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TheCorporation
05-15-2021, 12:28 PM
In the 2018 ECF the Boston Celtics took a 2-0 lead; Boston was 37-0 in such situations. LeBron was forced into a corner despite his 29-11-9 on 47% efforts in Game 1 and 2.



After Game 5 Boston was up 3-2 and Kevin Love was concussed 5 minutes into Game 6 meaning LeBron was...
• Entering game 6, down 3-2, without his #2 option (Kevin Love)
• Would have to play a series-deciding game 7 on the road against a franchise that was 37-0 in such scenarios
• Had to use George Hill and Jeff Green as his #2 option in a playoff elimination game



How did LeBron respond being down 3-2 in the series, against a hungry contender, without his #2 option, having already been to 7 consecutive Finals? #MikeCouldNever

Game 6: 46-11-9-3-1 on 52% FG, 71% 3P

Game 7: 35-15-9-0-2 on 50% FG, 38% 3P

Combined: 41-13-9-1.5-1.5 on 51% FG, 53% 3P

https://i.postimg.cc/1537ZtKs/37-and-1.png

ImKobe
05-15-2021, 12:45 PM
In the 2018 ECF the Boston Celtics took a 2-0 lead; Boston was 37-0 in such situations. LeBron was forced into a corner despite his 29-11-9 on 47% efforts in Game 1 and 2.



After Game 5 Boston was up 3-2 and Kevin Love was concussed 5 minutes into Game 6 meaning LeBron was...
• Entering game 6, down 3-2, without his #2 option (Kevin Love)
• Would have to play a series-deciding game 7 on the road against a franchise that was 37-0 in such scenarios
• Had to use George Hill and Jeff Green as his #2 option in a playoff elimination game



How did LeBron respond being down 3-2 in the series, against a hungry contender, without his #2 option, having already been to 7 consecutive Finals? #MikeCouldNever

Game 6: 46-11-9-3-1 on 52% FG, 71% 3P
Game 7: 35-15-9-0-2 on 50% FG, 38% 3P
Combined: 41-13-9-1.5-1.5 on 51% FG, 53% 3P

https://i.postimg.cc/1537ZtKs/37-and-1.png

He was going up against a bunch of rookies, a team without their two best players..

He was terrible in Game 1 with 15 pts & 7 TOs, which is why you combined his first 2 games.

He was guarded by a bunch of kids and a 6-3 Marcus Smart, embarrassing that he even had off-nights in that series. Horford is not a great rim protector either. Giannis violated a better Celtics squad in 5 games the following year.

deathawaitu
05-15-2021, 12:49 PM
Lebron was too busy crying and getting his ass kicked by an old garret

Had to cry to his friend wade for help

TheCorporation
05-15-2021, 12:57 PM
He was going up against a bunch of rookies, a team without their two best players..

He was terrible in Game 1 with 15 pts & 7 TOs, which is why you combined his first 2 games.

He was guarded by a bunch of kids and a 6-3 Marcus Smart, embarrassing that he even had off-nights in that series. Horford is not a great rim protector either. Giannis violated a better Celtics squad in 5 games the following year.

Let's think hard together. I like to teach from time-to-time so pull up a seat,grab a notepad, and put your thinking cap on. If LBJ scored 57 points in 2 games and only 15 in game 1 what does that mean for Game 2? Yes, you guessed it. He had a monster game. Doing the simple math, he dropped 42 in Game 2.

Did you also know 2018 LeBron dropped more 40 point Finals games in 1 Finals than Kobe did for his entire Finals career? I can be kind and educational so we'll move on from this topic to avoid further embarrassment.

LeBron was "guarded by a bunch of kids." Hmm, are these the same playoff "kids" that beat the Giannis Bucks in the 1st round and then buzz sawed right through the Joel Embid/Ben Simmons 76ers? Asking for a friend.

TheCorporation
05-15-2021, 12:57 PM
Lebron was too busy crying and getting his ass kicked by an old garret

Had to cry to his friend wade for help

Are you okay?

ImKobe
05-15-2021, 01:03 PM
Let's think hard together. I like to teach from time-to-time so pull up a seat. If scored 57 points in 2 games and only 15 in game 1 what does that mean for Game 2? Yes, you did the simple math, he dropped 42 in Game 2. Did you also know LeBron dropped more 40 point games in 1 playoff run (2018 Finals) than Kobe did for his entire Finals career? I can be kind as well and educational so we'll move on from this topic to avoid further embarrassment.

