How many 50 win teams has Lebron beat now?

[1thouwow]

Did they subtract the Shaq years?

 

[NobleDrewAli]

I feel it was a great accomplishment that LeBron beat that 73 win team.

But LeBron fans can't have it both ways.

If he conquered a great task beating a 73 win team that many would like to place in all time great conversation based on their record winning 73 wins,

Then you can't back track and start juelzing when we say go out and beat the Warriors now. Especially since getting Durant they haven't won 73 games.

Can't be he beat that 73 win team that makes him the greatest

Then and start making all the excuses when he expected to beat this team, oh they added Durant oh they got 4 all stars, I get that but if your using 73 wins to suggest he can overcome any odds then he should be able to get past them now.

I know he had more help then, etc I know what's coming

A 73 win team that added the 2nd best player in the league is definitely gonna be better. The record may not reflect that, but let's be real breh.

 

[Brandon M.]

Did they subtract the Shaq years?

13 without shaq, how many shaq got without kobe tho

 

[Lakerman0834]

Bron stans gassed up beating a 50 win team without its MVP candidate player

 

[cornercommission2k12]

A 73 win team that added the 2nd best player in the league is definitely gonna be better. The record may not reflect that, but let's be real breh.

The point is not saying this team today is not better , the point is you can't uphold a 73 win team like he beat the impossible then start coppin pleas when you bring up what they are now. Recognize that maybe beating that 73 win team (with the Draymond suspension) is not as great as you think and maybe beating this warriors team is really beating the impossible and not that 73 win team.

 

[NobleDrewAli]

The point is not saying this team today is not better , the point is you can't uphold a 73 win team like he beat the impossible then start coppin pleas when you bring up what they are now. Recognize that maybe beating that 73 win team (with the Draymond suspension) is not as great as you think and maybe beating this warriors team is really beating the impossible and not that 73 win team.

My guy, it is possible to hold up that 73 win team and the team that added KD because KD makes them better by far. This is the best collection of talent on a roster and the best team the league has ever seen.

Miss me with that Draymond shyt. Nikka missed one game and played game 6 and had 32, 15, and 9 in game 7 and they still lost. To say that ain't a great accomplishment is flat out being dishonest.

 

[THE MACHINE]

Here are some results against 60 win teams too:
Jordan: (7-2)

• 1986/1987: Lost 0-3 to Boston Celtics (67-15) in 1st Round
• 1988/1989: Lost 2-4 to Detroit Pistons (63-19) in ECF
• 1992/1993: Won 4-2 to New York Knicks (60-22) in ECF
• 1992/1993: Won 4-2 to Phoenix Suns (62-20) in Finals
• 1995/1996: Won 4-0 to Orlando Magic (60-22) in ECF
• 1995/1996: Won 4-2 to Seattle Sonics (64-18) in Finals
• 1996/1997: Won 4-1 to Miami Heat (61-21) in ECF
• 1996/1997: Won 4-2 to Utah Jazz (64-18) in Finals
• 1997/1998: Won 4-2 to Utah Jazz (62-20) in Finals

LeBron: (3-4)

• 2007/2008: Lost 2-4 to Boston Celtics (66-16) in 2nd Round
• 2010/2011: Won 4-1 to Chicago Bulls (62-20) in ECF
• 2013/2014: Lost 1-4 to San Antonio Spurs (62-20) in Finals
• 2014/2015: Won 4-0 to Atlanta Hawks (60-22) in ECF
• 2014/2015: Lost 2-4 to Golden State Warriors (67-15) in Finals
• 2015/2016: Won 4-3 to Golden State Warriors (73-9) in Finals
• 2016/2017: Lost 1-4 to Golden State Warriors (67-15) in Finals

Shaq: (4-4)

• 1995/1996: Lost 0-4 to Chicago Bulls (72-10) in ECF
• 1996/1997: Lost 1-4 to Utah Jazz (64-18) in 2nd Round
• 1997/1998: Won 4-1 to Seattle Sonics (61-21) in 2nd Round
• 1997/1998: Lost 0-4 to Utah Jazz (62-20) in WCF
• 2001/2002: Won 4-3 to Sacramento Kings (61-21) in WCF
• 2002/2003: Lost 2-4 to San Antonio Spurs (60-22) in 2nd Round
• 2005/2006: Won 4-2 to Detroit Pistons (64-18) in ECF
• 2005/2006: Won 4-2 to Dallas Mavericks (60-22) in Finals

Duncan: (3-3)

• 1997/1998: Lost 1-4 to Utah Jazz (62-20) in 2nd Round
• 2002/2003: Won 4-2 to Dallas Mavericks (60-22) in WCF
• 2004/2005: Won 4-1 to Phoenix Suns (62-20) in WCF
• 2005/2006: Lost 3-4 to Dallas Mavericks (60-22) in 2nd Round
• 2006/2007: Won 4-2 to Phoenix Suns (61-21) in 2nd Round
• 2012/2013: Lost 3-4 to Miami Heat (66-16) in Finals

Kobe: (2-5)

• 1996/1997: Lost 1-4 to Utah Jazz (64-18) in 2nd Round
• 1997/1998: Won 4-1 to Seattle Sonics (61-21) in 2nd Round
• 1997/1998: Lost 0-4 to Utah Jazz (62-20) in WCF
• 2001/2002: Won 4-3 to Sacramento Kings (61-21) in WCF
• 2002/2003: Lost 2-4 to San Antonio Spurs (60-22) in 2nd Round
• 2006/2007: Lost 1-4 to Phoenix Suns (61-21) in 1st Round
• 2007/2008: Lost 2-4 to Boston Celtics (66-16) in Finals

Magic: (2-4)

• 1982/1983: Lost 0-4 to Philadelphia 76ers (65-17) in Finals
• 1983/1984: Lost 3-4 to Boston Celtics (62-20) in Finals
• 1984/1985: Won 4-2 to Boston Celtics (63-19) in Finals
• 1988/1989: Lost 0-4 to Detroit Pistons (63-19) in Finals
• 1990/1991: Won 4-2 to Portland Blazers (63-19) in WCF
• 1990/1991: Lost 1-4 to Chicago Bulls (61-21) in Finals

Bird: (1-3)

• 1980/1981: Won 4-3 to Philadelphia 76ers (62-20) in ECF
• 1984/1985: Lost 4-2 to Los Angeles Lakers (62-20) in Finals
• 1986/1987: Lost 2-4 to Los Angeles Lakers (65-17) in Finals
• 1988/1989: Lost 0-3 to Detroit Pistons (63-19) in 1st Round

Kareem: (1-5)

• 1969/1970: Lost 1-4 to New York Knicks (60-22) in ECF
• 1971/1972: Lost 2-4 to Los Angeles Lakers (69-13) in WCF
• 1982/1983: Lost 0-4 to Philadelphia 76ers (65-17) in Finals
• 1983/1984: Lost 3-4 to Boston Celtics (62-20) in Finals
• 1984/1985: Won 4-2 to Boston Celtics (63-19) in Finals
• 1988/1989: Lost 0-4 to Detroit Pistons (63-19) in Finals

 

[qashif]

Hawks were a 60-win team

 

[Trojan 24]

Did they subtract the Shaq years?

Wade + Bosh > Shaq

 

[FunkDoc1112]

It's at 15 now if you include the 2012 Pacers and Thunder.

 

[Mad Good Dro]

Wade + Bosh > Shaq

Absolutely not, Esp after 2012.

 

[str8up]

It's at 15 now if you include the 2012 Pacers and Thunder.

Forgot about the lockout when I was skimming through. This is the correct answer tho, 15 if you count the lockout or 13 without.