scorer in Wade/Irving) but he gets away with bulldozing to the rim for most of his points.

And Cousins has gone through two major injuries since he was last an all-NBA player and has been out since April.

Iguodala, Cousins & Green are left wide open from three because the defense would rather let them shoot those all game than give Steph one off the dribble.

And you can stop with the 73-win team nonsense. They gave up quite a few core players to sign Durant.

[aj1987]

Almost choked? They won 3 straight in convincing fashion with Curry dominating the series and he got robbed of a FMVP.
They were down 2-1 to a 50 something win team as a 67 win team. A team that was missing its #2 and #3. The Warriors with Green and Klay wouldn't make it past the first round, let alone make the finals.


Did you watch the last Finals game? Curry was willing to give up the ball and let his teammates play 4 on 3 for the entire 4th quarter which led to everyone shooting wide open 3s.
Point out one game in which Curry was defended by 2-3 defenders every single possession. That's what you said.


Lebron doesn't need to get doubled on the perimeter because he's just not that great of a shooter(also only won titles when he had a great 2nd scorer in Wade/Irving) but he gets away with bulldozing to the rim for most of his points.
Worked out amazing for the Spurs in Game 7 of the '13 Finals.

Wade wasn't a great scorer in either '12 or '13. In fact, he was pretty bad in '13.

Not everyone had a 35 ppg beast like Shaq in the finals. Even then, Brick needed refs to not call his elbows to get his points.


And Cousins has gone through two major injuries since he was last an all-NBA player and has been out since April.
He was one of the major reasons for the Warriors win in G3, dummy.


Iguodala, Cousins & Green are left wide open from three because the defense would rather let them shoot those all game than give Steph one off the dribble.[quote]
And Iggy made the Raptors pay with his clutch 3. Also doesn't change the fact that Klay is All-Def, All-NBA, and the 2nd GOAT 3pt shooter, Green is a DPOY, and DMC is a legit big.

[QUOTE=ImKobe]And you can stop with the 73-win team nonsense. They gave up quite a few core players to sign Durant.
They replaced Barnes with KD. :roll:

[ImKobe]

They were down 2-1 to a 50 something win team as a 67 win team. A team that was missing its #2 and #3. The Warriors with Green and Klay wouldn't make it past the first round, let alone make the finals.



Lebron lost 3 straight up 2 - 1 on a 62-win team to a 50-win Boston squad in 2010 ECSF :eek:

Didn't Lebron lose to a 50 something win team on a 66-win team in the ECF in 2009, with that 50 something win team missing it's all-star point guard? :eek:

Sounds a lot worse than any loss for Curry tbh.

Add 2011 to the mix with the 3 all-star Heat losing 3 straight after being up 2 - 1 on ancient Mavs and it's over.

[FKAri]

And you can stop with the 73-win team nonsense. They gave up quite a few core players to sign Durant.
Just thought I'd mention that a 73 win team swapped their worst performing starter with arguably the best player in the world. This is the move that is being criticized here. :oldlol:

[ImKobe]

Just thought I'd mention that a 73 win team swapped their worst performing starter with arguably the best player in the world. This is the move that is being criticized here. :oldlol:

They gave up both Barnes and Bogut :confusedshrug:

Can't call it adding someone to a 73-win team when they gave up two of their starting 5 responsible for that season.

Of course Durant makes them a better team, though now the narrative's gone from "KD joined a 73-win team" to "Warriors are better without KD".

[sammichoffate]

Lebron lost 3 straight up 2 - 1 on a 62-win team to a 50-win Boston squad in 2010 ECSF :eek:

Didn't Lebron lose to a 50 something win team on a 66-win team in the ECF in 2009, with that 50 something win team missing it's all-star point guard? :eek:

Sounds a lot worse than any loss for Curry tbh.

