Not sure what the most amazing part of this stat is. Never losing B2B in Round 1, or only having 12 total losses in Round 1 in 15 series, so an overall record of 58-12, which is the equivalent of being a 68 win team... in the damn playoffs.
On/off numbers from Lakers-Suns series:
LeBron ON: +37
Davis ON: -9
LeBron OFF: -33
Davis OFF: +13
LeBron ON, Davis OFF: +16
Davis ON, LeBron OFF: -30
(Via @jovanbuha)
Breaking: 4x NBA Champion, 4x MVP, 4x Finals MVP, 2003-2004 Rookie of the Year, 17x All-Star, 3x All-Star MVP, 6x All-Defensive, 16x All-NBA forward LeBron James’ legacy on the line tonight in a non-deciding Game 5 against the Phoenix Suns, sources tell ESPN.
So here’s a stat. According to @cleantheglass, if the Lakers were just to shoot league average from each location on the floor (rim, midrange, etc) they have would have the best eFG% in the playoffs (55.9%).
In reality, they’re 16th (48.3%).
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@_SmashAmos31 Yeah no way LeBron could have dominated a bunch of gamblers and coke addicts when he is a more athletic and skilled Karl Malone. People put here lying.