Thats the Lebron James we know!!!!!

Lebron scored 26/8 rebounds and 6 ast yesterday vs philly. if he would have gotten 10 more buckets he would have had 46 pts! and if he got 4 more boards he would have 12! and if he got 4 more ast he would have 10! thats a triple double!



houghts?

Thoughts on what?

his great game!

lmao. struggling with philly at home :/

The refs clearly robbed him of those 10 buckets! It's his teammates faults, too. They're trying to steal his spotlight!

He's a beast for sure

Raza wrote:

The refs clearly robbed him of those 10 buckets! It's his teammates faults, too. They're trying to steal his spotlight!

Putting beast stats while losing games

Yup, thats vintage Lebron alright!

But...the Heat won.

Heat won,finally...

In the Mavs-Heat game, Lebron took the most shots out of him, Wade, and Bosh, and he made the least.

Stellar performance by Lebron, shooting 26% and turning the ball over 5 times (also a great night for Wade protecting the ball, as he had 7 turnovers)

At least Bosh did good

LeBron should be in the post more often...

agreed

But the question is, why?

In Cleveland he isolated a lot and got some point? Can't he do the same?

I don't think Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh would appreciate a Lebron iso every posession...you have three all-stars on your team and a coach who doesn't know how to get them all involved positively in the offense at once...I don't think any coach knows how to do that. They're all used to a "Give me the ball and get out of the way" playstyle and they can't do that anymore

funny you even think like that because stats show that when all 3 of them are on the floor they clearly play the best basketball.

Oh

Well in that case, everybody else on the team sucks

Statistical i read that they should have had a 12-5 record or something. But they are losing games with an average of 6ppg and are winning games with an average of 18pts.

Also they have won only one .500 team.

It' s funny. The Heat's best 5-man unit this season has been Wade, James Jones, LeBron, Bosh, and Udonis Haslem. When those 5 are on the floor, the Heat have a 5-1 record. Not only that, but their +/- rating is +31, which is amazing for a whole team. And for some strange reason, even though it's one of their smallest lineups, this squad seems to keep big men in check, holding their opponents to taking just 19% of their shots from close range. What I also found surprising is that when these 5 are on the floor, they have attempted 33 more free throws than their opponents and have held their opponents to a .444 eFGA% (FG% + 3P%), but they're shooting a measly .448 from the floor themselves. The biggest surprise to me, however, was how terrible the Heat's second-most used lineup has been this season (Arroyo, Wade, James, Bosh, Ilguaskas). Their record with this unit is an underachieving 4-4 because they have been outshot by their opponents by 3 free throws, their opponents have an amazing .532 eFGA% against them and they only grab half of the boards available. Of course, there are many other problems to the Heat's struggles as well, poor bench play, questionable shot selection, and even lack of support from their home crowd - have you seen how empty the Heat's arena is? People buy tickets, but for some reason they never show up to the games. Strange. - but for the most part they need to start learning to crawl before they try to walk, meaning, they should be focused on winning games during the REGULAR SEASON and not going on and on about how they're going to bring multiple championships back to Miami.

^^^

Interesting post about the records

Where the hell do you find these stats?

Khai's a beast