Add 2011 to the mix with the 3 all-star Heat losing 3 straight after being up 2 - 1 on ancient Mavs and it's over.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v5qIApQK0c

[FKAri]

They gave up both Barnes and Bogut :confusedshrug:

Can't call it adding someone to a 73-win team when they gave up two of their starting 5 responsible for that season.

Of course Durant makes them a better team, though now the narrative's gone from "KD joined a 73-win team" to "Warriors are better without KD".
Bogut was done. He played 50 games for 3 different teams before being bounced from the league.

[Patrick Chewing]

Anyone that can shut that retard Shannon Sharpe up gets respect from me.

[ImKobe]

Bogut was done. He played 50 games for 3 different teams before being bounced from the league.

Bounced? Or traded from the Mavs to the Cavs and suffered a season-ending injury one minute into the game?

Didn't he go to the NBL and win the MVP & DPOY before returning to GS? He had some nice games against the Clippers in these Playoffs.

[aj1987]

Lebron lost 3 straight up 2 - 1 on a 62-win team to a 50-win Boston squad in 2010 ECSF :eek:
Mo Williams was LeBron's second best player. When Brick had a similar squad, dude was either missing the PO's or getting humiliated in the first round.


Didn't Lebron lose to a 50 something win team on a 66-win team in the ECF in 2009, with that 50 something win team missing it's all-star point guard? :eek:
Mo Williams was LeBron's second best player. When Brick had a similar squad, dude was either missing the PO's or getting humiliated in the first round. Not just that, Brick also almost missed the PO's with Dwight, Nash, Artest, Gasol, and Jamison, but those dude's carried the bum to the PO's after he faked an injury.


Sounds a lot worse than any loss for Curry tbh.
Curry, on a 73 win team, blew a 3-1 lead against a 57 win team and recruited another MVP just to beat LeBron.


Add 2011 to the mix with the 3 all-star Heat losing 3 straight after being up 2 - 1 on ancient Mavs and it's over.
2011 was a straight up disaster. LeBron choked. Unlike you, I can admit it, retard.

[3ball]

Mo Williams was LeBron's second best player. When Brick had a similar squad, dude was either missing the PO's or getting humiliated in the first round.



You didn't need a strong cast to make the Finals in the 00's East - we saw AI, Dwight, Kidd and Lebron all make the Finals with weak casts from 01-09'

But Kobe needed a strong cast in the West - you couldn't make the Finals out West with Hedo Turkoglu or Zydrunas Illgauskas as 2nd option like you could out East

But even though a star cast wasn't needed make the Finals from the East, Lebron lost in 09/10 and stacked the deck from 11-18' to ensure Finals runs.. he colluded to put that super-team together, despite a conference that didn't require a star cast to make the Finals

In short, don't compare Lebron's Leastern conference with Kobe's West.. I would've thought Lebron's missed Playoffs would've shown you the light this year, but I guess old habits die hard

[aj1987]

You didn't need a strong cast to make the Finals in the 00's East - we saw AI, Dwight, Kidd and Lebron all make the Finals with weak casts from 01-09'
Dad killer made the PO's with 30 wins. Dude couldn't make it past the first round without Pippen. What do you think about that, 0ball?


But Kobe needed a strong cast in the West - you couldn't make the Finals out West with Hedo Turkoglu or Zydrunas Illgauskas as 2nd option like you could out East
Dirk made it to the Finals with Terry, you autistic piece of shit.


But even though a star cast wasn't needed make the Finals from the East
It wasn't needed because it was LeBron James carrying the team.


Lebron lost in 09/10
Ordan was glorified statpadding loser without Pippen. :confusedshrug:



and stacked the deck from 11-18' to ensure Finals runs..

