Is Lebron the reason the Heat lost in the 2011 finals? Or is it not is fault?

He got outscored by Jason Terry in the NBA Finals. I don't care how efficient he was. Getting outscored by Jason Terry is inexcusable. It would be the equivalent of MJ getting outscored by Detlef Schrempf in the '96 Finals. It was a joke of a performance.

That was alot on Wade thinking he was better.

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LeBron been in the league for 20 years and nothing stands out besides a block.

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That and the 3 he hit against Orlando. For someone who has the all time scoring record, he doesn’t have a lot of iconic plays.

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Cuz he’s a frickin bum

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Yea but he did deliver an all time great finals in 2016 averaging 29.8 pts, 11.3 rebs, 8.9 assists, 2.6 steals, and 2.3 blocks. That stat line in an NBA finals is absurd. And his opponent in that series won 73 games.

So he probably falls somewhere between bum and second greatest player of all time.

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LeBron doesn’t have a Jordan vs Jazz NBA Finals-type shot.

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You come on here and say something that is just stupid beyond stupid. Why? We watched his career play out and we were there, in living color. Plenty of last-shot heroics come to my mind in a nanosecond. And Jordan pushed off Russell to get that most memorable moment. The only reason you remember is that TV reruns it, period.

LeBron and the Lakers would never have taken a 3-1 lead against Memphis without yet another LeBron Playoff miracle.

LeBron came in the fourth quarter when the Lakers trailed by two points. With just a few seconds left before the final buzzer in regulation, LeBron managed to tie the game at 104-104 connecting on an amazing layup over the defensive MVP with less than one second remaining on the clock. The Lakers then get another clutch OT from LeBron and they win.


As noted by FS1’s Nick Wright, this was the seventh time in LeBron’s career that he has hit either a game-tying or game-winning shot in the final second of a playoff game.

Per Wright’s query on Stathead, no other player on record has ever made more than two shots like these in the postseason.

And just so you know, LeBron is also 7-for-12 (58.3 percent) on these opportunities.

And just for some context just among MVP contemporaries of his generation:

Kobe Bryant, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, James Harden, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwyane Wade, Tim Duncan, Nikola Kokic, Steve Nash, Russell Westbrook, and other MVP winners in this era are a combined 6-for-50 (12.0 percent) on these possessions.


In short: You are an idiot. The next time you want to throw out mindless crap for all Lebron haters try to keep in mind you are speaking to fans that have watched all of his games.