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Lebron's advanced playoff stats > anyone.

http://bkref.com/tiny/AVJ3Q

Oh you knew this was coming. Now get out of my city, get out of my life dudes.


Happy 2013, (nothing personal in all honesty). Oh and the Heat did it all while getting fucked by the refs the last 14 games.


~It was a fun season, thanks for your participation throughout.

 

Agreed on Lebron.

But LOL at the Heat getting fucked by the refs.

 

When watching a superstar player with HOF skills play for someone else, it's hard to gain a true appreciation of what they are. I remember hating HATING Michael Jordan when he was playing, and would root for any team playing against him, thought he was an egotistical jerk who had respect for no one and never seemed to get the comeuppance he deserved. Same with Dr. J, Kareem, Magic, Bird, etc. Of course, I cherished and worshipped players like Bill Walton and Clyde Drexler because they were playing for MY team, and was pissed that they (by my worldview) didn't get the same attention and adoration from the national media and other team's fans.

Of course, in retrospect, I have nothing but respect and admiration for what Jordan, Kareem, Erving, Magic/Bird, and all of the other megasuperstars were able to do. I'm sure that time and perspective will do the same to LeBron, and I'll be able to say with sincerity "I remember when I watched him play, boy, was he great!". But right now, he's the cocky, self-absorbed enemy with the "Not one! Not Two! Not Three!" proclamations that make me root for him to get slapped back down to where the rest of us are.

 

I kind of feel the same way. Although I dont hate Lebron like I use to hate Jordan and still hate Kobe. Probably because his success hasn't come at the expense of the Blazers yet. I usually root against the big names in general just because I like the underdog and I hate seeing a team that's not mine dominate the league for multiple years. That being said, Lebron earn this one and was a little lucky, most successful people are a combo of luck and skill though. Lebron's skills are impressive to watch.

 

Feel free to get out of our forum, dude.

The Heat got screwed by the refs? lol. Laker fans, east coast style.

Go Blazers

 

You should be telling this to the thousands of fans who didn't get to watch OT of game 6.

 

It was hard to be happy for LeBron and the Heat because of how shitty their fans are.

Case in point: this thread.

Edit: Thanks Wookee.

 

It's "case in point."

*meant as respectfully constructive criticism, not snottiness

 

Near the end of last night's game, as it was clear that the Heat were going to win, a big-titted, blonde middle aged woman with more plastic surgery than Michael Jackson got up from her courtside seat and started dancing and waving her arms like she had just won the lottery. Never have I been more seethingly disgusted at a fanbase such as Miami's. They make Laker fans look like diehards.

 

Any superfriend title is null and void.

Null.

And.

Void.

 

There's something wrong with the database. Players are shown only for their peak years, not all their playoff games as the heading claims.

Edit: Huevon specified age 24-28, to massage the data. I see.

 

Refs gifted the Heat at Stern's command. Spurs quite clearly won it in 6.

 

http://bkref.com/tiny/2RmFp

Fifth isn't bad...

 

Win

 

7th is good! Not bad at all! You should be proud, huevon, because, depending on the year you posted, your favorite players ever of all time are 6, 7, and 8.

 

Sorry but the nation was douchiest. Everyday there was some new nonsense to complain about. It was hard for me to feel sorry for haters because their hatred is illogical.

The country doesn't have to like certain players, but that doesn't mean it gets to be ignorant about advanced metrics.

Also this was hardly all the boasting I should have done, I was humble. I never say bad things about Portland, for the record. ;]

 

Oh how rude of me to use Playoff PEAK season data to compare Playoff PEAKs.

Perhaps you should take a nap or something now.