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[Victim of Racism]

See the thing with stats is that they don't show the entire context of the shots being taken ...if he misses a bunch of threes in garbage time(which miami's squad caused a lot of) that will skew his numbers...but when bron NEEDED to hit a jumper in miami he more than likely did so...same in Cleveland the first go around...his jumper is now absent. Numbers only tell so much.

If you don't believe numbers, then believe the man himself. When he was still in Miami, he said:

“I’m not making excuses. I’m not a big fan of the jerseys, not a big fan of them. I’ve got to figure something out the next time I wear the short-sleeved jerseys. I already don’t have much room for error on my jumpers”:Miami Heat: LeBron James complains about sleeve jerseys after loss to Spurs

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And even if I conceded that his average in Miami was good, that's still only 4 years out of 12. He shoots 34% from 3 for his 12 year career, which according to @god shamgod, whose post you agreed with, is trash because it's below 35%. He only shot above 34% 5 times in 12 years. That is trash. And he had to be on the most stacked team of all time for 3 of the 5 times he shot above 34% from 3. And I'm being generous by not counting this year because we know he won't be shooting above 34% from 3 by the year's end. Over the last 15 games, he's shooting 33.9% from 3. Last 10, he's at 33.3%. Last 5, he's at 20%. Dirk is 89 years old and he's shooting 39% from 3 on the season. Lj just can't shoot. He never could. I don't get people who claim Lj can shoot. Even @god shamgod called him a "non-shooter". He's still getting shots when he needs them. They just aren't jumpers. He leads the league in ppg in the 4th and on 50% shooting too. Even last night he got layups down the stretch. He scored 16 points on 6 of 8 shooting in the 4th last night. They lost because of free throws and because he and Kyrie were trash all night.

 

[Edub]

If you don't believe numbers, then believe the man himself. When he was still in Miami, he said:
And even if I conceded that his average in Miami was good, that's still only 4 years out of 12. He shoots 34% from 3 for his 12 year career, which according to @god shamgod, whose post you agreed with, is trash because it's below 35%. He only shot above 34% 5 times in 12 years. That is trash. And he had to be on the most stacked team of all time for 3 of the 5 times he shot above 34% from 3. And I'm being generous by not counting this year because we know he won't be shooting above 34% from 3 by the year's end. Over the last 15 games, he's shooting 33.9% from 3. Last 10, he's at 33.3%. Last 5, he's at 20%. Dirk is 89 years old and he's shooting 39% from 3 on the season. Lj just can't shoot. He never could. I don't get people who claim Lj can shoot. Even @god shamgod called him a "non-shooter".

Look...nobody is sayin bron was Larry fukkin bird from three...but he was CERTAINLY more proficient...yes ray Allen and mike mill took most of the behind the arc responsibility from bron and wade...but bron was CERTAINLY more dangerous from behind the arc then...the proof is on the way defenders play him now...before they would pressure just behind half court giving just enough room to not get beat by his first step...now they play him saggin damn near the free throw line...HIS SCOUTING REPORTS HAVE CHANGED...film on him before showed enough reason to respect the outside shot...now not so much. He always shot with his fukkin wrists, but before he had touch with it...now not so much. Coaches are coaching against him different because of what game tape shows

 

[Victim of Racism]

Look...nobody is sayin bron was Larry fukkin bird from three...but he was CERTAINLY more proficient...yes ray Allen and mike mill took most of the behind the arc responsibility from bron and wade...but bron was CERTAINLY more dangerous from behind the arc then...the proof is on the way defenders play him now...before they would pressure just behind half court giving just enough room to not get beat by his first step...now they play him saggin damn near the free throw line...HIS SCOUTING REPORTS HAVE CHANGED...film on him before showed enough reason to respect the outside shot...now not so much. He always shot with his fukkin wrists, but before he had touch with it...now not so much. Coaches are coaching against him different because of what game tape shows

Then what's his excuse for being trash from 3 for 8 out of 12 years? Why has he only shot above 34% from behind the arc 5 times in 12 years? Dude can't shoot and he never could. You won't even believe the man's own words that he has no jumper.

 

[ROFL_GUY]

#thecollapse

 

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[Illuminatos]

Let's talk about how kyrie has given the cavs zero against curry and now rose

Obviously dude isn't 100 percent.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

If you're referring to Curry, he's always been turnover prone. He turned it over less than 3 times per game only once in is career: NBA.com/Stats. Flash has nothing to do with it. Jason Williams was the flashiest passer of all time and he only averaged 2 turnovers per game: Jason Williams. If you have a handle, you won't turn it over. Curry's handle is trash. I don't care how cute his dribbling is. He turns the ball over 3.4 times per game.

Curry's turnovers are high because he takes way too many chances trying to hit homerun passes

Curry's turnovers come as a result of his flashy passes, not his handle.

Similarly, a lot of Lebron turnover comes from his drive and kick game that can sometime result on him missing the guy or it just getting intercepted in the passing lane. Not all turnovers are a result of handling problems, in fact most aren't.

Of course that stupid bytch wouldn't understand this. LOL at having a handle means you won't turn it over.

 

[El Jefe]

Obviously dude isn't 100 percent.

Didn't he put up 30 plus against john wall n the wizards the other week ..and some other big numbers since he came back

 

[Victim of Racism]

Of course that stupid bytch wouldn't understand this. LOL at having a handle means you won't turn it over.

Says the guy who called Kevin Love a "solid defender" and said the Knicks have the 13th best offense in the league.