LeBron was "guarded by a bunch of kids." Hmm, are these the same playoff "kids" that beat the Giannis Bucks in the 1st round and then buzz sawed right through the Joel Embid/Ben Simmons 76ers? Asking for a friend.

Both games were blowout losses, Celtics had no answer for Lebron and they were willing to let him go for 40 every game to beat them, and not his shooters. Unfortunately, the Celtics lost the majority of those games because they couldn't shoot 3s for whatever reason, and Scary Terry came back down to earth in that series. They shot 7/39 from three in a 8-pt loss in Game 7. Just awful.

This is a different era, role players drop 30 every night now, there are like almost twice as many 20 ppg scorers as there were 20 years ago. Non all-stars are putting up 24 ppg. Higher pace, worse defense etc, record-breaking ORTG for 5 straight seasons now. It's never been easier to put up numbers in the modern era. Lebron had no 40+ pt games in his first 5 Finals.

TheCorporation
05-15-2021, 01:10 PM
Both games were blowout losses, Celtics had no answer for Lebron and they were willing to let him go for 40 every game to beat them, and not his shooters. Unfortunately, the Celtics lost the majority of those games because they couldn't shoot 3s for whatever reason, and Scary Terry came back down to earth in that series. They shot 7/39 from three in a 8-pt loss in Game 7. Just awful.



Yeah, it's called pressure. LeBron thrives in those situations. He's the literal greatest elimination game performer. He's the greatest under pressure, by far. That's called having an edge.



This is a different era, role players drop 30 every night now, there are like almost twice as many 20 ppg scorers as there were 20 years ago. Non all-stars are putting up 24 ppg. Higher pace, worse defense etc, record-breaking ORTG for 5 straight seasons now. It's never been easier to put up numbers in the modern era. Lebron had no 40+ pt games in his first 5 Finals.


Players are more skilled in the modern era and they shoot 3 pointers. 3>2. I still don't see your point about role players scoring more? The skill level in the modern era has obviously gone up, so of course they will score more. We just don't have guys like John Starks and Jeff Hornacek as #2 options on FINALS teams. In this modern era guys like them would get laughed out of the gym and be lucky to come off the bench.

ImKobe
05-15-2021, 01:26 PM
Yeah, it's called pressure. LeBron thrives in those situations. He's the literal greatest elimination game performer. He's the greatest under pressure, by far. That's called having an edge.




Players are more skilled in the modern era and they shoot 3 pointers. 3>2. I still don't see your point about role players scoring more? The skill level in the modern era has obviously gone up, so of course they will score more. We just don't have guys like John Starks and Jeff Hornacek as #2 options on FINALS teams. In this modern era guys like them would get laughed out of the gym and be lucky to come off the bench.

Lebron's come up short or been anti-clutch/inefficient in big games too, he's been lucky to have been bailed out in many of those situations, whether it's Kawhi & Manu missing game-sealing FTs and Pop subbing out Duncan for the Heat to get those 2nd chance 3s or whether it's Draymond Green outplaying Lebron in a Game 7 with Irving hitting the game-winning 3. Jordan is by far the most clutch player we've ever seen, Lebron does not come close to it as far as his overall clutch ability goes. He's a below-average FT shooter in crunch time, he turns the ball over in crunch time. There are many holes in his game. Recency bias is a bitch, he was choking in crunch time almost every year in the POs from 07-15.

You can NEVER say that he's the greatest player under pressure after what he did in the 2011 Finals, that series sealed it for him. 2013 was supposed to be the nail in the coffin, but a miracle happened and it saved his reputation.


Players should be more skilled as the game evolves, but I'm not really seeing that. It's now more about spamming high P&R & 3s and being a better shot maker vs. playing more team-oriented basketball with great ball-movement & balanced scoring. Yes, way more guys can make 3s now and 90% of the offenses are doing the exact same thing, so I wouldn't say the players are more skilled necessarily, just that the game has shifted more towards analytics and the rules of the game & the higher pace favor offense.

aj1987
05-15-2021, 03:49 PM
He was going up against a bunch of rookies, a team without their two best players..

