Walt Frazier wasn't afraid of big moments.
Breh, just admit that you love narratives more than basketball and give it a fukking rest already.
Frazier and CP3 both had plenty of history of balling out in some big moments. But if you want to actually compare:
Frazier in the final game of a series over his career: 18.8ppg
CP3 in the final game of a series over his career: 22.5ppg
Frazier's top-3 series ending wins: 36 points, 25 points, 25 points
CP3's top-3 series-ending wins: 41 points, 41 points, 37 points
Frazier playoff game-winners: ?
CP3 playoff game-winners: The series-winning shot in Game 7 over Tim Duncan
And that's even crazier cause CP3 a pass-first point guard while Frazier played in a much faster-paced era and didn't set up his teammates as much even tho he had the NBA MVP and two other HOFers on his team.
Also...
They want to pretend like 41-4-8 in an elimination game against the Clippers never happened.
And against the Nuggets too. Denver cut that lead to 6 with five minutes left in the elimination game and then CP3 scored 11 points in the last 5 minutes to put the game away and give him 37-3-7 for the game.
2018 in the elimination game against the Jazz he had 20 in the 4th to turn a 3-point deficit into a 10-point win. 41-7-10 for the game.
Then in the back-to-back WCF wins against the Warriors in Game 4 and Game 5 he had 8 and 7 in the 4th during brutal defensive battles.
2015 in Game 7 against the Spurs he was limping with an injured hammy and still put up 9 in the 4th including drawing a foul on Duncan to give the Clips the lead with 13 seconds left then hitting the game-winner over Duncan with 1 second left.
Even going back to his very first elimination game ever, he poured in 11 points in the 4th against the Dirk-Kidd-Terry Mavs to preserve a 5-point win and send them home.
They REALLY love their narratives on here, facts be damned.