Is Lebron the only back to back finals mvp to lead his team in PPG APG RPG

[Pointguard]

For the 1984 Playoffs, Larry Bird led the Celtics in:
-points
-rebounds
-assists
-steals
-FG%
-FT%
-(also 3rd in blocks and 3rd in 3P% with more 3's taken)

Think about how ****ing crazy that is, yet many people don't even know or talk about it.
He did it as a forward too (not a center), who wasn't even the team's primary ball-handler (not a guard either), and USG below 26%, oh and he led them straight to the title (against the absolutely stacked showtime Lakers, in the Finals).

Wow!

[jlip]

For the 1984 Playoffs, Larry Bird led the Celtics in:
-points
-rebounds
-assists
-steals
-FG%
-FT%
-(also 3rd in blocks and 3rd in 3P% with more 3's taken)

Think about how ****ing crazy that is, yet many people don't even know or talk about it.
He did it as a forward too (not a center), who wasn't even the team's primary ball-handler (not a guard either), and USG below 26%, oh and he led them straight to the title (against the absolutely stacked showtime Lakers, in the Finals).

[Le Shaqtus]

For the 1984 Playoffs, Larry Bird led the Celtics in:
-points
-rebounds
-assists
-steals
-FG%
-FT%
-(also 3rd in blocks and 3rd in 3P% with more 3's taken)

Think about how ****ing crazy that is, yet many people don't even know or talk about it.
He did it as a forward too (not a center), who wasn't even the team's primary ball-handler (not a guard either), and USG below 26%, oh and he led them straight to the title (against the absolutely stacked showtime Lakers, in the Finals).

But but but weak era

Bird>

[c5terror]

For the 1984 Playoffs, Larry Bird led the Celtics in:
-points
-rebounds
-assists
-steals
-FG%
-FT%
-(also 3rd in blocks and 3rd in 3P% with more 3's taken)

Think about how ****ing crazy that is, yet many people don't even know or talk about it.
He did it as a forward too (not a center), who wasn't even the team's primary ball-handler (not a guard either), and USG below 26%, oh and he led them straight to the title (against the absolutely stacked showtime Lakers, in the Finals).

oh yeah forgot the one too

[c5terror]

But but but weak era

Bird>

80s are the golden era of NBA

[SHAQisGOAT]

80s are the golden era of NBA

I agree, he was being ironic though...

Outscoring (on better efficiency) and outplaying a peak Bernard King, while having one of the greatest game7's ever.
Displaying all-around brilliance while being guarded by Marques Johnson, Sidney Moncrief and Paul Pressey.
Going against a team with the likes of Kareem, Magic, Worthy, Cooper, McAdoo, a team that was better on paper, playing better and expected to win.
...........

That's the opposite of weak era. While doing stuff like this:

For the 1984 Playoffs, Larry Bird led the Celtics in:
-points
-rebounds
-assists
-steals
-FG%
-FT%
-(also 3rd in blocks and 3rd in 3P% with more 3's taken)

Think about how ****ing crazy that is, yet many people don't even know or talk about it.
He did it as a forward too (not a center), who wasn't even the team's primary ball-handler (not a guard either), and USG below 26%, oh and he led them straight to the title (against the absolutely stacked showtime Lakers, in the Finals).

And the "final result" being this:

[Pointguard]

The stellar poster SCdac posted this before. Duncan's separation from his teammates was insane in every category.


Duncan was a beast.

A look at his 2003 numbers:

Scoring:

1. Duncan - 24.7 ppg
2. Parker - 14.7 ppg
3. Jackson - 12.8 ppg

Rebounding:

1. Duncan - 15.4 rpg
2. Robinson - 6.6 rpg
3. Rose - 5.8 rpg

Assists:

1. Duncan - 5.3 apg
2. Parker - 3.5 apg
3. Ginobili - 2.9 apg

[SHAQisGOAT]

The stellar poster SCdac posted this before. Duncan's separation from his teammates was insane in every category.


Duncan was a beast.

A look at his 2003 numbers:

Scoring:

1. Duncan - 24.7 ppg
2. Parker - 14.7 ppg
3. Jackson - 12.8 ppg

Rebounding:

1. Duncan - 15.4 rpg
2. Robinson - 6.6 rpg
3. Rose - 5.8 rpg

Assists:

1. Duncan - 5.3 apg
2. Parker - 3.5 apg
3. Ginobili - 2.9 apg

Peak Duncan was terrific

[rlsmooth775]

So Lebron is the only one to do it two years in a row for the championship round

[Pointguard]

A credit to Lebron's greatness his run was three years straight, playoffs, regular season and finals I believe??? A period of like 300 games. That's insane for 2 titles and a third year run to the finals.

[aj1987]

From 2012-2014, LeBron led the Heat in points, rebounds, steals, and assists in the Playoffs and the RS. Points, assists, and steals in the '11 RS (#3 in rebounds) and assists and steals in the playoffs (#2 in points, #3 in blocks, and #2 in rebounds). Pretty ****ing impressive.

[Nash]

From 2012-2014, LeBron led the Heat in points, rebounds, steals, and assists in the Playoffs and the RS. Points, assists, and steals in the '11 RS (#3 in rebounds) and assists and steals in the playoffs (#2 in points, #3 in blocks, and #2 in rebounds). Pretty ****ing impressive.

.1 rebound from leading the team in every category in 2011 playoffs as well.

And all of that lead to 4 straight finals trips, with Lebron dominating every statistical category.

[c5terror]

So Lebron is the only one to do it two years in a row for the championship round

Lebron rebound is overrated LOL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZhm0wcwn0c

Still no lebron stan can explain why is it MJ have more offensive rebound in his first 9 years in the league than Lebron entire career despite Lebron being SF 6'8 and 250lbs. goes to show you that his rebound stat are fraud came from statpadding easy to get defensive rebound and stealing from teammates rebound.

[ArbitraryWater]

From 2012-2014, LeBron led the Heat in points, rebounds, steals, and assists in the Playoffs and the RS. Points, assists, and steals in the '11 RS (#3 in rebounds) and assists and steals in the playoffs (#2 in points, #3 in blocks, and #2 in rebounds). Pretty ****ing impressive.

lol I like this guy more since LeBron left

Finally been able to appreciate what he gave y'all

[aj1987]

lol I like this guy more since LeBron left

Finally been able to appreciate what he gave y'all

I've always liked LeBron (after he joined the Heat). I've been called a LeBron stan more than some actual stans. Doesn't change the fact that I still hate him for '11 or that I'm gonna call him out for his shortcomings.