Right. He was the entire offense.
My point is Lebron shouldnt get extra credit for being the entire offense. He didnt shoot well.
Klay and Steph with the Subliminal shots at LeBron
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My point is Lebron shouldnt get extra credit for being the entire offense. He didnt shoot well.
Given the circumstances, I have no issue with his play.
Neither do I. But I'm not seeing it as some all time great performance for the ages either.
Dude was scoring half their points and contributing to like 70% of the points. A great performance in a losing effort.
Biscayne
Ocean air
If LBJ's the Bully, than that must make LBJ Debo to their Craig. And we all know how Friday ended for Debo.They both look/sound nervous like wimps talking shyt about their bully knowing that word is going to get back to him
Biscayne
Ocean air
If LBJ faces KD and Westbrook, LBJ might wish he was facing GS again. THOSE 2 hadn't forgotten about 2012, and they'll be coming for revenge.Bron won't even see these dudes in the playoffs again. KD and Westbrook are gonna handle these dudes once they're healthy next postseason.
OG_StankBrefs
Da Spice...
If LBJ's the Bully than that must make LBJ Debo to their Craig. And we all know how Friday ended for Debo.
Gettin his life togetha and ended up being da President of da Federated Territories.
If LBJ's the Bully, than that must make LBJ Debo to their Craig. And we all know how Friday ended for Debo.
Craig was protected by the plot
But while we're on the subject.............
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/that-deebo-vs-craig-fight-comes-straight-out-of-a-comic-book.205404/
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If you switched Curry with Lebron,Cleveland would have gotten sweeped.Probably lose in the second round to the bulls.Lets not forget that the cavs beat the bulls despite Jr smith missing the first 2 games at home,in addition to Love and Irving being injured.
LOL, you beat ANY team that way.You people are completely irrational.
It's not "irrational". You can't say irrational in the same line where you say you beat any team that way. His wing players are for the most part spot up shooters when playing with Bron that can't create their shot. He's the only one on that team that can put it on the floor consistently without Kyrie. Lebron's jumper isn't wet like that and while he's starting to play in the post more, he still has work to do in that area.
I don't believe in asterisks per say, but you can't discount a team missing 2 all stars. Series shouldn't have gone this long.
Gil Scott-Heroin
Veteran
The proof is, this team wouldn't be shyt without Curry.
USSInsiders
Banned
We can make the same shytty argument with virtually any MVP candidate. No shyt he makes a big difference, but so does LeBron, so does Harden. Every team worth their salt has one or two guys that can dominate offensively.
Jamaal
Rookie
Can you really blame them? Ol' King James opened himself up for scrutiny with that line!
Gil Scott-Heroin
Veteran
I fail to see how that's "more proof" of him failing to register a Finals MVP vote when the media was too busy dikkriding LeBron to notice what actual impact he had; only giving it to Iggy because he was the one to strike down their superhero, rather than vote for the player that had the most impact/output of all the players on that Warriors team.
USSInsiders
Banned
Listen all of these media awards are just products of groupthink. I pay no mind to them, I just personally didn't think he deserved regular MVP because in my opinion the Warriors collective excellence made them great. Steph is very good player, and he stood out, but if you watch the warriors they just collectively dominate and destroy people. They ran the score up big time all season. People would come into their arena and get decimated constanty. I'm traditionally used to seeing MVPs being the guys that make the difference between winning and losing. More often than not Steph was the guy who made the different between the -15 getting covered or not, not the win. I think some of the writers saw some of that firsthand in the finals.
Obviously the award was a result of him being the best guy on the best team. I get it. Iggy got fmvp because he stood out prominently in the smaller lineup towards the end, defended LeBron well (no shyt, most people know he's arguably the best man-on-man pause defender in the league) and had those "defining" moments corny media cacs love to cling to.
I had the replay of game 6 playing in the background last night and I really was able to key in on some plays again. When the cavs blitzed the PNR and steph passed it to the post who then kicked it to the corner or kicked it to the roll man after the blitz (which was usually iggy) he'd basically have wide open shots to knock down, and they made them. Iggy and the other guys just made the shots they had to make consistently, and Iggy who's not a prolific jumpshooter by any means was able to knock down easy shots and capitalize on turnovers and push the break and finish (which he's always been great at.)
I think Kerr even mentioned that the cavs obviously took away their best guys and forced the others to beat them, and they did.
I honestly think the writers didn't know who the fukk to vote for, but again, it's another reason why I pay zero mind to their opinions cause more often than not they're totally clueless based on the questions they ask and the opinions they give.