'11 - LeBron choked

'12 - Wade and Bosh injued

'13 - Wade and Bosh injued

'14 - Wade injured and a shit team

'15 - Kyrie and love injured

'17 - Ordan would've soiled himself going up against that team

'18 - Ordan would've soiled himself going up against that team

Again, imagine Pippen missing games ... Ordan would've quit basketball in '91.



he basically cheated/colluded to put that super-team together, despite a conference that didn't require a star cast to make the Finals
Again, Ordan was a first round scrub without Pippen. Proved his true worth in Washington after Pippen as well. Dude was a complete scrub, who got carried by Pippen to multiple rings.


In short, don't compare Lebron's Leastern conference with Kobe's West..
In short, don't compare dad killers horrific play outside Pippen to LeBron's. Dude would've been a lottery scrub in most eras.

[PickernRoller]

Damn another meltdown....

:roll: :roll:

[aj1987]

Melting since 2012:

https://i.postimg.cc/HkcdSd9Y/ywolq7i.png

[TheMan]

How many athletes do you remember from the time of Alexander The Great? Basketball players are not on that level. :oldlol:
Saddest part is that Alexander the Great was a twink :facepalm

I would rather remember alpha male Genghis Khan :bowdown:

[kawhileonard2]

Rob Parker has always been good.

[warriorfan]

Bogut was done. He played 50 games for 3 different teams before being bounced from the league.

Festus Ezeli In game 6 had one of the worst games of his life while putting up 1 assist and 1 rebound in a little over 10 minutes played. He racked up a +/- of -9. If he played 36 minutes he would of had close to a -35 +/-. He was not resigned by the Warriors after this game and all 29 other teams passed as well, it would be the last NBA game he ever played.

Anderson Varejao was just as bad with 1 point, 1 assist, and 3 PF in 8 mins played with a -9.

Replace those wasted minutes with Andrew Bogut and the Warriors win they championship. Andrew Bogut was a needle mover. It’s either ignorant or disingenuous to imply the Warriors would have won 73 games without Andrew Bogut, or Harrison Barnes for that matter. The rhetorical statement of “KD joined a 73 win team” is just not based in reality.

[ImKobe]

Festus Ezeli In game 6 had one of the worst games of his life while putting up 1 assist and 1 rebound in a little over 10 minutes played. He racked up a +/- of -9. If he played 36 minutes he would of had close to a -35 +/-. He was not resigned by the Warriors after this game and all 29 other teams passed as well, it would be the last NBA game he ever played.

Anderson Varejao was just as bad with 1 point, 1 assist, and 3 PF in 8 mins played with a -9.

Replace those wasted minutes with Andrew Bogut and the Warriors win they championship. Andrew Bogut was a needle mover. It’s either ignorant or disingenuous to imply the Warriors would have won 73 games without Andrew Bogut, or Harrison Barnes for that matter. The rhetorical statement of “KD joined a 73 win team” is just not based in reality.

These guys ain't hearing that, they only have one agenda and that's it. Bogut was very valuable in his role as a screener and gave them 15-25 minutes of quality defense as well. #1 in the 2016 Playoffs in DRAPM and 12th overall, Ezeli was 156th and gifted the Cavs 6 points in the 4th before they yanked him out for good.

Bogut being done is such horseshit as well. He had a serious knee injury that ended his 2016 season, came back next season on a bad Mavs squad before joining the Cavs and breaks his leg literally a minute into his first game as a Cavalier. That doesn't mean he was done in 2016, he still played almost every game for the Warriors in the 2019 Playoffs.

[warriorfan]

These guys ain't hearing that, they only have one agenda and that's it. Bogut was very valuable in his role as a screener and gave them 15-25 minutes of quality defense as well. #1 in the 2016 Playoffs in DRAPM and 12th overall, Ezeli was 156th and gifted the Cavs 6 points in the 4th before they yanked him out for good.

Bogut being done is such horseshit as well. He had a serious knee injury that ended his 2016 season, came back next season on a bad Mavs squad before joining the Cavs and breaks his leg literally a minute into his first game as a Cavalier. That doesn't mean he was done in 2016, he still played almost every game for the Warriors in the 2019 Playoffs.