He was terrible in Game 1 with 15 pts & 7 TOs, which is why you combined his first 2 games.

He was guarded by a bunch of kids and a 6-3 Marcus Smart, embarrassing that he even had off-nights in that series. Horford is not a great rim protector either. Giannis violated a better Celtics squad in 5 games the following year.

You're a lying sack of shit. The '18 Celtics won 55 games. The '19 Celtics won 49 games. :roll:

Lets not forget that Smart, Tatum, and Brown are all elite defenders as well. Your boy would've gotten swept in 50 point blowout losses vs that Celtics team with the team LeBron had, while putting up 20 PPG on under 35% shooting.

ImKobe
05-15-2021, 04:05 PM
You're a lying sack of shit. The '18 Celtics won 55 games. The '19 Celtics won 49 games. :roll:

Lets not forget that Smart, Tatum, and Brown are all elite defenders as well. Your boy would've gotten swept in 50 point blowout losses vs that Celtics team with the team LeBron had, while putting up 20 PPG on under 35% shooting.

You're so ****ing stupid. So RS record is the only thing that matters here? They won less games the following year because Irving and Hayward both came back from their injuries and it took time to get better, it cost them some games, obviously Irving was in & out of line-ups as well. The 2019 team is more talented and better overall, but the Bucks were a complete mis-match, they should have lost to them in the 1st round the year before too.

You're telling me the Celtics were better without Kyrie and Hayward? Were the 73-9 Warriors better than the 67 - 15 team because of their RS record? Which team won the title and went 16 - 1 in the POs again?

ArbitraryWater
05-15-2021, 04:18 PM
Boston was unbeaten at home in the post-season, 10-0...


Then LeBron happened.

RRR3
05-15-2021, 04:25 PM
You're so ****ing stupid. So RS record is the only thing that matters here? They won less games the following year because Irving and Hayward both came back from their injuries and it took time to get better, it cost them some games, obviously Irving was in & out of line-ups as well. The 2019 team is more talented and better overall, but the Bucks were a complete mis-match, they should have lost to them in the 1st round the year before too.

You're telling me the Celtics were better without Kyrie and Hayward? Were the 73-9 Warriors better than the 67 - 15 team because of their RS record? Which team won the title and went 16 - 1 in the POs again?
Teams are frequently better without Kyrie lmao

ImKobe
05-15-2021, 04:25 PM
Teams are frequently better without Kyrie lmao

Ok, so why did Lebron lose in 2015 but win in 2016? Irving made the Cavs worse, right?

Hey Yo
05-15-2021, 04:35 PM
Boston was unbeaten at home in the post-season, 10-0...


Then LeBron happened.

That's why they were the betting favorite for game 7.

LeCola
05-15-2021, 05:02 PM
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3ball
05-15-2021, 05:33 PM
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2018 Kevin Love...... 22.4 PER.. 0.185 WS/48

92-96' Pippen........... 21.4 PER.. 0.182 WS/48

TheCorporation
05-15-2021, 05:56 PM
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2018 Kevin Love...... 22.4 PER.. 0.185 WS/48

92-96' Pippen........... 21.4 PER.. 0.182 WS/48

:lol Let's see them PPGz my boi

ImKobe
05-15-2021, 05:58 PM
https://youtu.be/qA2e7Pbjhcs

Hey Yo
05-15-2021, 06:04 PM
https://youtu.be/qA2e7Pbjhcs

Kyrie didnt play for the Cavs in 2018.

aj1987
05-15-2021, 06:18 PM
You're so ****ing stupid. So RS record is the only thing that matters here? They won less games the following year because Irving and Hayward both came back from their injuries and it took time to get better, it cost them some games, obviously Irving was in & out of line-ups as well. The 2019 team is more talented and better overall, but the Bucks were a complete mis-match, they should have lost to them in the 1st round the year before too.

You're telling me the Celtics were better without Kyrie and Hayward? Were the 73-9 Warriors better than the 67 - 15 team because of their RS record? Which team won the title and went 16 - 1 in the POs again?

The '18 Celtics made it to the ECF after beating the Giannis led Bucks, Embiid and Simmons Sixers, and lost to arguable the greatest player of all time in the ECF. The '19 Celtics got dusted in ECSF by the Bucks. The '18 Celtics were also THE BEST defense in the NBA.

