Dude better check himself trying to guard Da Big German 1 on 1.
Like I said, it's just a personal observation type thing. A lot of athletes tend to overthink when they're in pressure situations, I admire the players who are able to get in a zone and achieve the height of their skills. Jordan, Kobe, and Durant are the basketball players who always give me that feeling that they have utmost confidence, and are unafraid of the moment. It's an intangible thing
Edit: and add Dirk to that list of course
I don't think anybody can guard dirk when he's on. KD getting this old school work tho in OT. This guy dirk took his belt offKD been hushed and getting roasted by Dirk in OT.
To be fair, he shouldn't have been guarding him in the first place.
Like I said, it's just a personal observation type thing. A lot of athletes tend to overthink when they're in pressure situations, I admire the players who are able to get in a zone and achieve the height of their skills. Jordan, Kobe, and Durant are the basketball players who always give me that feeling that they have utmost confidence, and are unafraid of the moment. It's an intangible thing
Edit: and add Dirk to that list of course
I just listed a bunch of examples of Bron doing the same thing, not to mention he has a higher FG% than Kobe and KD in those situations, you just don't wanna admit your bias. 
Honestly the 2011 Finals series is still a huge black mark for Lebron in this discussion. Even in light of the other things he's done, it's hard for me to make sense of what happened in that series. It's still inexplicable to this day. And I thought he had put it past him completely, but he still looked shaky in some of those games against the Spurs last year. It's my opinion/observation that Lebron has a tendency to overthink in pressure situations. *Tendency* doesn't mean he does it every single time, but from what I've noticed that tendency is always lurking there.Like I said, it's just a personal observation type thing. A lot of athletes tend to overthink when they're in pressure situations, I admire the players who are able to get in a zone and achieve the height of their skills. Jordan, Kobe, and Durant are the basketball players who always give me that feeling that they have utmost confidence, and are unafraid of the moment. It's an intangible thing
Edit: and add Dirk to that list of course
You can't put on historic performances in must win games with the pressure of the world on you without those "intangibles".
they were just down 8
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