@jonnyarnett First I want to say You are easily the greatest you tube basketball historian or the second greatest tied with Wilt Chamberlain Archives and Mr. Clayton Crowley. But I want to bring out two players that most people would not put above Michael. It seems like as you go up the latter of the clutchest players list ever it should encompass a player's whole career. I noticed you put up some Magical moments for Magic, but you also highlighted when he made a vital mistake in the Finals against Boston being called Tragic Johnson for a summer. I noticed that you highlighted MJ's brilliance for those 6 championships, but you didn't bring out the last game against the Magic when he came back and shockingly lost the ball at a crucial time, and truly didn't have a JORDAN game when the Bulls needed him the most. Their are two players in history that have amazingly shined more times than MJ WHEN EVERYTHING WAS ON THE LINE AND SUCEEDED. I I present two gentlemen( one you recognized fully, and one you had his name. #2 Mr. SAM Jones..... In a legendary recorded moment you can find in the you tube world, Mr. Russell reveals something shocking about HIM. He says their were 7 TIMES if a shot is not made the Celtics go home. Mr. Russell let it be known Mr. Sam Jones NEVER MISSED.....It is possibly the only perfect clutch shot making when needed the most more than 5 times of any player in NBA history. #1 Mr. William Felton Russell. Playing in 10 7 games during the late 50s and 60s actually says a lot about the competition the fabled Celtics faced. They obviously were not unbeatable. Since teams with legendary players themselves pushed them to the brink. Not having steals, block shots, or even the differentiation of offensive rebounds recorded during Mr. Russell's time leaves no Statistical numbers that cause our Jaws to drop.....BUT WHAT is very eye opening is 10-0 in Game 7's. That is hard to beat. I am curious what his stats( that we can see) are in those 10 games. One of them will most likely be otherworldly ( rebounds). Mj's career was a 15 year career. Mr. Russell's career was 13 years. In those 13 years it is hard to find even one closeout game that he didn't do great in even if they lost. ( I can't count the Hawks series. He played severely hurt only 20 minutes.) Only the 76ers closeout game in his first year coaching and even in that game he had 21 rebounds, 7 assists and who knows how many blocks and steals. Thank u for considering these views.
How did LeBron not make the top 10 when he’s top in clutch shots made always make the right play and has multiple clutch including the most famous defensive stop in finals history. Starting to think this video is more about views than iq.
@@marcmata5574 Well that doesn't mean you can't change that, right? I definitely wasn't "clutch" in my life but I made the changes I needed to reclaim control over my life. Don't hold yourself captive.
@@marcmata5574 -- lol, agree. We all have OPINIONS and a lot of ppl are wrong. The list is pretty fair. Without stats, it's hard to pick a true consensus b/c there's offensive AND DEFENSIVE numbers. So this vid is more subjective than objective. So...game on.
Shots to tie or take the lead in the playoffs: Last 10 seconds: Lebron 9/23 (39% Kobe: 5/22 (22%) Last 60 Seconds: Lebron 21/44 (47%) Kobe 12/44 (27%) The fact that Kobe is on this list and not Lebron is fckn ABSURD! Kobe only has finals series in his entire career he shot above 43% from the field. He is a massive reason why the lakers lost in 2004 against the pistons he played like dog shit and refused to pass Shaq the ball and he averaged 15 ppg shooting 36% from the field in their first finals series
@@MyDixieNormis dude for lebrons career with 10 seconds left he is 17 % in the clutch it's fucking absurd u think he even belongs in the convo...it only takes a Google search for the proof so have at it my boy
@@wangtang12 That’s a joke. 1st all time in go ahead FGs, 2nd in buzzer beaters, 1st in 20 point 4th quarters, 58% TS in the clutch, 85% FT in the clutch, 50% FG in the clutch of the finals, 7.5 ast per 36 in the clutch of the finals, 80% FT in clutch time of the finals. It’s hilarious you think Kobe isn’t in the conversation of the number 1 spot, Diesel was the hot take on my list. Get real
@d3adyoutubeaccount everything you wrote is made up. Neither kobe or diesel are top 5. Go study the history of the NBA and stop making stuff up and engaging in revisionist history.
