Those stats about LeBron closing vs Wade closing dont mean ****.
Did you read Andel's argument? They do in the context of this discussion.
Show us 1 of them THIS SEASON only, becuz thats whats relevant. LeBron took his choking to a whole new level this season and everyone who followed basketball AT ALL knows it. He was actually a clutch player before this season. ESPN is obsessed with LeBron yet even they were showing weekly stats of how bad LeBron was choking every time he disappeared another 4th quarter or bricked another clutch shot. LeBron disappeared every ****ing 4th quarter in the finals.
Yeah, he had a pretty poor Finals performance.
It was embarrassing. I was embarrassed for him for how bad he played, being that Ive supported him and believed he was the best player in the league even through all the fire he went under over the course of the last year. But LeBrons performance in the finals was just unacceptable.
Alright, you've made your point.
The best player in the world doesnt consistently disappear entirely during crunch time in every game of a 6 game finals series. 1 maybe 2 times would be excusable. By my memory he had only 1 4th quarter that was even mildly acceptable in the entire series. Meanwhile D-Wade was consistently playing his ass off. And also clutch doesnt just mean shooting. D-Wade had plenty of clutch defensive plays, blah blah blah
Awesome. Way to repeat yourself three times in a row with a poorly-written, poorly-spaced post that conveyed no relevant, new information. Yes, Wade played better during the Finals. Yes, Lebron underperformed. No, that does not mean Lebron's choking was "legendary," nor does it dismiss his superior performance to Wade throughout his postseason career at the clutch. Try to keep up.
You want to see a fun fact? Try Kobe's fourth quarter Finals averages vs. Lebron:
Kobe:
7.1ppg
38.6% shooting
1.1 apg
11.1 mpg
Lebron:
5.6 ppg
38.3%shooting
2.1 apg
11.7 mpg
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