If you're talking about injuries, the '18 Celtics had Brown missing 12 games, Smart (their best defender by FAR) missing 28 games, Horford missing 10 games, Morris missing 28 games, and even Kyrie missing more games than he missed in 2019. They still managed to win 55 games. You're acting like the '18 Celtics were trash and somehow the '19 Celtics were a great team, only 'cause LeBron beat them while having a monstrous series. Better than ANY series Kobe ever had in his career. You need to stop being a complete and utter retard.

So yeah, the Warriors comparison is completely irrelevant because the '18 Celtics did better than the '19 Celtics in the RS AND the PO's. It would've made sense if the '19 Celtics were better in the PO's than the '18 Celtics. Thought you were smart bringing up that comparison, but you came out like total moron. :cheers:

ImKobe
05-15-2021, 06:45 PM
The '18 Celtics made it to the ECF after beating the Giannis led Bucks, Embiid and Simmons Sixers, and lost to arguable the greatest player of all time in the ECF. The '19 Celtics got dusted in ECSF by the Bucks. The '18 Celtics were also THE BEST defense in the NBA.

If you're talking about injuries, the '18 Celtics had Brown missing 12 games, Smart (their best defender by FAR) missing 28 games, Horford missing 10 games, Morris missing 28 games, and even Kyrie missing more games than he missed in 2019. They still managed to win 55 games. You're acting like the '18 Celtics were trash and somehow the '19 Celtics were a great team, only 'cause LeBron beat them while having a monstrous series. Better than ANY series Kobe ever had in his career. You need to stop being a complete and utter retard.

So yeah, the Warriors comparison is completely irrelevant because the '18 Celtics did better than the '19 Celtics in the RS AND the PO's. It would've made sense if the '19 Celtics were better in the PO's than the '18 Celtics. Thought you were smart bringing up that comparison, but you came out like total moron. :cheers:

Celtics beat the Jason Kidd Bucks, a 7th seed, a team that was much worse. They got ****ed over by bad calls in one of those close games, Boston should have lost in 6 to a 44-win Bucks squad that was ranked 9th on offense and 19th on defense. The 2019 Bucks won 60 games and had a top 5 offense and the best defense in the league.

'19 Celtics were a better team if you look at what they had in the Playoffs. Tatum, Rozier & Brown a year older, Kyrie & Hayward on the court.. they got beat by a better team, it is what it is. 2018 East Playoffs were incredibly weak in comparison to 2019.

No, the Warriors comparison is exactly what it is. A lot of things go into the RS record, whether it's injuries or which part of the schedule the team was at it's healthiest at. The 60-22 Hawks in 2015 weren't the best team in the East or a legitimate title contender. RS record is a weak argument, you take the team with a more developed Tatum/Brown and Irving & Hayward over what they had the year before, it's just that the 2019 Bucks were better than any team they played a year prior. I already addressed the 2019 Celtics RS record. Irving and Hayward were coming off injuries, they had a slow start to the season and were sitting at 10 - 10 after their first 20 games, Hayward didn't look right until later into the season.

tpols
05-15-2021, 06:50 PM
He shouldve never been down to rookie teenage Tatum in the first place. That's embarrassing. The hilarious thing is PRIME Tatum is now leading a 7 seed. LeQueen left the conference just as it was becoming competitive.

TheCorporation
05-15-2021, 09:38 PM
He shouldve never been down to rookie teenage Tatum in the first place. That's embarrassing. The hilarious thing is PRIME Tatum is now leading a 7 seed. LeQueen left the conference just as it was becoming competitive.

Don't forget the #1 defense, 2018 Buzzsaw Celtics ripped through Giannis in the 1st round and then made quick work of the Embid/Simmons 76ers in 5 games. Please keep up, I beg of you. Your brain cannot be this small.

Spurs m8
05-15-2021, 09:43 PM
How did he go in the Finals when he faced a real team?

How many wins?

How many FMVP to his direct opponent?

dankok8
05-16-2021, 01:00 AM
If Lebron was really an underdog to a team led by 19-year old Jayson Tatum, that's really not a good look.

