This is unrealistic. . . . LeBron James' score at this moment is 99 wins 10 losses, with a winning percentage of 90%. He never lost in the playoffs of 0810/21516. In fact, after returning to Cleveland, the fourth quarter of the playoffs has not turned over, that is, the first three quarters have been 26 consecutive victories. The last time he was overturned was in the fourth quarter? You must remember:
On June 5, 20 14, the first game of the Spurs Heat Finals, the Heat suffered a counterattack in the first three quarters of the away game, 78-74. LeBron James was replaced with a sudden cramp in the fourth quarter, and the Spurs seized the opportunity to win 16-3.
If we assume LeBron doesn't have cramps, lead the team to win the game. Then I'm afraid his record now is 40 consecutive victories. But the reality cannot be assumed, even if it is a 40-game winning streak. Give them. It was the Spurs who lost last time. In the first game of the 20 13 finals, the Heat led 72-69 in the first three quarters, but suffered a scoring drought in the fourth quarter. Finally, Tony Parker hit the key ball under Zhan Wei's attack, 92-88, and the Spurs made a good start.
The other loss came from the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Bulls, which was GAME 1. The Heat led 62-58 in the first three quarters, but the bulls who just won the deciding game on the road were even bloodier. In the fourth quarter, potato Robinson and jimmy butler each scored 1 1 point, and the Bulls won 93-86.
The above is LeBron 1 1 year's "field control" achievement since he got rid of his demons: 62 wins and 3 losses.
I still remember the information given to me by American JRs in this year's finals: What I like most about LeBron is not the dunk, the wonderful deadpan pass, the vision, or the blood cap, but watching him control the game like a marionette. There is a famous saying that LeBron is playing chess, while others are just playing chess.