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Message: [QUOTE="MadDogRevival, post: 2743980, member: 8028"] "LeBron should have done more in the 2nd half." Guy's only negative in this game was that he was 1-6 from 3. He played 47 minutes, goes 12-22 from 2, triple double, 2 steals, 2 blocks, 6 of 7 from the line for 33 total points. "Kobe would have guarded Durant." "Jordan would have found a way." "Jordan is better." I took a random look at the Supersonics series for Jordan (4th ring). Guy averaged about 42 minutes a game. In the game 5 loss by 11, Jordan was 11 for 22 from 2, 0 for 4 from 3, 4 of 5 from the line, 4 boards, 1 assist, and 1 steal in 43 minutes, and 26 points. Against the historically top notch Supersonics, starting Payton, Kempf, Shrempf, Hawkins and Brickowski. "Kobe would have guarded Durant." That's gold right there. LeBron plays all but 1 minute, puts up a triple double, has dog-s---t for help on the team offensively, is part of a defense that gave up about 15 or 20 dunks and uncontested layups in the 2nd half, all while playing a super-charged offense that brings guys off the bench who would probably start for the Cavs, and the complaint is that LeBron doesn't take the challenge of fighting over screens to guard Kevin Durant. Kevin Durant. Look at Jordan's numbers again in that close-out game against the Supersonics (26 points, 4 boards, 1 assist). If LeBron posted those numbers guys would literally be saying that he was mailing it in. Think about that - if LeBron posted Jordan numbers last night people would be saying he folded. Some clown on the radio, after the Cavs dropped 2 to the Celtics, questioned whether LeBron really wanted to get back to the finals. Holy canoli batman. Everybody needs to take a step back and really think about what this guy is doing. He close to single-handedly dragged a lottery team to the finals by playing two of the greatest playoff series that we have ever seen, and then follows that up by posting one of the greatest single game performances in posting 51 in a massive night in game one only to straight up be robbed of the win at gunpoint, which would have put massive pressure on the W's last night, and when he comes up and puts up numbers that [I][B]only a handful of guys who have ever played could put up [/B][/I]in a finals against a team like the Warriors, the complaint is that he could have done more and he had an off night. Rodney Hood was his #2 guy last night!!! Rodney freaking Hood! Unreal. A lot of you don't deserve to watch the man play the game. [/QUOTE]

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