Definitely. Big time bs. It’s either super low iq or extreme trolling.


Festus Ezeli In game 7 had one of the worst games of his life while putting up 1 assist and 1 rebound in a little over 10 minutes played. He racked up a +/- of -9. If he played 36 minutes he would of had close to a -35 +/-. He was not resigned by the Warriors after this game and all 29 other teams passed as well, it would be the last NBA game he ever played.

Anderson Varejao was just as bad with 1 point, 1 assist, and 3 PF in 8 mins played with a -9.

Replace those wasted minutes with Andrew Bogut and the Warriors win they championship. Andrew Bogut was a needle mover. It’s either ignorant or disingenuous to imply the Warriors would have won 73 games without Andrew Bogut, or Harrison Barnes for that matter. The rhetorical statement of “KD joined a 73 win team” is just not based in reality.

Edit, game 7 not game 6.

[aj1987]

These guys ain't hearing that, they only have one agenda and that's it. Bogut was very valuable in his role as a screener and gave them 15-25 minutes of quality defense as well. #1 in the 2016 Playoffs in DRAPM and 12th overall, Ezeli was 156th and gifted the Cavs 6 points in the 4th before they yanked him out for good.

Bogut being done is such horseshit as well. He had a serious knee injury that ended his 2016 season, came back next season on a bad Mavs squad before joining the Cavs and breaks his leg literally a minute into his first game as a Cavalier. That doesn't mean he was done in 2016, he still played almost every game for the Warriors in the 2019 Playoffs.

From a previous post of mine:

#1 - Bogut played a total of 12 minutes a game.
#2 - Bogut played in ONE 4th Q and GSW were leading by 20+
#3 - Game 5, when Bogut was playing, LeBron scored 25 (the first half)
#4 - Bogut was a net negative in the Finals

Yeah, even with a healthy Bogut, the Cavs weren't losing. The Cavs also do not win without Love. Love was more important to the Cavs than Bogut was to the Warriors. The Warriors could've still won, if it wasn't for Ezeli's foul, Curry's retarded behind the back pass, and a plethora of bricks in the clutch in G7. Again, WITHOUT Bogut. Curry went 1-6 in the 4th Q of G7 with ZERO assists and ZERO rebounds. Bogut wasn't going to fix that. Green was lighting up the Cavs and he got 3 shots in the 4th (made 2).

Even if we exclude the game in which Bogut was injured, dude was averaging 3 rebounds a game. Now we're acting like he was a rebounding monster? Laughable. Also, Warriors got out rebounded in Games 1 & 3. WITH a HEALTHY Bogut. Funny how you forgot to mention that part.

Bogut missed 12 games in the RS and the Warriors went 11-1 in those games. The one loss coming against the Spurs, in a game in which Curry and Klay played like dog shit. Bogut was also a net negative in games 1, 3, 4, and 5. His minutes also fell significantly in the Finals. He played more minutes in the first 3 rounds in the WC.

If we go back to the previous season, Bogut BARELY played in the '15 Finals. The Cavs were crushing the Warriors with Bogut in the lineup and it pretty much reversed, when he was done.

So yeah, the Warriors small ball lineup >> their lineup with Bogut in it. Bogut's injury wasn't the reason Warriors lost.


EDIT: 15-25 minutes? Bogut played over 15 minutes ONCE in the series and he played a total of 15 minutes and 25 seconds. He played a grand total of ZERO minutes in the 4th Q.

The one 4th Q he did play, it was pretty much garbage time and LeBron played ZERO minutes and Kyrie played and minute and 48 seconds. He was never going to be in the game in the 4th Q in G7, even if he was 100% healthy.

[Wally450]

Rob Parker is terrible. Spews awful takes.

[kawhileonard2]

Rob Parker always tears up Shannon. Probably why Shannon doesn't have him on the show anymore.

[Thenameless]

Rob Parker is a loser.