re: LeBron still doesn't have that killer instinct like Jordan and Kobe

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Wait. Lebrons four title MVPs didn’t end this thread but if he made a shot last night it would have ended this?

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if LeBalco is on a team that wins anything, he's getting the MVP regardless of what he did or didn't do in the series. He could just lay on the floor the whole time (instead of his usual just half the time) and the media and his stans are gonna slobber all over his ped shrunken junk.

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if LeBalco is on a team that wins anything, he's getting the MVP regardless of what he did or didn't do in the series. He could just lay on the floor the whole time (instead of his usual just half the time) and the media and his stans are gonna slobber all over his ped shrunken junk.

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Which finals MVP would you like to contend he didn’t deserve?

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if LeBalco is on a team that wins anything, he's getting the MVP regardless of what he did or didn't do in the series.

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Which finals MVP did Lebron not deserve, and who actually deserved it. Please post the numbers to back up your reasoning.

Here's a vid showing how LeBron gets his rebounds. Cliff notes, he had no defensive assignment so he just hangs out next to the basket. He always gets to be under the basket for opponent free throws, when he flails and tips a ball to a team mate he gets credited with a rebound, but when a teammate tips a ball to him he's also credited with a rebound.

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“I HaTe THe LiBErAL FaKE MeDIa!!!!!!!” Says the angry white man in new balance that posts stupid fake nonsense about Lebron sucking that makes CNN blush

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You sound like my aunt

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You and TackySweater are singlehandedly keeping this thread going due to yall's hatred of Lebron. It's pretty impressive actually.

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Haters will keep hating and fanboys will keep making excuses for him, but the original point and title to this thread remains. Last night did not help his case. Multiple opportunities to close out a crucial must-win game on the road, and he couldn't do it. Can you admit that at least?

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You and TackySweater are singlehandedly keeping this thread going due to yall's hatred of Lebron

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I do hate him, call me a hater. NBA used to be my favorite sport, some of my earliest memories are of watching with my dad as bird and magic battled it out, watched and enjoyed it all through the 90s and early 2000s, all those greats. Then LeBron became the biggest star because the league and the media decided he would be, and the sport went to absolute shite. The games are almost unrecognizable, and it's just shitty basketball. He broke sometime I liked and them called himself the goat for doing it. I hate that fricker

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Haters will keep hating and fanboys will keep making excuses for him, but the original point and title to this thread remains. Last night did not help his case. Multiple opportunities to close out a crucial must-win game on the road, and he couldn't do it. Can you admit that at least?

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With 1:23 left in the game he scored to put the Lakers up 95-92

With 47 seconds left in the game he scored to put the Lakers up 97-95

With 16 seconds left in the game he missed a 3 pointer. The game remained tied 99-99

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Multiple opportunities to close out a crucial must-win game on the road, and he couldn't do it. Can you admit that at least?

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With the game on the line he made those must win shots more than he missed. He did miss the last 1 which is all your retards look at.

He can't score every damn possession and defend every player, especially at 39 years old.

Last night showed the opposite of what this thread is about

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Haters will keep hating and fanboys will keep making excuses for him, but the original point and title to this thread remains. Last night did not help his case. Multiple opportunities to close out a crucial must-win game on the road, and he couldn't do it. Can you admit that at least?

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I'm not even a fanboy. I'm just a basketball fan. Saying that Jordan is better than LeBron isn't a bad take at all. Saying Kobe is better is objectively a bad take.
Trying to determine the amount of killer instinct someone has is extremely subjective, and no way to really quantify that.

And yea, there were multiple opportunities to win the game. The Lakers went like 4-5 minutes without scoring a point. They went away from AD who was hot in he first half. LeBron, and the Lakers didn't deliver. LeBron had a chance to win the game with a wide open 3 to win the game, and he missed it. No excuse for that. The Nuggets are simply the better team, without a doubt.