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Quote from: wcsoldier on July 10, 2010, 04:11:38 AMWell Wade is clearly better than the Choosen one in one category : clutchness ... overall Lebron is slighty better but I'd personally take Wade over LBJ because he's unlikely to choke in the playoffs There is no such thing as "clutchness".Explain A-Rod in the playoffs or how in '06 against the Pistons in the ECF he scored 30 of the Cavs 32. Anybody can hit those shots, it's just you usually give it to your best player, so naturally after hundreds of attempts they'll fall.Take a sample of someone shooting in the clutch & I would bet they'll be shooting around 40%, but then look at how they shoot during the rest of the game & it'll be about 40%. It's not "stepping up", it's just doing what you've always done, the only difference is that the game is on the line.In the second quarter of some random game Kobe might go off & nail four shots in a row on consecutive possessions and nobody would say shit besides maybe "That's Kobe doing Kobe.". But when he does in the last two minutes of the fourth quarter, it's like some natural sixth sense takes over & he's hitting these shots out of "clutchness". Some magical thing God only blesses a few of us with.It was a term invented to create heroes, but it's not real.
Well Wade is clearly better than the Choosen one in one category : clutchness ... overall Lebron is slighty better but I'd personally take Wade over LBJ because he's unlikely to choke in the playoffs
Quote from: Chamillitary Click on July 10, 2010, 09:39:54 AMQuote from: wcsoldier on July 10, 2010, 04:11:38 AMWell Wade is clearly better than the Choosen one in one category : clutchness ... overall Lebron is slighty better but I'd personally take Wade over LBJ because he's unlikely to choke in the playoffs There is no such thing as "clutchness".Explain A-Rod in the playoffs or how in '06 against the Pistons in the ECF he scored 30 of the Cavs 32. Anybody can hit those shots, it's just you usually give it to your best player, so naturally after hundreds of attempts they'll fall.Take a sample of someone shooting in the clutch & I would bet they'll be shooting around 40%, but then look at how they shoot during the rest of the game & it'll be about 40%. It's not "stepping up", it's just doing what you've always done, the only difference is that the game is on the line.In the second quarter of some random game Kobe might go off & nail four shots in a row on consecutive possessions and nobody would say shit besides maybe "That's Kobe doing Kobe.". But when he does in the last two minutes of the fourth quarter, it's like some natural sixth sense takes over & he's hitting these shots out of "clutchness". Some magical thing God only blesses a few of us with.It was a term invented to create heroes, but it's not real.It's not real? So the fact that Kobe and MJ have hit numerous game winners and rallied to keep their teams in the game in the fourth quarter on numerous occasions is just a coincidence? Some people can handle the pressure and others crumble under it. Just cause A-Rod sucked in the playoffs before doesn't mean he was doomed forever, but that also means that he couldn't handle the pressure early on.
Sick! Gonna be a very interesting season next year. I am kinda surprised that Lebron went to Miami though, basically means he'll never be mentioned as a focal point when/if they win a ring.
Quote from: Meho on July 09, 2010, 03:20:15 AMSick! Gonna be a very interesting season next year. I am kinda surprised that Lebron went to Miami though, basically means he'll never be mentioned as a focal point when/if they win a ring.this is not trueit all depends on who plays best...and my money would be on Lebron. Wade misses 15 games every year and is 3 years older.
Quote from: Hans Moleman on July 10, 2010, 01:30:29 PMQuote from: Meho on July 09, 2010, 03:20:15 AMSick! Gonna be a very interesting season next year. I am kinda surprised that Lebron went to Miami though, basically means he'll never be mentioned as a focal point when/if they win a ring.this is not trueit all depends on who plays best...and my money would be on Lebron. Wade misses 15 games every year and is 3 years older.I still can't believe the people who think Wade is better than LeBron or the ones who even go as far as saying LeBron will be a sidekick. It's crazy talk. It's like saying Messi will be a sidekick if he joins the team Rooney is on. It doesn't make any sense and is just frustration talk. LeBron is the better player by far.
According to former laker coach pat riley he said the following miami heat team would be likeLebron = Magic JohnsonD wade = Kobe BryantC Bosh = Kevin GarnettThere's still room on the wagon
Besides center, LeBron can play any position on the court; the Magic comparison is not far off.The only true difference is the ring count.& I hate comparing old players to new players because I know damn well that if LeBron played in the 70's-80's he'd be the greatest thing to ever step on a court.& before you all go into "damn, you on his dick", the same goes for Kobe, Wade or anybody of that caliber; these guys are just physically more phenominal than ANYBODY playing back then.