Perma ban bet. Quote me where I said losing earlier is better. You down?
It's a useless bet, because you've proven repeatedly that you're too dumb to understand your own argument. Over and over again. For instance (I didn't even quote all of them):
Yup. Bron stans calling a 4 time finals loser, "king". The audacity.
All that, and still, 5-2>>>>>2-4.
And still, being 5-2 in the finals is better than being 2-4. Unless you can explain why its not.
That argument ONLY works if losing in the 1st round is better than losing in the Finals. Otherwise, you have to say that Kobe is 5-15 (and 2-11 without Shaq) and Lebron is 2-10. Not counting their 1st-round losses against them, then quoting their Finals record alone as if Finals losses are more damaging than 1st-round losses, is implicitly claiming that losing earlier is better.
So go ahead, permaban yourself. But you won't, because you're too stupid to even realize what you're saying.
1. Look at the names I mentioned, I'm talking about more modern meaning late 90s- current 2000s, which LeBron is apart of and yes the names I mentioned have those exact finals numbers along with other within the same timeline been. Wilt Kareem and Jerry played I'm early eras. Some would argue it's harder to reach the finals now than then
The lying here is incredible. You didn't mention any names at all in the post I quoted....and you specifically said, "every major HOFer", which makes it obvious that you were NOT talking about the 1990s/2000s because those guys for the most part haven't even been inducted into the HOF yet!
This was your quote:
LeBron has 7 finals appearances and if he loses hes 2-7 in terms of wins and losses looking at ever major HOFer with finals wins and theyre the finals MVP or main contributor their record is untarnished...and I'm saying nikkas only lost on the finals 1-2 times MAX on multiple appearances
Yeah, try and spin that like you were ONLY talking about Duncan/Shaq/Jordan and not Magic/Kareem/Wilt/West/etc. And talking like "Magic played in a different era than Jordan so he doesn't count" begins to get ridiculous. Are you also going to claim that Dirk/Hakeem/Wade/etc. are "major HOFers", but, say, Malone and Drexler are not?
25 11 and 7 with a super team

whats your point? If LeBron averaged less they still would have won regardless you have arguably one of the best PFs in the league who can shoot 3s and a HOFer SG.
You do realize that Bosh didn't score ANYTHING in the deciding game and only averaged 11.9ppg for the series, right?
That Mario Chalmers was the PG (11 and 2 on 38% shooting) and the team basically didn't even have a center?
That Mike Miller (5ppg) started most of the Finals games and Udonis Haslem (1ppg) started the rest?
That in the pivotal Game 7, outside of Chris Anderson's one basket there was only four guys on the Heat who scored at all, and one of those 4 was 35-year-old Shane Battier?
Outside of Lebron/Battier, the entire Heat team only had 40 points 27 rebounds and 9 assists, shot
18-51 from the field,
1-14 from three, and
3-8 from the line...and won the deciding Game 7!!!!
They needed every bit of Lebron's 37-12-4 on 12-23, 5-10, and 8-8 shooting in that game.
Let's repeat that again:
Wade/Bosh/Chalmers/Allen/Miller/Anderson/Haslem:
40-27-9 combined on 51 shots
Lebron:
37-12-4 on 23 shots
Or let's go back to the previous game, where Lebron put up 32-10-11 in an overtime game that they only won by 3. 17-4-4 in the 4th/overtime, including the 3 that cut the Spurs' lead to 2 in regulation and the go-ahead basket in overtime. Chalmers had 20 and 2 and Wade was 14-4-4 on 6-15 shooting in that game....otherwise, no one else on the Heat had more than 12 points or 2 assists.
Or the 33-11-4 in the Game 4 blowout that tied the series. Beat the Spurs by 16 despite only 5 guys on your team scoring more than once.
Even in the losses....Lebron put up an 18-18-10 and the Heat almost won the first game (Lebron had 6 in the final 3 minutes to cut the Spurs lead to 2 before Parker hit the jumper to ice it) even though no one else on his entire team put up more than 17 points, 5 boards, or 4 assists.
Overall, Lebron averaged 12 ppg in the 4th quarter of the Heat's 4 wins...even though one of them was a blowout that he sat down early.
Acting like Lebron's numbers weren't huge in that series or that the Heat didn't need every bit of it is idiocy.