TheCorporation
05-16-2021, 01:04 AM
If Lebron was really an underdog to a team led by 19-year old Jayson Tatum, that's really not a good look.

Tell that to the guys that LOST to him:

Giannis/Middleton
Embid/Simmons

Spurs m8
05-16-2021, 01:38 AM
Tell that to the guys that LOST to him:

Giannis/Middleton
Embid/Simmons

You're deflecting

aj1987
05-16-2021, 03:53 AM
Celtics beat the Jason Kidd Bucks, a 7th seed, a team that was much worse. They got ****ed over by bad calls in one of those close games, Boston should have lost in 6 to a 44-win Bucks squad that was ranked 9th on offense and 19th on defense. The 2019 Bucks won 60 games and had a top 5 offense and the best defense in the league.

'19 Celtics were a better team if you look at what they had in the Playoffs. Tatum, Rozier & Brown a year older, Kyrie & Hayward on the court.. they got beat by a better team, it is what it is. 2018 East Playoffs were incredibly weak in comparison to 2019.
Jesus Christ! It's like talking to an autistic toddler. Do you have ANY basketball knowledge other than your retarded biased takes?

The Celtics' best defender (by a MASSIVE margin) BARELY played in the '19 PO's. Smart was hurt and he was out. Again, the '18 Celtics had a better record in the Regular Season than the '19 Celtics. Not only that, but they performed MUCH better in the Playoff's than the '19 Celtics. Yeah, the '18 East PO's were "incredibly weak" and they magically became a bloodbath once LeBron went to the Lakers. Every single season that LeBron was in the EC, the EC was trash, but literally once he went to the WC, the WC became a powerhouse. Funny how that works. You Kobe turds are beyond pathetic. :oldlol:

Since you can't either read, comprehend, or just turn off your two working brain cells when presented with facts, I'll try again and repost it:

The '18 Celtics made it to the ECF after beating the Giannis led Bucks, Embiid and Simmons Sixers, and lost to arguable the greatest player of all time in the ECF. The '19 Celtics got dusted in ECSF by the Bucks. The '18 Celtics were also THE BEST defense in the NBA.

If you're talking about injuries, the '18 Celtics had Brown missing 12 games, Smart (their best defender by FAR) missing 28 games, Horford missing 10 games, Morris missing 28 games, and even Kyrie missing more games than he missed in 2019. They still managed to win 55 games. You're acting like the '18 Celtics were trash and somehow the '19 Celtics were a great team, only 'cause LeBron beat them while having a monstrous series. Better than ANY series Kobe ever had in his career. You need to stop being a complete and utter retard.


No, the Warriors comparison is exactly what it is. A lot of things go into the RS record, whether it's injuries or which part of the schedule the team was at it's healthiest at. The 60-22 Hawks in 2015 weren't the best team in the East or a legitimate title contender. RS record is a weak argument, you take the team with a more developed Tatum/Brown and Irving & Hayward over what they had the year before, it's just that the 2019 Bucks were better than any team they played a year prior. I already addressed the 2019 Celtics RS record. Irving and Hayward were coming off injuries, they had a slow start to the season and were sitting at 10 - 10 after their first 20 games, Hayward didn't look right until later into the season.

Except for the FACT that the Hawks that the Hawks had FOUR All-Stars and even though the Cavs were the favorites, pretty much everyone expected it to go to 6 or 7 games. LeBron swept them. Literally no one expected that. That's what happens when you run into a player of LeBron's caliber. I understand that it's a bit difficult for you to comprehend, considering the fact that you're a brick stan.

Again, it's just not the Regular Season. The '18 Celtics were significantly better than the '19 Celtics in the PO's as well.

You brought up the Warriors because you thought that you actually had an argument with the Postseason play. However, since you do not follow or watch basketball, you failed to realize that the '18 Celtics did everything better.

You also keep bringing up injuries, but conveniently leave out Smart. It honestly makes sense, because you do no watch or actually follow basketball.


BTW, since RS records do not matter, why do you and you inbred ilk always bring up 50 win teams that Kobe beat in the post season? I've literally seen you spam that shit dozens of times on this board.

DABIGSALSISHA
05-16-2021, 04:19 AM
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Spurs m8
05-16-2021, 05:13 AM
Lmao

ImKobe
05-16-2021, 07:30 AM
Jesus Christ! It's like talking to an autistic toddler. Do you have ANY basketball knowledge other than your retarded biased takes?

