Re: NBA 2K11 Video - Lebron James: Set Fire to the Rain (Shady00018)
I wasnt referring to Kobe as a god. As you might have noticed, the person I was responding to was the one calling Lebron "Legod". Since you were so upset about my comment you felt compelled to look up stats, how about you look up how many times Kobe scored 0 points in the fourth quarter of an NBA finals game or even playoffs where the Lakers LOST. Better yet, go find a time where Kobe averaged 3-4 points in the 4th quarter of an NBA finals go ahead, I dare you.
I'm interested in what you mean by the italicezed, becuase you certainly arent talking about Lebron. Anyone who watched the finals knows that lebron just stood in the corner doing NOTHING during the 4th.
And yes, I was not a cavs fan before 2003, hell I wasnt even a teenager in 2003. Everyone starts liking a team for some reason or another. lebron was my reason to start liking the cavs. He was a role model for me. But am I a Heat fan now?? No I am not. I still like the cavs with their 19-63 record.
Awesome video, my favorite part was the fadeaway transition into an alley oop..
In no way shape or form do I endorse LeBron being better than Jordan, but to act like Kobe is some sort of God in the 4th quarter is laughable at best given the statistics.
As of January 28th, Trailing by one or two points, or tied, in the final 24 seconds of regular-season and playoff games since 1996-97, with a minimum of 30 shots. Kobe Bryant: 36/115 (31.3%). LeBron James: 23/69 (33.3%). By comparison, Carmelo Anthony: 21/44 (47.7%).
So to act like Kobe is the most clutch player today while also downplaying LeBron (especially given his incredible run of playoff games in the 4th quarter this season pre-Finals) is hilarious. All he does is shoot more shots than anyone else.
Also, I'd love to hear how much of a "cavsfan" you were before 2003.
In no way shape or form do I endorse LeBron being better than Jordan, but to act like Kobe is some sort of God in the 4th quarter is laughable at best given the statistics.
As of January 28th, Trailing by one or two points, or tied, in the final 24 seconds of regular-season and playoff games since 1996-97, with a minimum of 30 shots. Kobe Bryant: 36/115 (31.3%). LeBron James: 23/69 (33.3%). By comparison, Carmelo Anthony: 21/44 (47.7%).
So to act like Kobe is the most clutch player today while also downplaying LeBron (especially given his incredible run of playoff games in the 4th quarter this season pre-Finals) is hilarious. All he does is shoot more shots than anyone else.
Also, I'd love to hear how much of a "cavsfan" you were before 2003.
I'm interested in what you mean by the italicezed, becuase you certainly arent talking about Lebron. Anyone who watched the finals knows that lebron just stood in the corner doing NOTHING during the 4th.
And yes, I was not a cavs fan before 2003, hell I wasnt even a teenager in 2003. Everyone starts liking a team for some reason or another. lebron was my reason to start liking the cavs. He was a role model for me. But am I a Heat fan now?? No I am not. I still like the cavs with their 19-63 record.
. I'd love to see someone do a 4th quarter video based on the Mavs/Heat series with the Nas song "Hate me now" playing in the background.
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