Low quality reactionary Finals threads

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

Wrong, try again. Heat won it all in '13 and you have them eliminating zero 50-win teams that year, eh? Not even the Spurs then? Maybe start with familiarizing yourself with some basic common knowledge before you try breaking out the patronizing tone when discussing shyt you have no idea about.

Oh no! I missed a grand total of one whole team! So that means everything else was wrong!
24 eliminations of 50 win teams is something lbron will never achieve. Just the same as a winning finals record.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Oh no! I missed a grand total of one whole team! So that means everything else was wrong!
24 eliminations of 50 win teams is something lbron will never achieve. Just the same as a winning finals record.

Wrong again, that was not your only mistake/lie. You don't know shyt. G'head and slink back to whatever board you found that outdated graphic on that you tried to pass off as "phax"

 

[Professor Emeritus]

kobe has eliminated 24 50 win teams in the playoffs

lebron has eliminated 7

the east sucks

*Waits for @The Dankster to tear this argument to shreds*

Thanks for that heads-up.

You're using an old stat that doesn't include Lebron's last 2 years, that sneakily left out the lockout year of 2012, and that neglected to mention that MOST of Kobe's "wins" were during the Shaq era when Shaq was the actual leader, or that nearly all of Kobe's wins were over mediocre 50-54 win teams.



In his 13-year career, Lebron has beaten TWELVE 50-win teams in the playoffs. SEVEN of them were 55-win teams and THREE of them were 60-win teams.

In the 13 years that Kobe played without Shaq, he beat TEN 50-win teams in the playoffs. TWO of them were 55 wins teams and ZERO of them were 60-win teams.


The two best teams that a Kobe-led team ever beat in the playoffs, wins-wise, were a 59-win Orlando team and a 56-win Spurs team that had Ginobli hurt. That's it. Those are the only teams with more than 54 wins that a Kobe-led team ever beat.

Meanwhile, Lebron's teams took out the 56-win 2011 Celtics, the 62-win 2011 Bulls, the 58-win 2012 Thunder (pro-rated), the 62-win 2013 Spurs, the 56-win 2014 Pacers, the 60-win 2015 Hawks, and the 56-win 2016 Raptors.

"But but, he got to the finals 9 times!"

You still refuse to answer my question. Do you think that John Havlicek was a superior player to Jerry West or not?

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

Thanks for that heads-up. Mayer for President has been spewing verbal diarrhea all over the board recently, it'll be good to prove him a moron again.

You're using an old stat that doesn't include Lebron's last 2 years, that sneakily left out the lockout year of 2012, and that neglected to mention that MOST of Kobe's "wins" were during the Shaq era when Shaq was the actual leader, or that nearly all of Kobe's wins were over mediocre 50-54 win teams.



In his 13-year career, Lebron has beaten TWELVE 50-win teams in the playoffs. EIGHT of them were 55-win teams and THREE of them were 60-win teams.

In the 13 years that Kobe played without Shaq, he beat TEN 50-win teams in the playoffs. TWO of them were 55 wins teams and ZERO of them were 60-win teams.


The two best teams that a Kobe-led team ever beat in the playoffs, wins-wise, were a 59-win Orlando team and a 56-win Spurs team that had Ginobli hurt. That's it. Those are the only teams with more than 54 wins that a Kobe-led team ever beat.

Meanwhile, Lebron's teams took out the 56-win 2011 Celtics, the 62-win 2011 Bulls, the 58-win 2012 Thunder (pro-rated), the 56-win 2013 Pacers, the 62-win 2013 Spurs, the 56-win 2014 Pacers, the 60-win 2015 Hawks, and the 56-win 2016 Raptors.

Your failures to use facts are embarrassing.






You still refuse to answer my question. Do you think that John Havlicek was a superior player to Jerry West or not?

The 2013 pacers won that many? Regardless, these clowns are going overdrive the last 36 hours with this trash. Most of their posts are completely incorrect with statements even basic research would debunk. The fact that they think replacing James with Bryant would make a difference in 2007, 2011, or 2014-16 is laughable. He isn't gonna be scoring as efficiently any year except 2007, and he certainly wouldn't be defending or distributing as well, nor would he be able to handles those type of minutes. The worst part is these idiots keep popping up in larger numbers as time passes trying to rewrite history as if all this isn't caught on camera anyway.

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

Wrong again, that was not your only mistake/lie. You don't know shyt. G'head and slink back to whatever board you found that outdated graphic on that you tried to pass off as "phax"

So how many 50 win teams did lbron eliminate?

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

So how many 50 win teams did lbron eliminate?

Answer's already been posted, check above you.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

The 2013 pacers won that many? Regardless, these clowns are going overdrive the last 36 hours with this trash. Most of their posts are completely incorrect with statements even basic research would debunk. The fact that they think replacing James with Bryant would make a difference in 2007, 2011, or 2014-16 is laughable. He isn't gonna be scoring as efficiently any year except 2007, and he certainly wouldn't be defending or distributing as well, nor would he be able to handles those type of minutes. The worst part is these idiots keep popping up in larger numbers as time passes trying to rewrite history as if all this isn't caught on camera anyway.

Good catch - I accidentally doubled-up on 2014. Fixed now.

The 2013 Pacers were a 49-win team that barely missed being #13 on Lebron's list. Actually, he beat two 49-win teams and two 48-win teams, showing how dumb the artificial cutoff is.

Kobe beat 3 50-win teams, so he could easily be at only 7 wins in 13 years. Lebron could easily be at 16. But I'm sure that Kobestan will tell you that there's a massive difference between a 49-win team and a 50-win team.

