Lebron disappears in the 4th quarters of playoff games against good teams. No brainwashing, that's a fact.robj55;1192478 wrote:People only remember what the media wants them to remember, we are all brainwashed by ESPN.
this.Rotinaj;1192481 wrote:Lebron disappears in the 4th quarters of playoff games against good teams. No brainwashing, that's a fact.
At times he has, a few. He averages 30, 9 and 7 in elimination games, pretty clutch if you ask me.Rotinaj;1192481 wrote:Lebron disappears in the 4th quarters of playoff games against good teams. No brainwashing, that's a fact.
His teams are a combined 2-6 in elimination games.robj55;1192484 wrote:At times he has, a few. He averages 30, 9 and 7 in elimination games, pretty clutch if you ask me.
Amenrobj55;1192478 wrote:People only remember what the media wants them to remember, we are all brainwashed by ESPN.
:laugh:That's what happens when Varejao is your 2nd best player for 7 yearswildcats20;1192485 wrote:His teams are a combined 2-6 in elimination games.
Yes, it's a team sport. I was just saying that he has put up big numbers and shown up, people just remember the times that he didn't come through like he was supposed to rather than the many times he put up huge numbers.wildcats20;1192485 wrote:His teams are a combined 2-6 in elimination games.
So what happened last year? With 2 of the best players in the NBA as his teammates??Classyposter58;1192487 wrote::laugh:That's what happens when Varejao is your 2nd best player for 7 years
I can't prove or disprove that, but I would venture to say that a good chunk of those numbers came in the 4th as well as the other quarters.Rotinaj;1192488 wrote:And all that comes in the first 3 quarters. Just imagine if he didn't get a sandy vag at the beginning of the 4th.
Everyone knows what happened in the finals, inexcusable.wildcats20;1192490 wrote:So what happened last year? With 2 of the best players in the NBA as his teammates??
chicago510;1192496 wrote:Robj had me curious about MJ's early year playoff stats. So I'll just leave this here:
Jordan vs. Boston, 1986 Playoffs - 43.7 ppg 6.3 rpg 5.7 apg 2.3 spg 1.3 bpg 51% FG
Jordan vs. Cavs, 1988 Playoffs - 45.2 ppg 5.4 rpg 4.8 apg 2+ spg 1+ bpg 56% FG
Jordan vs. Cavs, 1989 Playoffs - 40.0 ppg 5.8 rpg 8.2 apg 2+ spg 1 bpg 53% FG
Jordan vs. Philly, 1990 Playoffs - 43.0 ppg 6.6 rpg 7.4 apg 3 spg 1+ bpg 55+% FG
Jordan vs. Miami, 1992 Playoffs - 45.0 ppg 9.7 rpg 6.7 apg 3 spg1 bpg 61% FG
Jordan vs. Phoenix, 1993 NBA Finals - 41.0 ppg 8.5 rpg 6.3 apg 2 spg 1 bpg 51% FG
crazychicago510;1192496 wrote:Robj had me curious about MJ's early year playoff stats. So I'll just leave this here:
Jordan vs. Boston, 1986 Playoffs - 43.7 ppg 6.3 rpg 5.7 apg 2.3 spg 1.3 bpg 51% FG
Jordan vs. Cavs, 1988 Playoffs - 45.2 ppg 5.4 rpg 4.8 apg 2+ spg 1+ bpg 56% FG
Jordan vs. Cavs, 1989 Playoffs - 40.0 ppg 5.8 rpg 8.2 apg 2+ spg 1 bpg 53% FG
Jordan vs. Philly, 1990 Playoffs - 43.0 ppg 6.6 rpg 7.4 apg 3 spg 1+ bpg 55+% FG
Jordan vs. Miami, 1992 Playoffs - 45.0 ppg 9.7 rpg 6.7 apg 3 spg1 bpg 61% FG
Jordan vs. Phoenix, 1993 NBA Finals - 41.0 ppg 8.5 rpg 6.3 apg 2 spg 1 bpg 51% FG
Rotinaj;1192481 wrote:Lebron disappears in the 4th quarters of playoff games against good teams. No brainwashing, that's a fact.
Still blows my mind he scored 63 and 69 points in playoff games. If that happened today the world would stop.robj55;1192506 wrote:One thing I remember about Jordan in his younger days was how quick and explosive his first step was to the bucket, even though you know he primarily he could only go right, still tough to stop.
Against Boston and Atlanta correct? Two really good teams of that era.chicago510;1192510 wrote:Still blows my mind he scored 63 and 69 points in playoff games. If that happened today the world would stop.