LeBron James | The Most Clutch Player of All Time!

This is going to trigger some people. But it needed to be said

07 ECF game 5 is THE single most clutch performance in the history of the NBA. 22 year old Lebron willing his team from down 8 in the 4th to win a crucial away game in double OT, scoring 29 of his teams last 30 points, including the final 25 and the game winning drive to the hole.

Like Michael Jackson said if you hear the same lie too much it almost becomes the truth...& another thing, only LeBron gets penalized for having a game winning lay up

This is the most satisfying video i've ever seen

He is the most scrutinized player probably ever.. never seen anything like it but he has handled it greatly.., the Greatest of All Time LBJ

He's also 6-2 in game 7s , winning his last 6 ! His numbers are incredible in these games , there is no more pressure than a game 7 Period ! You have to be clutch to have a game 7 resume like he does , also the block against the warriors was way clutch too !

LeBron hit as many game winners as Kobe has in his playoff career in only his 3rd season and first playoff series ever against the Wizards in 2006 😂😂 Kobe fans love to ignore his shortcomings but exaggerate LeBrons. Shows you their insecurity towards Bron...No disrespect though Kobe was great but his fans are tough to talk to.

Tell it to Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless🤣🤣

I think LeBron's case is stronger because he has also been "clutch" on defense. In some cases, he can even do two "clutch" plays. First, he blocks Oladipo's layup attempt and then score the winning basket. Another argument against the "clutch" argument is that scoring is linear in basketball. If it is two seconds or two quarters left in the game is irrelevant to the score. A basket is a basket and counts towards the overall score regardless of the time remaining.

Shannon needs to show this to skip on tv

LBJ :Most Complete Player in NBA history!!! GOAT

More interesting clutch stats... Last 5 minutes score within 5 pts--in potential clinching/clinching games in the finals MJ 12-25 48% LBJ 3-9 33.3% Kobe 1-4 25% All finals 1 minute score within 3 points MJ 9-20 45% LBJ 4-16 25% Kobe 4-8 50% Last 25 seconds to tie/take lead MJ 4-8 50% LBJ 0-6 0% Kobe 1-2 50% Last 5 minutes score within 3 points MJ 33-69 47.8% LBJ 11-46 23.9% Kobe 20-45 44.4% Last 2 minutes to tie/take lead MJ 8-17 47% LBJ 3-13 23.% Kobe 3-8 37.5%

Great video! You could have added that he is the best Game 7 performer ever, has the highest PPG on Game 7s with 34.1 Also, he either had a triple-double or a 40-point game in his last 7 Game 7s, he won them all. In my book, Game 7 is as clutch as it gets.

My three favourite game winners are when dame waved goodbye to okc, when LeBron hit that running floater off the backboard va Toronto and luka vs the clippers. The stakes not the highest but I enjoyed them the most

LeBron and Jordan are greatest in their era 👊❤️🏆

The best slap in the face of Skip and Stephen A's video ever. Clearly those 2 are haters and doesn't know what their talking about.

LeBron is actually an underrated Clutch performer. All that killer instinct B.S. don't mean sh*t, when you shooting you under 45% in Clutch moments. I hate to say it but that goes for people Kobe & in today's game Westbrook. They just become a detriment to their team yet people commend them for making the situations more difficult than it have to be. But Jordan & LeBron by every statistical measure & eye test clearly shows them to be some of the most efficient players to ever live. The real nuanced discussion comes down to what characteristics does one player have that the other don't in the clutch. But all in all, I blame Stephen A Smith for this "Killer Mentality.' He'll praise a player just for attempting the last shot even though 9/10, it's a bad one.

Pretty sure king has the most clutch shots made than any other player ever

Lebron masters EVERY FACET of the game, which is why people call Lebron the G.O.A.T

Clutch block, clutch steal, and passes are also called clutch plays. But people just keep on ignoring it.