air gordon wrote:What an embarrassing loss for the league. Does the outcome of this loss/ series affect how good of a coach stevens is?
NovU wrote:27 year old Isaiah is a great player. Yet people don't appreciate this man enough even after all these years of under-appreciating. How does anyone think the Celtics did recover so fast since Rondo left?
Sauru wrote:the real question is how will people view lebron after these playoffs? will people try to use it to claim he is the best player ever since jordan never won like this or will people say that jordan had to actually play teams in the playoffs before reaching the finals. my stance is the east is so weak that it has to hurt lebron however if he wins the championship this season that will be a major feather in his cap that will be very hard to argue against
air gordon wrote:while you are on the anti- IT camp, you should add Horford to it.
Andrew wrote:Ah, the NBA Playoffs. Where the elite teams clash, epic games are played, and lasting memories are created. Once upon a time, at any rate.Sauru wrote:the real question is how will people view lebron after these playoffs? will people try to use it to claim he is the best player ever since jordan never won like this or will people say that jordan had to actually play teams in the playoffs before reaching the finals. my stance is the east is so weak that it has to hurt lebron however if he wins the championship this season that will be a major feather in his cap that will be very hard to argue against
Seems quite a few analysts (not surprisingly, BSPN talking heads and other loudmouths) are already declaring LeBron as the undisputed GOAT. The funny thing is, for years they've been saying how weak the East is and demanding a change to the Playoff format, but it seems they've suddenly realised how that kind of diminishes some of LeBron's accomplishments (like the string of Finals appearances), and so they're furiously backpedalling and calling the 80s and 90s "weak" instead. Yes, seriously.
As far as the MJ vs LeBron debate is concerned, you can probably guess which side I'm on, but the case has been pretty well laid out by someone who's taken the time to dig through all the numbers.
bowdown wrote:Come on Cleveland. They allowed a blemish on their perfect postseason record.
Dee4Three wrote:Kevin Love is a way bigger flopper than I rememebered... he also jumps into his defender after pump fakes and gets calls ALL THE TIME. Must be taking lessons from Lebum.
I'm so glad we won this game.
Sauru wrote:man /r/nba is a mess right now. half the people cant get off lebrons nuts while the other half is trying to make them see reason
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