Justin Jairam only people saying that are MJsexuals

Well when it counted most lebron was turning the ball over... He also choked on the last shot.

Facts

He flipped the switch when that headband came off lol

@@martinezhoell7064 he hit the shot to make it possible in the first place... he also had 16 points that quarter

No wade or bosh 3rd qt barely any wade 4th facing elimination and still gets the job done

People are desperate to not give Lebron his credit lol

It was more of the fact that his superteam was 1 win away from losing AGAIN and that shot saved them.. Not about just that one quarter.. At one point you have to think that this guy loses a bit too much.. And they lost again in 2014.. and it wasnt even close

Definitely didnt "save his career" tho because lebron is an all time great no matter what.. His ass got beat a lot tho by the elite weat teams and he should be thanking ray (as he is lol)

​​@@sm6086 it goes both ways ray allen should be thanking him also for getting him that ring

No they ain’t forget they choose to ignore it because it doesn’t fit the narrative

@@dantewilliams7458 yup, gotta keep the NoT cLuTcH routine going.

Ever

Facts

Its crazy Spurs were just a couple of rebounds or made free throws from icing this. It did create that Spurs monster in 2014 though. lol

There is a tiny bit of truth to saving his career because Bron, after doing like 20 straight good things in the 4th, had three turnovers in like 5 possessions at the end of the game. Bron won the game back single-handedly. Then lost the game single-handedly. Then hit an insane shot. Then Ray with the greatest shot of all time.

Fr. Looking at Miami down 3 with 2 minutes to go in OT felt like a 5 or 6 point deficit

The pace 10-12 years was so much slower than the pace now. if Teams face in the playoffs now and then. I think this teams 10-12 years ago would win because of the pace of the game and also Defense

@@brevinpascua8495 agreed. Net Ratings do a good enough job of adjusting teams for era, and this team is number 20-ish of all time I think.

@@chuckyjamesamartin1968 not to mention down 5 with 22 seconds left in the 4th lmao. The heat should not have won this game

@@Colinkrauss1 Manu and Kawhi, 2 great free throw shooters, somehow both split their free throws at the end

Same

Mine was game 7 2016 nba finals

@@sheepslayer649 same. Only sports game I ever cried while watching.

Facts everybody says this and that and lebron set them up in that position

what if ray allen doesn’t hit that shot

@@christiansawa3201 ok so he did what he was supposed to do basketball is a team sport sir not a one man show

@@christiansawa3201 what if Paxson didn’t in ‘91 or Kerr didn’t in ‘97?? Huh?!

LeBron was not playing well in that stretch,had turnovers and missed shots until he hit that 3.In ot also was not effective.Ray Allen and Chris bosh got clutch stops and heat fortunate refs didn't call that foul on ginobili.

no 2016

@@mcgaming8982 2016 there was 4 blowouts

@@DanielRGonza 2013 had 3 or 4 blowouts as well

@@DanielRGonza actually there's only 2 if you try to understand the context,and that is game 2 and game 3 of 2016 nba finals,game 4 is close,game 5 is close not until warriors loose energy so cavs blow them out by 15 pts ,same for game 6,is is close tho,cavs was hype by their momentum that's why they won.

It’s irritating to me when people try to say “Of course LeBron won. He had D Wade and bosh” Yes, Wade was “on” the team but he was like 60% of his peak in 2013 and 2014 playoffs. Bron, bosh, and Wade as a core was not at all like having Steph, KD, Dray, Klay all in their primes at the same time. LeBron pretty much had to have a historic game for the heat to get a win, and look what happened… he had multiple legendary games, and they won.

Bosh got the 3 clutch rebonds that put lbj and allen in position to shoot

Hold on now bosh stepped up in a big way he got 2 clutch rebounds and made the game saving block come on now

Did you really say bosh did nothing ?, he was clutch in 4th and OT

But the heat wasn’t a superteam

Bro just let go this was 8 years ago

MJ’s Game 6 vs Utah was every bit as dominant 45 pts in a game where his team scored only 87 and they were beat up and gassed and the bulls needed every last bucket LeBron’s performance was worthy of praise but don’t go there

Lol Jordan had plenty. How bout the "flu" game 1997 game 5 against Utah where he had 38 points and he's 3 pointer with under a min left sealed it. Lol hell he averaged over 40 a game against the Suns in the '93 Finals. Stop the cap

I honestly think game 7 of this series is the most underrated Lebron game. Besides 2018 game 1, 2013 game 7 might be his best finals game of all time. 37 points 12 rebounds 4 assists with the game clinching shot to go up 4 with 30 seconds left, next possession gets the game clinching steal, then makes the final 2 free throws.

Are you going to compare assists, rebounds, blocks and steals too or are points the only indicator of the best player?

@@hussein6173 Points are the most reliable. Assists and rebounds are too easy to pad. Lebron gets assists by limiting ballmovement and teammate touches. He gets a lot of rebounds by slacking on defense and farming free, uncontested rebounds with little impact.

@@Youngster543210 gahhahaahhahahhahaha

@@Youngster543210 LMFAO you dont watch ball at all

@@oluwaseyijohnson3162 Saying I dont watch ball is not only false, its also not an argument. The comments I made about Lebron still stand, and they've gone uncontested. So get back to me when you're ready to type a meaningful comment.

Stfu

@@johhythompson7983 Right?! Ray Allen was amazing!

@Dats a paddlin Right?! Fellowship of the ring was awesome!

@@dannycooper1245 if it wasn't for Bron, Ray Allen wouldn't have a second championship

@@johhythompson7983 Right?! If LeBrons 45 win Cavs didn't push the Celtics to 7 games in 2008 WITH coincidentally 45 points in game 7 from LeBron; they wouldn't have been tested enough and might have lost to the Pistons in the conference finals or the Lakers in the finals! Hence 2013 would have been Ray Allens first title instead of his second! So you're right Ray Allen really does owe that to LeBron. LeBron motivated Allen and the Celtics to win it that year and in turn caused Allen to win 2 championships in 2008 and 2013 rather than one in 2013.