Needs way more attention. Phone records need to be subpoenaed as well as any apps. If he stole her Apple products, location services could provide clues. LAPD needs to get on it. There’s no time to waste.
In 1942, US Navy Messman Charles Jackson French successfully swam through the night for 6-8 hours pulling a raft of 15 wounded soldiers w a rope round his waist in shark infested waters. He was the first black swimmer to receive the Navy medal of heroism in 1943.
—On September 5, 1942, United States Navy Messman Charles Jackson French swam through the night for 6 - 8 hours pulling a raft of 15 wounded sailors with a rope around his stomach through shark infested waters. The U.S. Navy Ship the U.S.S. Gregory was hit by Japanese naval fire in the South Pacific. Many were wounded and killed. French successfully brought these men to safety on the shores of The Solomon Islands. French was the first black swimmer to earn the Navy Medal for his heroism in 1943. We remember Charles Jackson French and commemorate his heroism and incredible swimming. Thank you for your service and your valor, Mr. French.
Most 4th Quarter Points in NBA History (FG%)*
1. LeBron James - 9253 (47.8%)
2. Kobe Bryant - 8207 (42.0%)
3. Dirk Nowitzki - 7404 (44.2%)
4. Jamal Crawford -6066 (41.6%)
5. Vince Carter - 5902 (42.6%)
6. Ray Allen - 5877 (43.8%)
7. Paul Pierce - 5790 (41.2%)
8. Dwyane Wade - 5722 (45.4%)
9. Allen Iverson - 5661 (42.3%)
10. Jason Terry - 5580 (44.6%)
11. Russell Westbrook - 5546 (42.6%)
12. James Harden - 5512 (42.2%)
13. Carmelo Anthony - 5479 (41.9%)
14. Kevin Durant - 5399 (46.1%)
15. Chris Paul - 5366 (47.2%)
16. Kevin Garnett - 5363 (47.0%)
17. Lou Williams - 5308 (41.6%)
18. Tim Duncan - 4975 (48.0%)
19. Joe Johnson - 4912 (42.7%)
20. DeMar DeRozan - 4743 (46.3%)
Notice that Duncan is the only player on this list who shoots a higher FG% in the 4th quarter than LeBron.
*Since the 1996-97 season, when player data first started being collected by quarters.
Brendan Haywood on LeBron's game winner vs. Bulls in 2015:
“David Blatt draws the play up... [LeBron] said, 'Absolutely not,' grabs the clipboard, erases the play... I've never seen somebody draw up their own game winner.”
(via @fuboSports, h/t @ClutchPoints)
LeBron is a better scorer than Kobe.
Regular Season PPG
LeBron: 27.2
Kobe: 25.0
Playoff PPG
LeBron: 28.5
Kobe: 25.6
Finals PPG
LeBron: 28.4
Kobe: 25.3
Elimination Game PPG
LeBron: 33.7
Kobe: 22.3
Game 7 PPG
LeBron: 34.9
Kobe: 22.2
Playoff games scoring 40+ points
LeBron: 29
Kobe: 13
Finals games scoring 40+ points
LeBron: 8
Kobe: 1
Playoff games scoring less than 20 points
LeBron: 30
Kobe: 53
Finals games scoring less than 20 points
LeBron: 8
Kobe: 7
Playoff games scoring less than 10 points
LeBron: 2
Kobe: 16
Finals games scoring less than 10 points
LeBron: 1
Kobe: 2
It's great that Kobe has all those high scoring games in the regular season, but doing it in the playoffs is much more impressive.
Especially in elimination games and game 7's, when your back is against the wall.
LeBron was a way better performer in these situations.