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Friday, July 29, 2016

Best Chase Down Block in NBA Playoff History: LeBron James or Tayshaun Prince?

Unknown 11:01:00 AM

Who has the best Chase Down Block in the NBA Playoff history?

Last game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals, we saw a very tough match between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors. One of the highlights of the game was the big block by the King LeBron James to Andre Iguodala who was in fastbreak for a game leading lay-up with 1:52 in the 4th quarter.

Many people said that this was LeBron's greatest block of his career. Some people also said that this is the greatest block in the NBA Playoffs. But there's also people who disagreed with this statement.
Some said that Tayshaun Prince's chase down block was the greatest.

Leading by 2 points in game 2 of the 2004 Eastern Conference Finals, 69 - 67, Detroit Pistons' Tayshaun Prince chases down Indiana Pacers' Reggie Miller in fastbreak for a game tying lay-up with 18 seconds left in the 4th quarter. That Block also the Detroit's 19th Block of the game. The Pistons would go on to win game 2 and eventually the series. Detroit would then defeat the Los Angeles Lakers in 5 games to win their first NBA championship in 14 years.

Lets take a look and compare two greatest blocks in the NBA Playoffs:

LeBron James Chase Down block on Andre Iguodala

Tayshaun Prince huge block on Reggie Miller

Who do you think has the best block of the NBA Playoffs? LeBron or Tayshaun?

Source: PowcastSports

NBA

LeBron James talks about his road to Victory

Unknown 10:58:00 AM

The Cleveland Cavaliers finally gets their 1st NBA Title after a 52 years drought.

The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated Golden State Warriors in the game 7 of 2016 NBA Finals after trailing 1 - 3 in the series. LeBron James had a 27 points, 11 Rebounds and 11 Assists in the clinching game on his way to winning NBA Finals MVP.

After the game, emotional LeBron James was brought to tears during his postgame interview with Doris Burke.

"I set out a goal two years when I came back, to bring a championship to this city. I gave everything that I had. I poured my heart, my blood, my sweat, my tears into this game. Against all odds, I don't know why we want to take the hardest road.

"I don't know why the man above give me the hardest road, but ... the man above don't put you in situations that you can't handle. I just kept that same positive attitude. Instead of saying why me, I said this is what He wants me to do. And, uh, Cleveland -- this is for you!" LeBron James said.