The biggest LeBron hater on YouTube just put Kobe #2 on his top 10 list

[1987_Lakers]

The biggest myth about the 2016 Finals is that is was a great series. It was 6 blowouts and then a brickfest last 4 minutes of game 7.

I agree, but in terms of iconic it is up there with 1984 & 1998.

[Full Court]

The biggest myth about the 2016 Finals is that is was a great series. It was 6 blowouts and then a brickfest last 4 minutes of game 7.

It was Lebron's best finals series, but highly overrated.

[ImKobe]

He was so hurt that he managed to average 28|6|6|2 on 61 TS% in the series prior. Even had 36 in the closeout game 7 vs OKC.

I still remember him yelling "Im here, I'm back" after he came back from his injury.

He sprained his MCL and missed like 4 weeks in the middle of the POs, and those numbers you listed were well below his average for that year.

[ArbitraryWater]

Yea yea and Love wasn't healthy at all either.

This is all stupid though. These exact same conversations have been had hundreds of times over the last 10 years. Someone with one agenda forgets to use context, then the other side corrects. Then that correcting side in a different argument (or different angle of the same argument) that suits their agenda forgets to use context, then the original contextless person corrects them.

Story of ISH.

Im mainly saying that in retort to clown wanting to bring up Iggys injury

And of course Curry came back and dropped 40 on the Blazers and had 3 straight 30 pt games to close out OKC iirc.

[1987_Lakers]

He sprained his MCL and missed like 4 weeks in the middle of the POs, and those numbers you listed were well below his average for that year.

He sprained his MCL in the first round of playoffs, a grade 1 sprain to add, which is the mildest MCL sprain to have and usually takes two weeks to heal. He came back two weeks later, not 4 like you said.

He came back and put on a clinic vs the Blazers & Thunder, had 40 points in his very first game back, but because he got clamped by Cleveland the "injury" excuse is used.

Pathetic.

[ImKobe]

He sprained his MCL in the first round of playoffs, a grade 1 sprain to add, which is the mildest MCL sprain to have and usually takes two weeks to heal. He came back two weeks later, not 4 like you said.

He came back and put on a clinic vs the Blazers & Thunder, had 40 points in his very first game back, but because he got clamped by Cleveland the "injury" excuse is used.

Pathetic.

My bad, he injured his ankle in Game 1 and once he healed enough to come back he injured his knee, still missed over 3 weeks of basketball in that timeframe, and it's not like the Cavs figured him out or anything, he struggled for the first 3 games of that series and couldn't get by Kevin Love or Kyrie Irving in Game 7.

[1987_Lakers]

My bad, he injured his ankle in Game 1 and once he healed enough to come back he injured his knee, still missed over 3 weeks of basketball in that timeframe, and it's not like the Cavs figured him out or anything, he struggled for the first 3 games of that series and couldn't get by Kevin Love or Kyrie Irving in Game 7.

He choked, much like Kobe.

[ImKobe]

He choked, much like Kobe.

So did he also choke when they won their first 2 games in that series? Did he choke in the OKC series as well when they fell down 1 - 3 because he played like ass?

You're telling me just forgot how to move with the ball in Game 7 because the lights were too bright? He saw Kevin Love in front of him in isolation and just was too scared to move his feet?

[1987_Lakers]

He saw Kevin Love in front of him in isolation and just was too scared to move his feet?

Yes. LeBron was in the back of his mind.

[ShawkFactory]

Im mainly saying that in retort to clown wanting to bring up Iggys injury

And of course Curry came back and dropped 40 on the Blazers and had 3 straight 30 pt games to close out OKC iirc.

He came back and played almost a month of basketball before the finals. Averaged 29/7/6 in 9 games against Portland and OKC

He was fine enough.

Almost everyone is banged up to a degree in June. If we were to go year-by-year and analyze every conference finals and finals to determine who was out or who wasn't 100%? We'd have stuff to talk about literally every year. And I mean literally.

It's part of the game. If a guy is playing and not very noticeably hobbled (in which case they probably wouldn't be playing) then it's not worth talking about. Everyone can play that game if they want to but it's pointless.

[1987_Lakers]

He came back and played almost a month of basketball before the finals. Averaged 29/7/6 in 9 games against Portland and OKC

He was fine enough.

Almost everyone is banged up to a degree in June. If we were to go year-by-year and analyze every conference finals and finals to determine who was out or who wasn't 100%? We'd have stuff to talk about literally every year. And I mean literally.

It's part of the game. If a guy is playing and not very noticeably hobbled (in which case they probably wouldn't be playing) then it's not worth talking about. Everyone can play that game if they want to but it's pointless.

The '89 Pistons would have a huge asterisk by fans today.

Bird got injured in the beginning of the year so that took the Celtics out of contention, then Detroit played the Lakers in the Finals who were without Byron Scott, and Magic injured his hamstring in game 2 during the 3rd quarter. Pistons took the lead in the 4th and won the game. It was series over by that point.

[Full Court]

The only reason why I really brought up FMVP is to mock you.

You have said in the past that you value FMVP more than any other award, including regular season MVP.

This just shows your ignorance and inability to follow coherent logic.

FMVP is the pinnacle accomplishment in basketball. Is seems you have trouble comprehending the difference between accomplishments and being the best player. Only an idiot would say winning FMVP in a given year means that the winner was the best player in the NBA. And yet that's your only case for Lebron being the best player in 2020 - which is a completely idiotic take when he clearly wasn't even the best player on his own team.

1987_Ragdolled

[Axe]

This foaming braindead retard really thought that KAT was still playing for the wolves the last time they beat the lakers in the previous playoffs lolol. So dumb and stupid.

Inb4 all the deflections, double downing and gay trolling.

[Full Court]

This foaming braindead retard really thought that KAT was still playing for the wolves the last time they beat the lakers in the previous playoffs lolol. So dumb and stupid.

Inb4 all the deflections, double downing and gay trolling.

^Stinky turd throwing a bitch fit.




Just like Lebron

Is the GOAT of turnovers

Axe is the GOAT

Of stinky odors




So true.

[warriorfan]

He came back and played almost a month of basketball before the finals. Averaged 29/7/6 in 9 games against Portland and OKC

He was fine enough.

Almost everyone is banged up to a degree in June. If we were to go year-by-year and analyze every conference finals and finals to determine who was out or who wasn't 100%? We'd have stuff to talk about literally every year. And I mean literally.

It's part of the game. If a guy is playing and not very noticeably hobbled (in which case they probably wouldn't be playing) then it's not worth talking about. Everyone can play that game if they want to but it's pointless.

Fine enough? Part of the game? lol. This is cringe take.