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re: Why is LeBron vs. Jordan even a debate?
Posted on 7/28/17 at 8:55 am to Prominentwon
Posted on 7/28/17 at 8:55 am to Prominentwon
A few thoughts
1 - Ray Allen's miracle three was at the end of Game 7 when the Spurs were on the verge of winning. There was no next game. The comparison to Steve Kerr's open and planned shot in Game 6 is not the same.
2 - Lebron is overly sensitive, like a teenage girl. He seems to thrive on people feeling sorry for him, rather than having the commanding presence of being "the man" like MJ. When he gets fouled hard he seems to go down grimacing in pain like he'd been shot. See the dunk attempt at the end of Game 7 in 2016, for example.
By the way, whatever happened to the racist spray paint on his house the night before Game 1? That got swept under the rug quicker than anything. I've never heard a thing about it since halftime of Game 1.
1 - Ray Allen's miracle three was at the end of Game 7 when the Spurs were on the verge of winning. There was no next game. The comparison to Steve Kerr's open and planned shot in Game 6 is not the same.
2 - Lebron is overly sensitive, like a teenage girl. He seems to thrive on people feeling sorry for him, rather than having the commanding presence of being "the man" like MJ. When he gets fouled hard he seems to go down grimacing in pain like he'd been shot. See the dunk attempt at the end of Game 7 in 2016, for example.
By the way, whatever happened to the racist spray paint on his house the night before Game 1? That got swept under the rug quicker than anything. I've never heard a thing about it since halftime of Game 1.
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Posted on 7/28/17 at 9:20 am to Captain Want
quote:
1 - Ray Allen's miracle three was at the end of Game 7 when the Spurs were on the verge of winning. There was no next game. The comparison to Steve Kerr's open and planned shot in Game 6 is not the same.
Ray Allen's shot was game 6, and Lebron went on to have an epic game 7 performance with something like 38 points and the shot to put the game away with less than 20 seconds left. Ho Hum.
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