It's really telling that I was copying-and-pasting that list from an earlier comment, but with all the haters out there, you were the first one to catch the typo. The typical resident of Kobestan doesn't even care about facts, nor does he have any chance of knowing them. He immediately ignores those facts and starts spewing feces out of his mouth again.

So how many 50 win teams did lbron eliminate?

12 in 13 years. Which is 2 more than Kobe's eliminated in his 13 years without Shaq.

And you don't even want to get started on 55-win or 60-win teams.

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

Good catch - I accidentally doubled-up on 2014. Fixed now.

The 2013 Pacers were a 49-win team that barely missed being #13 on Lebron's list. Actually, he beat two 49-win teams and two 48-win teams, showing how dumb the artificial cutoff is.

Kobe beat 3 50-win teams, so he could easily be at only 7 wins in 13 years. Lebron could easily be at 16. But I'm sure that Kobestan will tell you that there's a massive difference between a 49-win team and a 50-win team.

It's really telling that I was copying-and-pasting that list from an earlier comment, but with all the haters out there, you were the first one to catch the typo. The typical resident of Kobestan doesn't even care about facts, nor does he have any chance of knowing them. He immediately ignores those facts and starts spewing feces out of his mouth again.





12 in 13 years. Which is 2 more than Kobe's eliminated in his 13 years without Shaq.

And you don't even want to get started on 55-win or 60-win teams.

2007
Detroit 53-29

2011
Boston 56-26
Chicago 62-20

2013
Spurs 58-24


2014
Indiana 56-26

2015
Chicago 50-32
Atlanta 60-22

2016
Toronto 56-26


How in the fukk is that 12 50 win teams eliminated? Do you even know what eliminated means?

 

[Professor Emeritus]

2007
Detroit 53-29

2011
Boston 56-26
Chicago 62-20

2014
Indiana 56-26

2015
Chicago 50-32
Atlanta 60-22

2016
Toronto 56-26


How in the fukk is that 12 50 win teams eliminated? Do you even know what eliminated means?

I see that Lebron didn't have championship seasons, apparently.

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

I see that Lebron didn't have championship seasons, apparently.

In those two championship seasons, how many 50 win teams did he eliminate?

 

[Professor Emeritus]

In those two championship seasons, how many 50 win teams did he eliminate?

Four (projecting out to 82 games for 2012, obviously). I originally had 5, because I had accidentally included the 49-win 2013 Indiana Pacers, which I already corrected. Not that it's like there's a gigantic difference between a 49-win team and a 50-win team.

So, why did you leave 2012 and 2013 out? Just forget that Lebron had two championship years...for the SECOND time on the thread?


Now, how many 55-win teams were in that group by Lebron? SEVEN, compared to only TWO by Kobe-led teams.

Now, how many 60-win teams were in that group by Lebron? THREE, compared to ZERO by Kobe-led teams.


But you're going to keep running with the argument that beating teams whose wins are in the low 50s is the true definition of a champion...and Kobe-led teams can't match Lebron-led teams even in that measure.

 

[Big Boss]

Let's see what happens in game 2

 

[Teko]

98
Seattle Supersonics 61-21

00
Suns 53-29
Blazers 59-23
Pacers 56-26

01
Blazers 50-32
Kings 55-27
Spurs 58-24
Sixere 56-36

02
Spurs 58-24
Kings 61-21
Nets 52-30

03
Wolves 51-31

04
Spurs 57-25
Wolves 58-24

08
Nuggets 50-32
Jazz 54-28
Spurs 56-26

09
Rockets 53-29
Nuggets 54-28
Magic 59-23

10
Thunder 50-32
Jazz 53-29
Suns 54-28
Celts 50-32

I don't know what kind of math you learned, but that looks like 24 to me.

Lbron on the other hand
07
Wiz 41-41
Nets 41-41
Pistons 53-29

09
Pistons 39-43


10
Bulls 41-41


11
Sixers 41-41
Celts 56-26
Bulls 62-20

13
Bucks 38-44

14
Pacers 56-26

15
Celts 40-43
Bulls 50-32
Hawks 60-22

16
Raps 56-26

7 50 win teams eliminated for lbron, with 7 teams at .500 or worse.

Not only did Kobe face better competition, he beat them at a much higher rate as well.
Kobe>>>>>>Lbron. Phax. You need to learn some basic math.

Dont confuse Shaq's accomplishments with Kobe's. Both Lebron and Kobe have 2 Finals MVPs, Shaq has 3.

Also high seeds get to play teams with less wins so this little stat of yours is about as useless as you are

 

[Alexander The Great]

front page full of em right now. need to be merged

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

Four (projecting out to 82 games for 2012, obviously). I originally had 5, because I had accidentally included the 49-win 2013 Indiana Pacers, which I already corrected. Not that it's like there's a gigantic difference between a 49-win team and a 50-win team.

So, why did you leave 2012 and 2013 out? Just forget that Lebron had two championship years...for the SECOND time on the thread?


Now, how many 55-win teams were in that group by Lebron? SEVEN, compared to only TWO by Kobe-led teams.

Now, how many 60-win teams were in that group by Lebron? THREE, compared to ZERO by Kobe-led teams.


But you're going to keep running with the dumbass argument that beating teams whose wins are in the low 50s is the true definition of a champion...and Kobe-led teams can't match Lebron-led teams even in that measure.

Lol at just making up wins now. Sorry guy. Doesn't work like that. They beat 1 50 win team. One.