First of all, averaging a triple double is goddamn insane. Secondly, the 3 finals Shaq was on the lakers, he averaged something like 35 and 16 which is also insane. That's why he's a more dominant force than Lebron.
Finally, it appears like Lebron's kryptonite is and always will be the San Antonio Spurs 😂
Originally posted by Deronn_soloThe guy has amazing numbers on the regular and won the series. Curry folded during this series. Lebron treated him like a whore and when you compare the totalities of their games it's obvious who the better player really is. Draymond Green was the one playing lights out for GS but in the end it wasn't enough. Give Lebron his due. He earned it.
Hypothetical bullshit that can't be proven either way, homie. 🙂If LeBron had played even somewhat decent in the fourth, and they would have stomped that series. Instead, he folded and was dogged by JT, kek.
Originally posted by MS Warehouse
First of all, averaging a triple double is goddamn insane. Secondly, the 3 finals Shaq was on the lakers, he averaged something like 35 and 16 which is also insane. That's why he's a more dominant force than Lebron.Finally, it appears like Lebron's kryptonite is and always will be the San Antonio Spurs 😂
True, but to be fair, Shaq went up against scrub teams in the Finals, whereas Lebron has gone up against the best of the West in just about all his Finals. The worst teams he played against were those Mavericks and those Thunder, and I don't think either was as bad as the Nets or the 2001 76ers.
Yep. They gave Lebron a run for his money in 2013. They really know how to win, but sometimes, like this past season, they just...don't.
Originally posted by cs_zoltan
Hakeem > those old fuggots.
You think so? I'm not as sure as you are, tbh.
Originally posted by SelenialWhy can't we talk about both ? Bad guys be dying left and right. Oh the dragons did finally seem quite formidable and we see why entire armies should fear just one of them. The battle of the bastards did not disappoint though I did want more giant carnage.
Can you guys shut the **** up so we can talk about that Game of Thrones episode already? 🙂
Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZSpirs longetivity is something to be talk about but a Lebron beat them in the finals. I feel if the Spirs weren't destroyed by the thunder they would have lost to the Cavs IMO. They looked quite old this post season to boot.
True, but to be fair, Shaq went up against scrub teams in the Finals, whereas Lebron has gone up against the best of the West in just about all his Finals. The worst teams he played against were those Mavericks and those Thunder, and I don't think either was as bad as the Nets or the 2001 76ers.Yep. They gave Lebron a run for his money in 2013. They really know how to win, but sometimes, like this past season, they just...don't.
You think so? I'm not as sure as you are, tbh.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Why can't we talk about both ? Bad guys be dying left and right. Oh the dragons did finally seem quite formidable and we see why entire armies should fear just one of them. The battle of the bastards did not disappoint though I did want more giant carnage.
Gonna keep the spoilers to a minimum in my reply, but this is your warning everyone.
Agreed on pretty much all of that, except maybe the carnage part, this was probably the goriest episode to date.
For me, we've finally got Game of Thrones back. It has been too long since the last time I felt genuine fear for a characters safety, or joy at a characters salvation, in this show. Dan and Dave seemed to have lost their mojo earlier on in the season, but for me this was the best episode of the entire series. The first major death was both unsurprising and devastatingly tragic, the last death was morbid yet utterly delicious... Everything about this episode was amazing, I only feel sorry for the Meereen scenes, as they were superb yet overshadowed by the ingenious piece of television that was the Battle of the Bastards.
Originally posted by SelenialGreat episode and things seem to be really wrapping up to set the stage for the remaining survivors to pit themselves against the Night King. I still want to see Cersei perish. Oh and I still greatly miss Oberyn. Loved the dialogue in this episode with the red headed wild link ehise name escapes me with Stannis' former right hand man.
Gonna keep the spoilers to a minimum in my reply, but this is your warning everyone.Agreed on pretty much all of that, except maybe the carnage part, this was probably the goriest episode to date.
For me, we've finally got Game of Thrones back. It has been too long since the last time I felt genuine fear for a characters safety, or joy at a characters salvation, in this show. Dan and Dave seemed to have lost their mojo earlier on in the season, but for me this was the best episode of the entire series. The first major death was both unsurprising and devastatingly tragic, the last death was morbid yet utterly delicious... Everything about this episode was amazing, I only feel sorry for the Meereen scenes, as they were superb yet overshadowed by the ingenious piece of television that was the Battle of the Bastards.
Originally posted by quanchi112lebron was also saved by an uncharacteristic spurs collapse and the greatest clutch shot in nba history by ray allen. We all know what happened next year. In those nba finals, the spurs played the best basketball i have ever seen.
Spirs longetivity is something to be talk about but a Lebron beat them in the finals. I feel if the Spirs weren't destroyed by the thunder they would have lost to the Cavs IMO. They looked quite old this post season to boot.
Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZi disaggree. I think both the spurs and okc would have beaten these cavs.
Yeah, Lebron stopped Duncan from going 6 for 6 in the Finals. And yeah, this year was the Kawhi Leonard show, Lamarcus only showed up for a few games and the "Big 3" were nowhere to be found. They wouldn't have beaten the Cavs of the last 3 Finals Games, tbh.