Your Daddy's Home - Nuggets VS Lakers WCF rematch

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360Waves said:
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Best elimination game player of all time.

Hasn’t lost a game 7 in over 10 years.

Only player to come back from 3-1 in the finals. And did it against a 73 win team, winning game 7 on their floor in a raucous environment. Lets not forget the block.

Question is what is your definition of “clutch” and a “closer.” Ironic you have a Kobe avi considering that Kobe historically dips in the playoffs production wise and 99% of his most memorable games are regular season performances. How many iconic Kobe playoff moments can you actually name? We hear all this wax poetic about 81 and 63 in 3 qtrs but what is Kobe’s “the block” or “LeBronto?” Kyries 2016 finals is more iconic than any Kobe postseason performance.
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360Waves said:
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Best elimination game player of all time.

Hasn’t lost a game 7 in over 10 years.

Only player to come back from 3-1 in the finals. And did it against a 73 win team, winning game 7 on their floor in a raucous environment. Lets not forget the block.

Question is what is your definition of “clutch” and a “closer.” Ironic you have a Kobe avi considering that Kobe historically dips in the playoffs production wise and 99% of his most memorable games are regular season performances. How many iconic Kobe playoff moments can you actually name? We hear all this wax poetic about 81 and 63 in 3 qtrs but what is Kobe’s “the block” or “LeBronto?” Kyries 2016 finals is more iconic than any Kobe postseason performance.
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This is bullshyt. The man has played in 287 playoff games, whereas the GOAT played in 179 playoff games, that's a 108 differential.

Bron has been to 10 NBA Finals and has ZERO game winning buzzer beaters. And zero series ending buzzer beaters in 287 appearances.

Playoff game-winners/tyers with 25 seconds or less

  • Jordan 10/19 (53%)
  • LeBron 10/27 (37%)
Playoff game-winners/tyers with 24 seconds or less

  • Jordan 9/18 (50%)
  • LeBron 10/27 (37%)
Playoff game-winners/tyers with 10 seconds or less

  • Jordan 7/15 (47%)
  • LeBron 9/22 (41%)
Playoff game-winners/tyers with 5 seconds or less

  • Jordan 5/11 (45%)
  • LeBron 7/17 (41%)
Finals game-winners/tyers with 25 seconds or less

Career buzzer beaters

  • Jordan 9
  • LeBron 7
Playoff series ending buzzer beaters

  • Jordan 2
  • LeBron 0
It should come as no surprise that the all-time buzzer-beater king is Jordan. His shots were all jumpers, ranging from 14 feet (’95 in Atlanta) to 26 feet (’92 vs. Detroit). 6 were in the regular season (trailing only Kobe and Johnson), and 3 were in the playoffs (trailing only LeBron). 2 of those 3 even ended the series. 7 were unassisted, which is tied for the most with Johnson. Jordan also averaged 34.4 points per game in the 9 games he won at the horn, which is the highest average among the 11 players with 5+ buzzer-beaters (beating LeBron by a fraction).


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LeBron is obviously a legendary player, and he's a legendary player who appeared in nearly 300 playoff games. But that doesn't mean he's the most clutch, he's not even close to being the most clutch. What shots in the playoffs has he made that truly resonate? Again, ZERO game winners in 10 Finals appearances.

Cut it out.
 
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