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Keep talking to yourself, got.Shame on you. LeBron isn't allowed to have a clutch teammate
Shame on you. LeBron isn't allowed to have a clutch teammateThis is so stupid, tbh..
Shaq and Kobe would have 1 less ring without Robert Horry's shot in 2002..Timmy would have 1 less ring without Horry in 2005..Kobe would have 1 less ring without Fisher and Metta's heroics against Boston, etc..
Keep talking to yourself, got.Shame on you. LeBron isn't allowed to have a clutch teammate
i don't know if it's the biggest chokejob though. we were the underdogs going into it, and we all knew it was going to be a dog fight. I guess we just didn't expect Manu to be as bad as he was. It's amazing we made it as close as we did when our secondary ball handler was playing like he was at the Buenos Aries YMCA. The East being better, the Heat being on their 4th championship run, and Spurs bringing in Marco to cover up Manu at times does give me some hope.I like discussing these things. Nobody wants to discuss 6 upstairs
the biggest chokejob in NBA history.
OP is a got Lebron nuthugger.
He beat us so bad he airballed a three and missed two others in the finals 40 seconds along with 2 of his 6 turnovers
You and harlem should get a room, tbh.Shame on you. LeBron isn't allowed to have a clutch teammate
well the chokejob I'm referring to is Manu's the entire game 6 and the rest of the Spurs starting at 30 seconds to go in game 6.worst loss in history IMO
This terrible troll belongs to either Bynumite or besteva.
probably because people remember more of the way that he singlehandedly got them back into the game, so that Ray's miracle 3 was even possible
or people remember the way he completely dominated from start to finish of game 7
probably because those things mattered more, as they spanned across over an hour of basketball being played, as opposed to one bad 30 second stint in the middle of it
Game 6 hurt more because it entailed game 7's inevitable outcome and whatever lebron was going to do given another chance
None of those carried the same magnitude as Ray Allen's shot. Horry tied the series in 2002 and the Spurs were never in danger of losing a series in 2005. The Lakers were up by 3 in 2010 when MWP hit the dagger and Kobe passedThis is so stupid, tbh
Shaq and Kobe would have 1 less ring without Robert Horry's shot in 2002..Timmy would have 1 less ring without Horry in 2005..Kobe would have 1 less ring without Fisher and Metta's heroics against Boston, etc..
Great role players make big shots when their teams need them, tbh..
Allen's Hail Mary was a legacy saver. Had he miss that shot, the series ends there. Lebron, averaging 22 ppg in 41% shooting would be 1-4 in NBA Finals.
0-1... got.
Lebron has played in 5 NBA Finals series?
i swear no one is more incapable of posting stats correctly than you. and stats are the single easiest thing to post. your stupidity must be off the charts
everyone here has very good points tbh
but let's summarize:
- Lebron was choking up to 30 seconds to go in game 6. If you stop the tape right there and summarize Lebron's Finals, you say... LeChokejob.
- Lebron did get some credit back in that game 7, but let's be honest, it was a game 7 at home, what visiting team has a chance especially since Spurs were already in shock from that game 6? Let's be honest and recognize Spurs were not themselves in that game 7, few visiting teams are.
- Ray Allen, the best shooter in history put his prints in the series no doubt.
- Ginobili... what else can be said. smh
One in cleveland
Three in Miami
Which one is he missing?
Relax tbh, 1/4. You get the point. You get worked up over this all the time for no reason. I've never seen anyone take this personally.
think he meant 1 out of 4
1+3=41+3=5?
Lebron been beasting for a while...
I think thoroughly dominating beta Durant in the first Finals he won gave him the last confidence boost he needed in the big stage.
This is his league now, tbh...
0-2 got.
Incorrect.
Lebron was an unstoppable force in the 4th quarter until the span of about 40 seconds left to 30 seconds left where he had two turnovers. The first turnover was bad and flat out a mistake on LBJ's part. The second turnover looked like it was an alleyoop pass to Chris Bosh who was wide open, but simply never even went for the pass. It seemed more like a miscommunication, but either way, it shouldn't have happened at that point in the game.
Lebron "choked" for 10 seconds of game 6, with plenty of magnificent play before, and an incredibly clutch shot right after, hitting a very key 3 pointer.
not themselves in game 7, despite the fact that they played well enough to be in it the entire game
fwiw i recall a team winning a road game 7 before, after an upsetting game 6 loss. back in 2006 IIRC... weren't the spurs involved in that one too?
disagree. 6 turnovers in game 6 almost matches Ginobili who pretty much lost all his fans because of it
they are professional NBA athletes, of course they will play well enough, well enough to lose. If you don't think the last 30 secods of game 6 changed the entire series, I don't know what to tell you
never said it "never" happened. And I was referring to Finals game 7sfwiw i recall a team winning a road game 7 before, after an upsetting game 6 loss. back in 2006 IIRC... weren't the spurs involved in that one too?
We shot 30% from the field that game and you barely won with LeB at his best
Well... I'll always remember that.
The same way I'll always remember Tim Duncan's shot in 2004 that came before Fisher's shot. You can say it was overshadowed - but that really was one of the greatest shots of all time in its own right.
MJ had 3 straight games of 5 TOs in the Finals against Portland. He also had a monster 7 TO game, shooting 36% in game 6 against the Knicks that year, a game that they lost and allowed a game 7. Big whoop. They still won. Just like Miami.disagree. 6 turnovers in game 6 almost matches Ginobili who pretty much lost all his fans because of it
I don't disagree that there is momentum that plays into things. But that's what separates championships teams from non championship teams. The Heat could have curled into a ball and gave up after Parker traveled and hit that miracle shot to win game 1 and take HCA away from Miami, but instead they came out and dominated the next game, and eventually won the series.
game 7s are game 7s. quit making excuses. SA simply lost to a superior opponent.
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