How the hell are you going to accuse other posters of this, when you're guilty yourself?
Steve Kerr was right about lebron
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Rigby.
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Breh i am not saying last year was his prime
I said he would have done exactly the same shyt he did last year even in his prime
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LeBron has single handedly proven the importance of a consistent jumpshot. Most important aspect of the game if youre a non big. Starting to change to even if youre a big
that boy ben simmons better learn
Rigby.
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Seeing as how in his prime, he had a jumper, was more athletic, and had a better post game
I doubt it
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Lowkey watching lebron has scared me away from Simmons. Im not even gonna lie. Miss me with his 19-12-5. Useless stats.
Its so hard building WINNING teams around offensively limited, ball dominant players
Yeah I mean damn ray Allen still getting offers
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Basically.
LeBron has always relied on his size and athleticism rather than his fundamentals.
He's similar to Russell Westbrook in that sense.
His shot selection has gotten better over the years, but more times than not he's too passive when those moments call for him to take over the game.
LeBron has always relied on his size and athleticism rather than his fundamentals.
He's similar to Russell Westbrook in that sense.
His shot selection has gotten better over the years, but more times than not he's too passive when those moments call for him to take over the game.
And then....
nikka fukk all that analytics, make, miss, PER % bullshyt.
That's some pretty selective stat-quoting there. Kobe had 8 seasons under 44% and shot 44.7% for his career. I have no idea how you got "roughly 46%" from 44.7%.
By comparison, different era, but MJ only shot under 44% twice in his entire career, and during his prime he only shot under 48% once. 49.7% for his career.
Lebron has only shot under 47% once in his entire career, never under 48% during his prime, and he shoots just as many threes as Kobe does. 49.8% for his career.
Wade never shot under 44% in his career, never under 47% in his prime, and 48.8% for his career.
44.7%
49.7%
49.8%
48.8%
One of these things is not like the others....
Both Jordan and Wade had a lot fewer threes though, so effective shooting % was different.
You mean 40%?
And calling 2015 Lebron's prime is a bit of a stretch. If 2015 is Lebron's prime, then his prime has already lasted at least 12 years, which you can make an argument for but which starts to really make the meaning of "prime" a bit useless.
He never played the champion 2007 Spurs - he didn't even get past the first round that year.
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Bron needs to get in the gym with Hakeem this summer
If thats the case this will be my NBA Finals and NBA game I ever watch period. I'm not watching a league dominated by a fukking jump shooting team like The Warriors after what I grew up watching.
Don't worry about it bytch ass nikka. fukk you and this fake ass narrative driven bullshyt
Getting better at shooting a basketball makes you worse at basketball. The fact that players have become consistently better shooters and keep being able to do it from further and further away is prime evidence that everyone was more skilled in the 1970s and 1980s and the game was better to watch.