goes for at least 30/10/6 tonight. this game will tell us what kind of player lebron really is and probably will be.

$100 million on no way

Yes, a talented ball player with limited intangibles little heart and no clutch gene

If you mean 30min/10pts/6fouls, then we agree

And Chris Bosh will go 2/15 for 6 points (2/4 on FT's)...

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http://www.82games.com/1011/CSORT11.HTM

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They don't want to let a thing like sense mess up a perfectly good argument.

HOLY SHEET

Speaking of clutch: your Dallas Mavericks.

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It's too bad the mean NBA makes you win a playoff to get a ring. Poor bron Bron.

that sort of proves once again that prepy is completely lost on this and most subjects related to the Finals

I believe you misspelled Wade in the title heading....

that would make much more sense

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Something else that's pretty important to note about those stats.

30/10/6 is probably h

30/10/6 is probably high, but I bet he has a good game. Dallas is due for better shooting, too. Might take 100 to win tonight.

I was wrong. It's going to take over 100 to win it tonight.

Lebron with 9/6/4 in the first half. That's excellent, but he is still not shooting well. I think the Mavs are going to win. despite Lebron's 24/13/10.

He's not pumping in the scoring stats, but he's been more aggressive and attacking the rim and creating easy opportunities for himself and teammates. That's all people wanted to see in the fourth quarter of the last few games, rather than dribbling up the court and passing the ball off.

Lebron can help his legacy a lot if he can come up big in the next 6 minutes.

Kidd is guarding him in the 4th and he's 0-2.

I think we need to be on the lookout for aliens who challenge us to a game of basketball for world domination, b/c I think someone stole LeBron's basketball powers.

At this point, Lebron couldn't even hold Pippen's jock.

Lol. What a great leader he is.

I was pretty dang close. Lebron went for 17/10/10, and the Mavs still won.

Lebron played a great game...





and then crunch time happened. Might want to D up on #31

Was does nobody get on Wade for his 2 TOs in crunch time and his 3 missed shots?

0 points in the 4th quarter.

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Cause Wade is the unquestioned leader of the team that got them back in the game in the first place.

If the Heat lose this will knock LeBron down a peg in the greatest NBA player rankings. You can't not dominate in the 4th quarters of an NBA finals and still be the best player.

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No it won't. He still has many years left to win some championships. If the Heat don't win this year they will eventually win.

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If the Heat lose this will knock LeBron down a peg in the greatest NBA player rankings. You can't not dominate in the 4th quarters of an NBA finals and still be the best player.

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He's 26 and the Heat will only add more pieces. He'll get his, if not this year.

Obviously when comparing to the all-time greats you have to factor in the entire career and as these playoff under-achievements pile up they can't be overlooked no matter how much he wins in the future

How many more pieces do the heat need!?

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First, I can't think of any other playoff under-achievements Lebron has had. I do remember some incredible, incredible playoff games he has had, on a team where he was all they had.

Second, his poor finals performance has been (slightly) exaggerated. He had 17/10/10 tonight, despite shooting poorly and only scoring 2 4th quarter points.

In 2009 before the Orlando loss he had a higher ceiling than Jordan. He had already been to the Finals as a young player and was putting up better stats than Jordan ever did at a younger age.

Then Orlando happened and he lost in the playoffs despite having the best regular season team in the NBA. It's an underachievement when you win 66 ****ing games, have the best defense in the league and lose in the 2nd round. But okay maybe that was more like Jordan 1990 when they lost to the Pistons and he needed more help and needed better teammates that he could trust. After another spectacular regular season he had the game 5/6 meltdown against Boston in round 2. That really shook things up. Simmons wrote his Dr J column and Lebron later chose to join up with the only star in his generation who had won a title. The one guy that he should be gunning to take down because he had something Lebron didn't have. Not choosing to join his team.

Now he's embraced the Pippen role and dominated the conference finals in that role but has suddenly had a horrible game in the Finals and has done nothing in the 4th quarters.

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Uh, point guard? Center, maybe?

Oh just wait until the NBA has a hard salary cap.