Just imagine it, 0 points and 2 points

[ArbitraryWater]

Didnt Bosh get that easy ass rebound to pass to Allen in the corner to win game 6 and save Lebron's already tainted legacy?

yup

[Real14]

yup

But was planned to give Lebron a chance at a other title just like when Coach Pop sat Duncan down for no damn reason during that time.

[Ainosterhaspie]

Just imagine it, youre in 2013 nba finals game 7 and two of your best scorers put up zero points Chris Bosh style, and two points Ray Allen style, and you are being guarded by the arguable best perimeter defender of all time in Kawhi Leonard and yet you drop 37 on 52% right on there heads to seal the deal.




Just imagine it.

I mean, forget 2016 James run, is 2013 James run ALSO better than the best Finals run Mike had? Sheesh, maybe even 2012 is too

2013 better than any of Mike's finals runs? 1993 was a damned impressive run. His finals certainly was better than LeBron's 2013 finals. Don't pull a reverse 3ball trying to prop up LeBron over Jordan with lame arguments.

[Real14]

2013 better than any of Mike's finals runs? 1993 was a damned impressive run. His finals certainly was better than LeBron's 2013 finals. Don't pull a reverse 3ball trying to prop up LeBron over Jordan with lame arguments.

Spoken like a true fan and examiner of tha game

[Ainosterhaspie]

Didnt Bosh get that easy ass rebound to pass to Allen in the corner to win game 6 and save Lebron's already tainted legacy?

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Duncan was off the floor because the Spurs had to cover shooters all over the floor because LeBron had a history of making passes to open shooters. They needed guys who could scramble around the perimeter. LeBron's willingness to pass helped create the situation that allowed them to get the rebound, the three and ultimately the title.

[superduper]

2013 better than any of Mike's finals runs? 1993 was a damned impressive run. His finals certainly was better than LeBron's 2013 finals. Don't pull a reverse 3ball trying to prop up LeBron over Jordan with lame arguments.

Just watch out for the line graphs

[Real14]

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Duncan was off the floor because the Spurs had to cover shooters all over the floor because LeBron had a history of making passes to open shooters. They needed guys who could scramble around the perimeter. LeBron's willingness to pass helped create the situation that allowed them to get the rebound, the three and ultimately the title.

Duncan was a great defender tho (even though I hated him)who could still get Bosh away from that key rebound at the end of the damn game.

[E_Stamkos]

Imagine it... You log onto a basketball message board every day in hopes of getting a rise out of random men.

It's time to reassess your life decisions my dude. Do better.

Your mother hates your face right now. Trust...

[Ainosterhaspie]

Duncan was a great defender tho (even though I hated him)who could still get Bosh away from that key rebound at the end of the damn game.

They needed defenders on the floor to chase shooters around the perimeter. Duncan was still a great defender, but there were other guys better equipped to chase defenders through screens and around the perimeter. It's a conundrum that James creates, but doesn't get enough credit for. The same thing happened agaisnt the Pacers in an earlier series (forget if it was the same year or the year before) at the end of the game. James got a winning layup without Hibbert waiting at the rim because the Pacers had to respect that James might pass the ball.

[kennethgriffen]

Just imagine it, youre in 2013 nba finals game 7 and two of your best scorers put up zero points Chris Bosh style, and two points Ray Allen style, and you are being guarded by the arguable best perimeter defender of all time in Kawhi Leonard and yet you drop 37 on 52% right on there heads to seal the deal.




Just imagine it.

I mean, forget 2016 James run, is 2013 James run ALSO better than the best Finals run Mike had? Sheesh, maybe even 2012 is too

just imagine this


game 2 victory: mario chalmers 19 points, ray allen 13 points, chris bosh 12 points, dwyane wade 10 points

game 4 victory: Dwyane Wade 32 points, Chris Bosh 20 points, ray allen 14 points

game 6 victory: mario chalmers 20 points, dwyane wade 14 points, chris bosh 10 points

game 7 victory: dwyane wade 23 points, shane battier 18 points, mario chalmers 14 points

[knicksman]

In the end, lebron is a coward. And anyone who respects a coward is a coward himself. No wonder most f@gs love lebron

[SamuraiSWISH]

In the end, lebron is a coward. And anyone who respects a coward is a coward himself. No wonder most f@gs love lebron

Fair logic

[ArbitraryWater]

just imagine this


game 2 victory: mario chalmers 19 points, ray allen 13 points, chris bosh 12 points, dwyane wade 10 points

game 4 victory: Dwyane Wade 32 points, Chris Bosh 20 points, ray allen 14 points

game 6 victory: mario chalmers 20 points, dwyane wade 14 points, chris bosh 10 points

game 7 victory: dwyane wade 23 points, shane battier 18 points, mario chalmers 14 points

is that supposed to be impressive?

[kennethgriffen]

is that supposed to be impressive?

for 2nd, 3rd option scoring.. yes


it averages out to 23.5ppg for your 2nd option

16.3ppg for your 3rd option

12.5ppg for your 4th option



by comparison this was kobes help in 2009


1st win: gasol 16 points, odom 11 points, fisher 9 points

2nd win: gasol 24 points, odom 19 points, fisher 12 points

3rd win: gasol 16 points, ariza 16 points, fisher 12 points

4th win: odom 17 points, ariza 15 points, gasol 14 points


thats 18.2ppg 2nd option

15.2ppg 3rd option

11.7ppg 4th option




kobe had 7 less ppg total from his 3 best sidekicks

[Phoenix]

Bosh and Ray didn't do anything that game, but the Heat got 55 points from Wade(23), Chalmers(14), and Battier(18). Bron had a big game but he wasn't on an island. And let's not act like Kawhi in 2013 was anywhere near what he is now, on either side of the ball.