Cool, but Walt Frazier had one of the best game 7s of all time and did it in a finalsBreh, 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 on his team.
Also...
Cool, but Walt Frazier had one of the best game 7s of all time and did it in a finals![]()
against a team with four HOFers, and the Knicks MVP was limping.That was ONE game, and it was an easy win where he was playing with 4 HOFers in the starting lineup.
Nah, CP3 has never had a game like 36 points, 18 assists and 7 rebounds and probably a crazy amount of steals in a game 7 of an NBA final. Not many players have.CP3 had similar games to close out teams on multiple occasions, they just didn't happen to be in the Finals cause CP3 never played with 4 HOFers in the starting lineup simultaneously.
Thats cool, but Walt was known as a clutch player.You ignore that Frazier was only averaging 14.5ppg in the Finals before that Game 7. You ignore that in the previous series he had scored just 2 points on 1-8 shooting in the closeout game (team was so stacked they won anyway). You ignore that in his other title season he only averaged 16.8ppg and 5.1 apg in the Finals. You ignore that the 2nd-best closeout win performance of his entire career was just 25 points.
My Rockets did until he tore his fkn hamstringThe most skilled all-around point guard of all time stuck on teams who can never defend the other team's bigs when it matters.![]()
False. The Lakers only had 3 HOFers and one was Baylor who was 35yo and at the end of his career. Baylor only had 19 and Wilt got shook by Willis Reed's comeback, only scored 21 and shot 1-11 from the line. Both did not nearly enough in a blowout loss.against a team with four HOFers, and the Knicks MVP was limping.![]()
Considering that CP3 has posted 41-7-10 in an elimination game, 37-3-7 in an elimination game, and 41-4-8 in an elimination game, and all in a MUCH slower era with MUCH worst supporting cast, you have zero evidence that he wouldn't put up 36-18-7 in a blowout win during a high-scoring era where he got to pass to an entire lineup of all-stars all game long.Nah, CP3 has never had a game like 36 points, 18 assists and 7 rebounds and probably a crazy amount of steals in a game 7 of an NBA final. Not many players have.
Why do you keep trying to prove that all you care about is narratives and not facts?Thats cool, but Walt was known as a clutch player.
Chris Paul is also known as one and yet we have seen him look scared in the moment. We saw it in the last four games that Chris Paul didn't want it during winning time.
He ain't it. Its fine to accept that. It seems Chris Paul has.
I've awlays wondered that. How do y'all watch his games and not get tired of the same thing over and over again? Willfully ignoring the bad and only hyperfocusing on the unlucky times? Mental gymnastics to excuse his failures? (Otherwise known as confirmation bias)?I have no idea how Chris Paul has fans …
Happy Giannis won the title.
Really happy it came at that nut punching, flopping, foul baiting fakkits expense.