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In the 2015 Finals, LeBron became the first player in NBA History to lead both teams in points, rebounds, and assists in NBA Finals history.

The next year in the 2016 Finals, LeBron became the first player in NBA History to lead both teams in all statistical categories (points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks) in a playoff series of any length in NBA History.

I like how Iman broke down the difference between LeBron and Carmelo Anthony as leaders.

Carmelo wouldn't bother explaining the inner details of what's happening on the court to his teammates if they didn't immediately understand it.

LeBron, on the other hand, will take the time to break down the plays and the actions/opportunities happening on the court again in different ways to make sure his teammates understand it.

His highlights are ridiculous

Its sad that people rather invest in narratives that may or may not even be true rather than actually do a deep dive on facts/data when it comes to discussing NBA topics.

This was Game 4 of the 2015 Cavs vs. Bulls series of the 2nd round of the playoffs.

Just another display of LeBron's brilliant basketball IQ. LeBron would often scrap many of Darvin Ham's plays too. There were multiple times where LeBron grabbed the clipboard and erased Ham's play so that he could draw up his own for the team.

Isaiah Thomas says LeBron has done more than enough to be solidified as the GOAT. He doesn't care if others continue to move the goalpost, LeBron has already done more than enough.

The legendary Damon Wayans makes fun of MJ saying “…But at your own camp. Take that [Jordan] picture down and put up John Rogers right up there”.

John Rogers must have taken MJ’s trash talk and competitiveness personal.

This was from 2018.

Him having seen George Mikan play is wild!

In 2006 during Game 7 of the first round of the playoffs, Kobe made a historically controversial decision. He took only 3 shots during the second half of the game. He deliberately took no shots during the 4th quarter of the game.

The final score of the game was 121-90. The Lakers ultimately, fumbled a 3-1 lead.

LeBron currently has the most buzzer beaters in NBA Playoff History with 5.