I never realized how inefficient Westbrook is in the playoffs

[SpursFanSinceNovember2017]

First Round - 300 FG / 720 FGA = 41.6 FG%

Spoiler

1. 2010 Lakers

2. 2011 Nuggets

3. 2012 Mavericks

4. 2013 Rockets

5. 2014 Grizzlies

6. 2016 Mavericks

7. 2017 Rockets

Second Round - 215 FG / 494 FGA = 43.5 FG%

Spoiler

1. 2011 Grizzlies

2. 2012 Lakers

3. 2014 Clippers

4. 2016 Spurs

Conference Finals - 190 FG / 491 FGA = 38.6 FG%

Spoiler

1. 2011 Mavericks

2. 2012 Spurs

3. 2014 Spurs

4. 2016 Warriors

Finals - 52 FG / 120 FGA = 43.3 FG%

Spoiler

1. 2012 Heat

Overall - 757 FG / 1825 FGA = 41.4 FG%

 

[scrt]

durant carried him his whole career.

 

[Black Noise]

Russ keeps getting caught with strays. He had to watch Slenderman win a title and finals MVP and now people are dragging up his stats to show how trash he is. This is gonna be a long summer for Sabo.

In his defense though, I would be surprised if everybody's efficiency didn't take a dip in the playoffs. I mean, if teams DONT start playing tougher, more focused D in the playoffs then I'd have to say this league is even more trash than I thought.

 

[Stuntone]

The ultimate chunker.

 

[WMG the 2nd]

He's the last of the hero ball guards and he clearly was a bron Stan growing up the way he tries to do everything on the court instead of believing and trusting his team mates

 

[Chris Cool]

don't forget he had a woat finals game. thinking he was some nikka that he's not.

 

[LurkMoar]

and hes still gets more respect than the servant



cowards get no love, real nikkas recognize a true competitor



KD aint get no Jordan and kobe cosign

 

[Professor Emeritus]

He's the last of the hero ball guards and he clearly was a bron Stan growing up the way he tries to do everything on the court instead of believing and trusting his team mates

Bron's numbers have gotten too good that the argument has come full circle.


For a decade we were dealing with "Why does Lebron always DEFER?"


And now it's "Why does Lebron always have to do everything and doesn't trust his teammates?"

 

[El Coupeacabra]

But he's got that Jordan and Kobe ATTITUDE! STATS BE DAMNED

He wants to destroy his opponent!!

WITH DUNKS

Not with threes. That's the cheap way out


EDIT: And right on the motherfukking cue

cowards get no love, real nikkas recognize a true competitor



KD aint get no Jordan and kobe cosign

 

[How Sway?]

1 star

 

[LurkMoar]

But he's got that Jordan and Kobe ATTITUDE! STATS BE DAMNED

He wants to destroy his opponent!!

WITH DUNKS

Not with threes. That's the cheap way out


EDIT: And right on the motherfukking cue

Young sabo

 

[Frump]

Guy singlehandedly cheapened the value of the triple double

 

[WMG the 2nd]

Bron's numbers have gotten too good that the argument has come full circle.


For a decade we were dealing with "Why does Lebron always DEFER?"


And now it's "Why does Lebron always have to do everything and doesn't trust his teammates?"

Thing is Lebron in the first days of Cleveland had to do everything cause his teams sunk

When he went to the heat they were the best team he had and won 66 games and he didn't have to go after every board or make every assist

He comes to the cavs with the best guard and arguably best power forward in the conference and still doesn't defer. Why is Lebron taking 18 shots a night in his 14 year and playing the most minutes in the league per game? Yeah you can win with bron it's proven but how are we supposed to see kyrie and love get better if they have to defer when the going gets tough? People point at he losing record when he sits but that's supposed to happen while you figure out your ability to play together and when Lebron isn't on the floor. It's a reason why Miami was a game away from playing the cavs in the conference finals after bron left and would have been a playoff team the past three seasons. Great coaching but also great system. Lebron and Russ make themselves the system and win games off their talent in regular season but when a playoff team that's on par or better gets a fair shot they kill these guys

 

[holidayinn21]

Durant still a front running bytch who helped OKC blow the lead, but leaving Westbrook was absolutely the right decision. That guy has to be the most frustrating player to ever play with.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Guy singlehandedly cheapened the value of the triple double

A triple double never had any value, y'all were just brainwashed into thinking it did - same applies to the box score itself.