Just going to track this thru the Finals.
Through 5 games this postseason...
Cleveland 148
Opponents 75
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I think the more interesting stat is Lebron not getting called for any fouls in 34 mins.....that should be monitored as well through the playoffs. Superstar treatment in full effect for sure.
I think you could set a number, actually, on total fouls committed by LeBron in the playoffs from here on in.
Off the top of my head I might say 20.5, but I think that might actually be far too high.
kobe barely plays defense tho......just kinda loafs around waiting to make a play that makes him look cool (either a steal or a swat), the guy very rarely gets into his opponents jersey with suffocating defense like bron does
Playoffs this year so far...get ready fellas, and take a seat, I mean it!!
LeBron James. 5 games, 196.29 minutes, 5 personal Fouls, 68 FT attempts.
I am with ontime. Not saying Kobe goes all out on defense. LeBron didn't start doing that on a consistent basis till this year though. Of the stars in the game, when Kobe wants to lock down on someone there is no one better. Again, of the stars.
NBA wants James 2 get a ring just like they wanted Boston to get a ring and just like they wanted Chi Town to get the 1st pick and get Rose.
NBA wants James 2 get a ring just like they wanted Boston to get a ring and just like they wanted Chi Town to get the 1st pick and get Rose.
Its gonna be ever better when the LakeShow beat the Cavs and The Refs in the finals, thats if the Magic dont beat the Cavs opcorn:And so it starts...
05-06-2009
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Its gonna be ever better when the LakeShow beat the Cavs and The Refs in the finals, thats if the Magic dont beat the Cavs opcorn:
you mean if the lakers are able to beat the rockets?
appox 1 FT attempt per every 2.89 mins
appox 1 foul called per every 39.26 mins (basically 1 per game roughly)
the NBA is Bron-tastic:cheers:
The NBA cares... about LeBron winning a championship
Well, it is funny how things go. It looked like all season that the Cavs would at least face a difficult Conference Finals while the Lakers would cruise through the West. The opposite is happening now.
STEED,
I do wish you were a bit older to remember the Cavs teams from 1988-1993. They played Chicago 4 times in playoffs during that tenure. You would have same feelings as a throwback or anyone else. Cleveland got the next megastar and thats a big thing in this league. It's why in the past 25 years(Stern era) that teams like Detroit, San Antonio and even to a lesser extent Houston have been able to garner 9 'ships.
I agree that LeBron gets special treatment. I disagree that it's occurring by way of orders from the commissioner's office.