This is just silly. If you combine the Heat's 2nd, 3rd, and 4th leading scorer from last night those three guys outscored Lebron by 2 points. You have have to combine the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th leading assist men from last night to merely equal Lebron's 5 assists. It takes 2 separate Heat to eclipse Lebron's 10 rebounds. The Heat had 4 blocks, Lebron had half of them. Lebron basically sat only 15-30 seconds of game action until the game was over at the end. And yet this is Lebron's fault.
When will the irrational hate for all things Lebron James end?
31 points
10 rebounds
5 assists
2 blocks
1 turnover
1 personal foul
i'm being serious when I say I look at those numbers and wonder why didn't he have 61 pts.? why didn't he have 20 rebounds? why didn't he have 10 assists?
I know he didn't have 10 assists because his teammates suck...which may be true. but, and i'm not saying Lebron should have gone into business for himself but maybe just maybe his teammates were waiting, hoping, praying he would a little bit. I recall a couple of occasions last night where they said Lebron could have taken advantage of a matchup but didn't.
but the glaring number when I look at his stats - why didn't he foul out? why didn't he have 5 fouls?
Are you really being serious? You honestly look at that STAT line, against a good Spurs defense, and your first thought is "wow, that guy should have had 61 points, 20 rebounds, and 10 assists."
Lebron only gets 1 foul most games b/c he hardly gets called for anything, and because he's good at not fouling. A foul is a bad thing. Why would you have wanted him to commit more? He practically shutdown Parker when he was on him, and could guard 4 out of the 5 positions.
The only thing I think he could have realistically done better in this series is be a leader and call out his teammates (ala Bird's "we played like women today").