Regular Season LeBron vs Playoff LeBron | Phil Handy & Gilbert Arenas Explain The Difference

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  @heuneutron · 4 years ago

  2018 year 15 Lebron, was probably the best player that I've ever witnessed with my own eyes.

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• PA

  @paulh.9937 · 4 years ago

  Bron boutta go into his 20th season in the national basketball association, and he's still a top 5, top 10 player in the league. Shit is ridiculous.

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• PS

  @psobpy · 3 years ago

  lebron only missed 2 finals between 2010 to 2020. That is legendary.

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• KA

  @kaistreets · 4 years ago

  “They weren’t the better team, we got outsmarted by that man”. Imagine if he was drafted to a competent organization who brought in a hall of fame coach. <br><br>His mind is his superpower, his killer instinct. We need to stop the MJ comparisons, they are completely different players with completely different mindsets and skill sets. But their drive for winning is the same, it just looks different.

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• RO

  @RoyalSpeaksPodcast · 4 years ago

  And that’s the thing. Handy had the integrity to do what these other clowns won’t: admit when they were wrong about Bron. They sit on TV and talk a whole bunch of foolishness,only to be quieter than church mice when they are CLEARLY proven wrong. That goes for ALL athletes when pundits and anyone else making outside noise are wrong

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• MA

  @MarbSteton · 4 years ago

  That 2018 playoffs run made cry deadass.

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• SI

  @sirocshakur6853 · 4 years ago

  For Lebron to be the ultimate teacher he must be the ultimate student 🔥💯

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• AY

  @Ayevryyy · 4 years ago

  Dont let Lebron&apos;s longevity work against him. He first decade plus he played all out on both ends of the floor hence the 6 all nba defensive teams. Watch his games first time with Cavs and every year with the Heat. Once he got older when other all time greats had stopped playing well or retired by their 14th, 15th season etc Lebron conserved energy to still remain a top 5, 10 &nbsp;player in the league!

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• MO

  @mostmost1 · 4 years ago

  That was the older Bron he had to conserve energy. Smart move. Now he even older but his squad is mediocre at best.

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• HE

  @heinricheldric · 4 years ago

  From 2012 - 2020, a nine-year after he lost to the Mavs, here are LeBron&apos;s averages during the regular season, playoffs, and finals: <br> <br>Regular season: <br>26.5 pts, 7.8 reb, 7.8 ast, 1.5 stl, 0.7 blk on 53% FG, 36% 3PT, and 72% FT. <br> <br>Playoffs: <br>29.2 pts, 9.4 reb, 7.3 ast, 1.7 stl, 0.9 blk on 52% FG, 34% 3PT, and 74% FT. <br> <br>Finals: <br>30.4 pts, 10.9 reb, 8.0 ast, 1.8 stl, 0.9 blk on 50% FG, 37% 3PT, and 74% FT. <br> <br>So yeah, Playoff LeBron is real.

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• PE

  @PennyLoaf · 4 years ago

  I love it when nba guys sit around and give insight to us normal everyday guys about Lebron James greatness!

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• JA

  @jasonredic9457 · 4 years ago

  He just averaged 30ppg last season. That&apos;s at 37 years old. Now, there are still people who think he couldn&apos;t average 35ppg in his prime. I&apos;m just like, okay. Nevermind the regular season, in his prime, he did this in the playoffs. It would be easier in the regular season right? Not harder. <br><br>People really think the all-time scoring list has bad scorers on it though. Like, he&apos;s clearly at that level as a scorer and those are the facts. Prime LeBron today? He just gave you 30ppg at age 37. That&apos;s 40ppg in his prime. This isn&apos;t your &apos;hypothetical&apos; Jordan talk. No like, that&apos;s proof. Hard evidence Bron could do that and we saw it this past season.

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