Who had the better game last night? LeBron or Westbrook?

[JordanWearinThe45]

 

[Fortunate Lee]

Bron

 

[Marc Spector]

Westbrook if only because the thunder were dead in the water for most of that game.

 

[Marc Spector]

NBA is some faggits too for not showing that Thunder/Jazz game nationally on TNT.

 

[filial_piety]

just going beyond stats…because if we're just going by individual play…i'd say RWB because of it being an elimination game with the come back….but I still think the Thunder are done for…

But with Bron……I think he saved the series for the Cavs…they lose that game I think they would've lost the series after next game…but because they did win this game, I think they'll end it on Friday and move onto round 2

 

[Fortunate Lee]

Westbrook if only because the thunder were dead in the water for most of that game.

PG had 34

 

[CourtesyFlush]

One of the best nights of nba in awhile. I can't even choose my favorite, but between the two of them I stayed with the face all evening.

 

[fifth column]

Bron did his thing but Russ was just

 

[Drip Bayless]

Lebron was cooking the whole game, Russ only turned his savage up after the 2nd half

 

[GilSho]

Russ by far with context included even though Bron was much better statstically. Most stars are quitting down 25 in the 3rd quarter. His play had a large part to do with that deficit obviously but it was insane to watch live. The arena was dead, nikkas were already preparing their hot takes & he single-handedly breathed life back into the team. All of a sudden the crowd was into it, PG began feeding off that energy & their defensive intensity suddenly picked up.

Also, the fact that he spearheaded that comeback by knocking down a thousand jumpers which is his major weakness is incredible. He started hitting everything from 3 & more importantly midrange which is the shot Utah have been content giving up throughout this series.

LeBron ate almost purely through drives. That off-balance Game-winning 3 was insane though.

 

[mbewane]

Westbrook. A 25 point comeback is just hard as hell, especially in the playoffs. How many times we see a team make a big comeback only to lose in the end? Russ just never stopped going. Sure PG had a great game but Russ was the fuel. Series was over, arena quiet, no energy whatsoever.

Any other night it would be Bron though, this is 1a and 1b

 

[ISO]

The Thunder were down big in large part due to Russell, he was 5 of 19 in the first half.

The Jazz were ice cold from three after a sizzling first half, Gobert picking up his 5th foul in the 3Q was huge because he neutralizes Adams and protects the rim/P&R. Adams was destroying Utah's guards with screens freeing Russell up for open 15 footers. I'll go with LeBron because he was consistent throughout the whole game and to win with a clutch chasedown block and buzzer beater three pointer is crazy.

 

[Remote]

Both great efforts.
I don't think we need to choose.

 

[Liquid]

Both great efforts.
I don't think we need to choose.

Of course we do, this is the coli.

I voted Westbrook

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

Russ by far with context included even though Bron was much better statstically. Most stars are quitting down 25 in the 3rd quarter. His play had a large part to do with that deficit obviously but it was insane to watch live. The arena was dead, nikkas were already preparing their hot takes & he single-handedly breathed life back into the team. All of a sudden the crowd was into it, PG began feeding off that energy & their defensive intensity suddenly picked up.

Also, the fact that he spearheaded that comeback by knocking down a thousand jumpers which is his major weakness is incredible. He started hitting everything from 3 & more importantly midrange which is the shot Utah have been content giving up throughout this series.

LeBron ate almost purely through drives. That off-balance Game-winning 3 was insane though.

Great breakdown