no you didn't....
True true
3 fmvps but he's not clutch
Game winner over kawai in 2013 but he aint clutch''
''Bu bu ray allen saved lebron'' Ignoring the fact that lebron scored like 20 straight points in the 4th quarter to bring his team back and made a 3 prior to allen's
''bubu kyrie saved lebron'' Ignoring lebron making prob the best block in finals history and made back to back 3's prior to make it 89-89
Imo it's not about how many game winners LeBron has made, it's more about his WILLINGNESS to take that shot.
Alot of Bron apologists will point to him "making the right play" during those crunch time moments......which he has at times but there have also been times where he DEFERRED to a less talented player instead of taking over. Bron is getting better stepping up when he needs to, but he's not cut from the same cloth as a Jordan, Kobe, or even IT in Boston right now.
You gotta be born with that dawg in u and LeBron just doesn't have it. One instance that always stood out to me was when Lebron wouldnt take that shot against Kobe at the Allstar game
That clip says it all
If Bron had TRUE KILLER INSTINCT he would be practically unstoppable. He reminds me of the character Gladiator from Marvel....when Lebron is front running he's damn near unstoppable, but once a hint of doubt enters his mind he can crumble like he did in 2011.
You Kobe Stans and your "alternative facts".
Lebron didn't get swept by no Dallas team, he took them to 6. And Kobe didn't drop 62 on that team, he DID get swept, and he was on the stacked defending champs.
You just tried to insult Lebron by falsely accusing him of failing in the exact way that Kobe DID fail.
How dumb is you?
If you can't do nothing but lie, your argument is ass.
Lebron wasn't no 10 years into the game, he was only 25 when that season started and had never had shyt for coaching. And within two years he'd be destroying San Antonio in Game 7 of the Finals with his jump shot.
That's how dominant he is that you reduced to these weak-ass arguments. One of the greatest passers in the game, a DPOY candidate, one of the best drivers and finishers ever, one of the clutches playoff performers by any measure. .. And all you're left with is trying to claim that at 25 a 270lb forward hadn't developed his jump shot fast enough, and even THAT was something he turned into a strength in time.
He actually tried to argue that the heat got swept and that Kobe dropped 62 on Dallas that season. The stupidity of Kobe stans will never fail to amaze me.
breh you realize "clutch" shots isn't a real stat right? so i was posting an example of what i was talking about.. it doesn't matter who MAKES the most clutch shots... it matters who shoots them at a higher percentage... that is my only pointSo your argument is really going to be that Kobe must have been putting up fewer game-winning attempts than Bron?
Ain't that the exact OPPOSITE of the shade you always trying to cast on him?
And I DID post the attempts for the playof numbers. What part of 8-23 is better than 7-28, 5-12 is better than 2-12, and 4-7 is better than 1-4 can't you understand?
Do you really want the regular season percentages too? Will you admit defeat then, or just move the goalposts again?
And posting random cherry-picked photos with random-ass criteria shows you know you lost. Why only those 3-year or ten-year intervals, why not whole career? Why only post regular season and not playoffs? Why final 10 seconds, a totally random ass number, instead of final 24 or 5 or 2 or 1? Because you have to come up with all sorts of meaningless qualifications to make Lebron look bad.
"Lebron sucks in the clutch if you ignore the playoffs and cherry-picked a random time interval and distort the criteria to avoid counting as many of his shots as possible. "
