No triple-double for LeBron in NY: NBA rescinds that 10th rebound

[QUOTE=Prodigy]I strongly disagree. Any idiot will be able to tell you that a triple double highly transcends a 52-10-9 performance. It's not even close. Even Ricky Davis would be able to tell you that. Don't feign ignorance with us young man.[/QUOTE]

Ur stupid, it doesn't matter what stats u have, if u have 40 rebounds and lose it means nothing. I matters how u impact the game and obviously Kobe had a bigger impact, no one can stop him and they got destroyed. Bron Bron deffered to his teammates with the 10 assist because he knew he couldn't win by himself.

[QUOTE=Diesel J]See my from above that I just made. Solid proof..[/QUOTE]

Yeah that's weird. I'm pretty sure I've seen guys do it and get credit for the rebound ... Ben Wallace does that a lot.

I'm 100% sure it works that way for steals though. It's weird it doesn't for rebounds.

[QUOTE=amfirst]Ur stupid, it doesn't matter what stats u have, if u have 40 rebounds and lose it means nothing. I matters how u impact the game and obviously Kobe had a bigger impact, no one can stop him and they got destroyed. Bron Bron deffered to his teammates with the 10 assist because he knew he couldn't win by himself.[/QUOTE]
Lebron got 10 assists but his whole team inclding him got only 20 assists that game, meaning Lebron stagnated ball movement and ruined the team game to get his.

[QUOTE=amfirst]Ur stupid, it doesn't matter what stats u have, if u have 40 rebounds and lose it means nothing. I matters how u impact the game and obviously Kobe had a bigger impact, no one can stop him and they got destroyed. Bron Bron deffered to his teammates with the 10 assist because he knew he couldn't win by himself.[/QUOTE]
Steven A Smith is that you? God I am glad thet you don't represent the average IQ of the posters on ISH. Getting 60 points is great, but it is a once a year event. It has happened 5 times for Kobe in his career, MJ 5 times, Wilt over 15, and I am sure countless others. But a 50 point TD happens once a generation. The last one was in 75, 34 years ago. KAJ, You know how I said that Wilt had 15 + 60 pointers? Well he had two, two 50 poinnt TDs. And for the greatest statistical machine in history that means sometinhg. Also you point about Kobe not needing to rely on his team mates to carry his team to a win is rubish. He needed Gasol to get 30 points as well. Also LeBron was responsible for way more points in his teams win than Kobe was.

Point is that a 60 point game is not as, or even close to as special as a 50/10/10 game.

[QUOTE=Mikaiel]Yeah that's weird. I'm pretty sure I've seen guys do it and get credit for the rebound ... Ben Wallace does that a lot.
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The tappers never get credit for the rebounds from what I've seen because they technically don't have full possession of the ball/rebound. The league clearly robbed Lebron of a TD based on that play. From that camera view, Wallace does a double tap towards Lebron without ever having full possession of the ball.

[QUOTE=lilmarcgasol]Lebron got 10 assists but his whole team inclding him got only 20 assists that game, meaning Lebron stagnated ball movement and ruined the team game to get his.[/QUOTE][SIZE=5][B][U][COLOR="Red"]The Cavs average 20 Assists Per Game though :lol [/COLOR][/U][/B][/SIZE]

[URL="http://www.nba.com/cavaliers/stats/"]Link[/URL]. It's 20.3 if you wanna get technical. :confusedshrug:

Next excuse please.....

[QUOTE=Mdog1]Wilt over 15[/QUOTE]

32 to be exact.

[QUOTE=1~Gibson~1][SIZE=5][B][U][COLOR="Red"]The Cavs average 20 Assists Per Game though :lol [/COLOR][/U][/B][/SIZE]

[URL="http://www.nba.com/cavaliers/stats/"]Link[/URL]. It's 20.3 if you wanna get technical. :confusedshrug:

Next excuse please.....[/QUOTE]
yeah and do you know what that means? Lebron averaging 7 a game STILL stagnates ball movement.

[QUOTE=lilmarcgasol]yeah and do you know what that means? Lebron averaging 7 a game STILL stagnates ball movement.[/QUOTE]his 10 assists out of the cavs 20 makes his performance even better :confusedshrug:

[QUOTE=1~Gibson~1]his 10 assists out of the cavs 20 makes his performance even better :confusedshrug:[/QUOTE]
no it means he holds up ball movement from his teammates and stagnates the team, did you watch the game did you see how the goddamn crap Knicks were keeping up score for score with the Cavs with Lebron taking 33 shots, and then passing for half the assists and his whole combined team only getting 10

[QUOTE=lilmarcgasol]no it means he holds up ball movement from his teammates and stagnates the team, did you watch the game did you see how the goddamn crap Knicks were keeping up score for score with the Cavs with Lebron taking 33 shots, and then passing for half the assists and his whole combined team only getting 10[/QUOTE]

He usually doesn't play that way anymore though.

[QUOTE=lilmarcgasol]no it means he holds up ball movement from his teammates and stagnates the team, did you watch the game did you see how the goddamn crap Knicks were keeping up score for score with the Cavs with Lebron taking 33 shots, and then passing for half the assists and his whole combined team only getting 10[/QUOTE]So are you saying his 10assists werent impressive?

Why are yall still talking about which game was better?:oldlol:

50 point triple double is alot rarer than a 60 point game. It's not even debatable:confusedshrug:

[QUOTE=Mikaiel]32 to be exact.[/QUOTE]
I wasn't sure the exact number, but I thought it was only 17. 32 is extaordinary though.

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******gers for Kobe and Bron both just had their blood pressure spike