The Celtics' best defender (by a MASSIVE margin) BARELY played in the '19 PO's. Smart was hurt and he was out. Again, the '18 Celtics had a better record in the Regular Season than the '19 Celtics. Not only that, but they performed MUCH better in the Playoff's than the '19 Celtics. Yeah, the '18 East PO's were "incredibly weak" and they magically became a bloodbath once LeBron went to the Lakers. Every single season that LeBron was in the EC, the EC was trash, but literally once he went to the WC, the WC became a powerhouse. Funny how that works. You Kobe turds are beyond pathetic. :oldlol:

Since you can't either read, comprehend, or just turn off your two working brain cells when presented with facts, I'll try again and repost it:

The '18 Celtics made it to the ECF after beating the Giannis led Bucks, Embiid and Simmons Sixers, and lost to arguable the greatest player of all time in the ECF. The '19 Celtics got dusted in ECSF by the Bucks. The '18 Celtics were also THE BEST defense in the NBA.

If you're talking about injuries, the '18 Celtics had Brown missing 12 games, Smart (their best defender by FAR) missing 28 games, Horford missing 10 games, Morris missing 28 games, and even Kyrie missing more games than he missed in 2019. They still managed to win 55 games. You're acting like the '18 Celtics were trash and somehow the '19 Celtics were a great team, only 'cause LeBron beat them while having a monstrous series. Better than ANY series Kobe ever had in his career. You need to stop being a complete and utter retard.



Except for the FACT that the Hawks that the Hawks had FOUR All-Stars and even though the Cavs were the favorites, pretty much everyone expected it to go to 6 or 7 games. LeBron swept them. Literally no one expected that. That's what happens when you run into a player of LeBron's caliber. I understand that it's a bit difficult for you to comprehend, considering the fact that you're a brick stan.

Again, it's just not the Regular Season. The '18 Celtics were significantly better than the '19 Celtics in the PO's as well.

You brought up the Warriors because you thought that you actually had an argument with the Postseason play. However, since you do not follow or watch basketball, you failed to realize that the '18 Celtics did everything better.

You also keep bringing up injuries, but conveniently leave out Smart. It honestly makes sense, because you do no watch or actually follow basketball.


BTW, since RS records do not matter, why do you and you inbred ilk always bring up 50 win teams that Kobe beat in the post season? I've literally seen you spam that shit dozens of times on this board.

I didn't mention Smart because he was hurt, so what? Are you taking Marcus Smart over Irving and Hayward?

Wow, the '19 Celtics had a worse regular season record, who cares? I already told you that they were working their two stars back into the rotation and started out slow because of it, the East was better in '19 as well.

The Celtics weren't that good, get over it. Brown and Tatum as your leading scorers, really? Not even a single 20 ppg scorer on that PO team? A rookie with 0 Playoff experience leading them in the POs? :facepalm

Hawks didn't have 4 legitimate all-stars, Korver was an injury replacement :kobe: , even then, 3 all-stars is iffy for that team, but it shows you how pathetic the Eastern Conference was at the time.

8Ball
05-16-2021, 07:42 AM
In the 2018 ECF the Boston Celtics took a 2-0 lead; Boston was 37-0 in such situations. LeBron was forced into a corner despite his 29-11-9 on 47% efforts in Game 1 and 2.



After Game 5 Boston was up 3-2 and Kevin Love was concussed 5 minutes into Game 6 meaning LeBron was...
• Entering game 6, down 3-2, without his #2 option (Kevin Love)
• Would have to play a series-deciding game 7 on the road against a franchise that was 37-0 in such scenarios
• Had to use George Hill and Jeff Green as his #2 option in a playoff elimination game



How did LeBron respond being down 3-2 in the series, against a hungry contender, without his #2 option, having already been to 7 consecutive Finals? #MikeCouldNever

Game 6: 46-11-9-3-1 on 52% FG, 71% 3P

Game 7: 35-15-9-0-2 on 50% FG, 38% 3P

Combined: 41-13-9-1.5-1.5 on 51% FG, 53% 3P

https://i.postimg.cc/1537ZtKs/37-and-1.png

This post caused a meltdown on LeBron haters.

