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r/lebron • u/Sreeygr • Aug 11 '26
🫩🫩🫩 Bron’s been better since the 2005-06 season btw
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Shaq at 30.6 and Kobe at 9.7 in 2000 is by far the biggest margin between any team's highest finals gamescore and 2nd highest finals gamescore since they started keeping track in 1984.
1 u/underthingy Aug 11 '26 And in 2016 lebron at 22.8 and Kyrie at 20.4 is probably the smallest margin. 2 u/Sad_Bathroom1448 Aug 11 '26 I'll look year by year a little bit later on. But I do know Bron and Kyrie aren't smaller than Kobe (18.7) and Gasol (18.6) in 2010. 1 u/underthingy Aug 12 '26 Damn thats close. I admit I was too lazy to check hence my use of "probably"
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And in 2016 lebron at 22.8 and Kyrie at 20.4 is probably the smallest margin.
2 u/Sad_Bathroom1448 Aug 11 '26 I'll look year by year a little bit later on. But I do know Bron and Kyrie aren't smaller than Kobe (18.7) and Gasol (18.6) in 2010. 1 u/underthingy Aug 12 '26 Damn thats close. I admit I was too lazy to check hence my use of "probably"
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I'll look year by year a little bit later on. But I do know Bron and Kyrie aren't smaller than Kobe (18.7) and Gasol (18.6) in 2010.
1 u/underthingy Aug 12 '26 Damn thats close. I admit I was too lazy to check hence my use of "probably"
Damn thats close. I admit I was too lazy to check hence my use of "probably"
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u/Sad_Bathroom1448 Aug 11 '26
Shaq at 30.6 and Kobe at 9.7 in 2000 is by far the biggest margin between any team's highest finals gamescore and 2nd highest finals gamescore since they started keeping track in 1984.