Jun 27, 2017
42 triple-doubles. One MVP.
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42 triple-doubles. One MVP.
"He's 3-5 in the Finals, can't ignore it, he will never be Jordan." The whole narrative of LeBron's Finals record tarnishing LeBron's legacy is BLASPHEMOUS. If LeBron James missed the Finals in 2007, 2011, 2014, 2015 and 2017, if he got kicked out in one of the first three rounds during these years he would be a perfect 3-0 in the Finals. Would that give him a better legacy? HELL NO. We wouldn't suggest an Olympians legacy to be tarnished if he had 3 Gold medals and 5 Silver medals. We would congratulate him for being first three times and second five times. So why discredit LeBron for making the Finals? What should really be analysed is how he performs in the finals, and looking at the numbers (expect 2011), he has performed EXTRAORDINARY. Only player in Finals history to average a triple double in a series or to lead in all statistical categories. Jordan's TEAM may be more successful in the finals than LeBron's TEAMS, but LeBron's TEAMS have been more successful in the first three rounds. You might say the finals matter more right? Yes, but this just proves Jordan never made the finals until his team was at full strength, and that's why they didn't lose. LeBron dragged scrubs to the finals in 07 and lost, so we discredit him? Do we ignore the first three rounds and just judge a players greatness on their success in the finals? My opinion is, LeBron should be praised for his ability to keep making the NBA Finals, and to play at such a high level in the finals. The KD to the Warriors thing might decrease the number of rings LBJ could've ended his career with, but it shouldn't tarnish his legacy at all. At the end of the day, LeBron is performing at the highest level possible when he is in these NBA finals, and if his teammates can't help him or the opponent is too over powered. What can he do? Just remember. It's a team sport, not an individual sport. So how successful a players team is should not define a players legacy when comparing two individual players. Derek Fisher was lucky enough to win many championships with the team he was in, Allen Iverson won ZERO. But we never question who is the better player, we never compare their team's success when deciding who's better either. 👑
FIRST player to average a triple double in the NBA Finals... and Still he gets blamed
King James now has he most triple doubles in NBA Finals History
LeBron is averaging a 30 point triple double in the NBA Finals! and STILL people want to question his legacy...
Triple-double ✅ 50-point game ✅ Buzzer-beating three to win the game ✅ Locked the MVP ❓
This season, All-Star Game starters were determined by voting from fans (50 percent), current players and media (both 25 percent). While Westbrook was first in voting among both players and media, he finished third in the fan voting. Stephen Curry, who will start alongside James Harden at guard for the West, finished first.