Greatest playoff performer of all time.

And1AllDay
05-16-2021, 10:34 AM
This post caused a meltdown on LeBron haters.

Greatest playoff performer of all time.

word, not even a debate

its bran on the top and everybody else fighting for #2 to #10

aj1987
05-18-2021, 11:05 AM
I didn't mention Smart because he was hurt, so what? Are you taking Marcus Smart over Irving and Hayward?

Wow, the '19 Celtics had a worse regular season record, who cares? I already told you that they were working their two stars back into the rotation and started out slow because of it, the East was better in '19 as well.

The Celtics weren't that good, get over it. Brown and Tatum as your leading scorers, really? Not even a single 20 ppg scorer on that PO team? A rookie with 0 Playoff experience leading them in the POs? :facepalm
You're just scrambling and holding onto asinine arguments at this point. Stop looking at names and look at the results. The '18 Celtics performed better in the RS and PO's than the '19 Celtics. That's just a FACT.

If we're looking at just names, should we talk about the '13 Lakers? Kobe, Nash, Dwight, Artest, Gasol, Jamison, etc..

You said RS records are irrelevant and I showed you that he '18 Celtics were better in the PO's as well and now, you're having a bitch fit because you were absolutely wrong.


Hawks didn't have 4 legitimate all-stars, Korver was an injury replacement :kobe: , even then, 3 all-stars is iffy for that team, but it shows you how pathetic the Eastern Conference was at the time.

Korver was an All-Star. So yeah, a legit All-Star. Devin Booker was an injury replacement last season. You think he wasn't a legit All-Star player?

**** it. Even if you ignore Korver, they still had 3 more All-Stars. LeBron's #2 was JR Smith. In case you didn't know, Irving was injured and Love didn't play a single game. Korver was injured as well, but the Hawks lost the two games in played in.

The EC was "pathetic" because arguably the greatest player ever made them look pathetic.

ArbitraryWater
05-18-2021, 11:14 AM
He shouldve never been down to rookie teenage Tatum in the first place. That's embarrassing. The hilarious thing is PRIME Tatum is now leading a 7 seed. LeQueen left the conference just as it was becoming competitive.

you understand this isnt a 1-1 series, that the Celtics beat the Bucks and Sixers, were the #1 defense, and were 10-0 at home, with Rozier and Horford balling next to Tatum and Brown?

TheCorporation
05-18-2021, 02:24 PM
This post caused a meltdown on LeBron haters.

Greatest playoff performer of all time.

Bingo :cheers:

ArbitraryWater
05-18-2021, 02:26 PM
Do people here forget that Kevin Love was out in games 6 and 7?


LeBron won the series by himself

TheCorporation
05-18-2021, 02:44 PM
Do people here forget that Kevin Love was out in games 6 and 7?


LeBron won the series by himself

They do.

Had to remind them

41/13/9/2/2 on 51% FG

theman93
05-18-2021, 03:47 PM
What happened in the next series? Could somebody remind me?

Airupthere
05-18-2021, 04:20 PM
What a scary team that celtics lineup was :oldlol:

Wally450
05-18-2021, 04:47 PM
That Celtics team was actually fun to watch. Terry shot us out of G7 and Jeff Green went ham that game. :facepalm

TheCorporation
05-18-2021, 05:38 PM
What a scary team that celtics lineup was :oldlol:

Indeed. They pillaged Giannis/Midlleton's anus and then Simmons/Embid's anus.

Shooter
05-25-2021, 04:06 PM
LeStunning :rockon:

https://i.postimg.cc/90mJwXRB/Elimination-Game-James.jpg

DABIGSALSISHA
05-25-2021, 04:27 PM
Lmao

:lol

Shooter
05-27-2021, 12:22 PM
All 48 minutes of Game 7

100th game of the season

Year 15

8th straight Finals


Jeff Green as 2nd option


Ladies and gentlemen


LeUnbelievable :bowdown:

https://i.postimg.cc/tJCZvVDd/Never-Will-Be-Repeated-Goat-Stuff.jpg

8Ball
05-27-2021, 12:52 PM
2018 was the greatest carry job of all time.

I am more impressed with 2018 playoffs with Bron than any other ring he ever won.