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"Lebrick", for example won 26 out of 33 games in the clutch
Clutch Statistics
(4th quarter or overtime, less than 5 minutes left,
neither team ahead by more than 5 points)
Floor Time statistics
These stats represent how the team performed in clutch situations while the player was on the floor.
Min Net Pts Off Def Net48 W L Win% 87% +14 102.9 98.1 4.8 20 19 51.3%
The Net48 number shows the average +/- net points over a full game.Scoring
Shooting Details
By FG. FGA FG% eFG% Ast'd Blk'd FTM Pts 48 Min 15.7 36.9 .426 .477 26% 2% 18.1 53.3
Free Throw Shooting and Foul Drawing
Shot selection
Shot Att. eFG% Ast'd Blk'd Pts Jump 81% .408 33% 2% 1.7 Close 18% .737 7% 0% 0.7 Dunk 2% 1.000 50% 0% 0.1 Tips 0% .000 0% 0% 0.0 Inside 19% .762 13% 0% 0.8 Shot clock usage
Secs. Att. eFG% Ast'd Blk'd Pts 0-10 27% .552 69% 3% 0.8 11-15 24% .577 7% 0% 0.7 16-20 27% .431 8% 3% 0.6 21+ 22% .333 14% 0% 0.4 Crunch 49% .387 11% 2% 1.0
FTM FTA FT% FTA48 PTS48 FGA Fouled DrawF 53 63 84.1 21.5 18.1 124 16 12.9%
How the does a "clutch" player lose 19 out of 39 games in the clutch? Especially with leading/trailing by 5.
"Lebrick", for example won 26 out of 33 games in the clutch
But but Kobe has the clutch gene
Stats don't matter to Kirby slurpers, the only thing their pea brains can handle is contrived media storylines, so because the media says "Kirby is clutch" and "LeBron chokes," they lap it up and mindlessly parrot it regardless of how wrong it is....
Lebron's more efficient, and his passing rating is 25.6 compared to Kirby's 5.8
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