well magic did have more clutch perfomances Im an not a celtics fan, but I would agree Larry Legend should have been further up the list he only has 3 championships, if he didnt get hurt im sure it would be a different story
I didn't really see them play much, but I do know that both had more clutch moments. Media and social media makes it seem like Bird was unstoppable and more clutch, but the amount of times I've seen both dominate, it's hard to base my hypothesis on that alone.
Larry Legend has to be top three in my opinion. As Pat Riley once said " "If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save a game, I’d choose Michael Jordan," Pat said. "If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save my life, I’d take Larry Bird." Those are big words coming from P.R.
Well he wasn't saying that because Bird was more clutch than MJ, he said it because he'd rather put his life in the hands of another white man than a black man ☻
Jerry west literally has the nickname Mr Clutch for a reason He always could make the big shot in the biggest moments even his finals appearances show mostly loses
And Curry, his averages at game 7s, performance in 2014 playoffs, 2015 playoffs (and finals), 2016 WCF vs OKC (playing with 3 injuries), 2018 finals, 2022 playoffs are just some examples
Good video and I’m not a LeBron fanboy but I would love to hear the logic regarding how he didn’t make the list Most game winners in playoff history, hasn’t lost a game 7 since 2008, clutch moments on both sides of the ball, and has countless monster games with his back against the wall in the playoffs.
Seriously? Nobody is giving LeBron the last shot. Not to mention Kobe had to break LeBron out of his pass out during the big moment phase. And let's not pretend like damn near everyone on the list is more clutch than LeBron. LeBron is great and top 5 in many categories, being clutch isn't one of them.
@@Ajr5691 He could've been #10 and I could've lived with it. No Bron but Miller?! Russell with 11 rings and 5mvps and 10-0 on game 7's as #2 under a guy with 5 less rings on 2 more tries?! Magic over Bird? West top 5? I think Johnny lost a bet or something lol
Jonny is the new Skap/AOH/UnCut/DreamerPro. Isn't it funny how there are literally no MJ hate channels but dozens of LBJ hate channels that receive thousands upon thousands of views posted with daily hate content about Lebron
Listen, I’m a textbook Lebron hater, but to say Lebron isn’t one of the top 10 clutches players ever is ludicrous and kind of invalidates the list imo. I’d be interested to hear your take on WHY you don’t have Lebron as one of the clutches players ever, it’d make for a great video. To me it’d be like making a list of the top scorers ever and leaving off MJ with zero explanation
Lebron had many great clutch performance but also many bad clutch performance. Anyway you can definitely put Lebron ahead of some of the guys on this list.
Most playoffs losses of all-time (104) #1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500) 2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season) #3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade) #1 all-time in turnovers (+1000) LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌
Honestly this is an extremely telling video for Johnny's bias against LeBron. I will probably consider MJ>LeBron for the rest of my life but to not include LeBron on this list is basically objectively wrong.
@@penkima4923 Based on his own criteria mentioned he should be. He has more rings, fmvps, playoff buzzer beaters and clutch points than 80% of the list. Miller, with 0 rings in 19 seasons is here ffs
Lebron is the 2nd greatest player of all time and is definitely clutch in his own right but lets be real .. i dont think he is more clutch than even reggie miller
@@stephanperez3310 objectively you are wrong. Look up clutch points, game winners, and fmvps. You can say he's a better 3 pt shooter and free throw shooter. Thats literally it. If Bron is out of the top 10 for winning 4 rings and loaing 15 seasons how can Miller be there with 0/19 seasons?
@@briandutton939Yeah defense was so bad in the mid 2000-mid 2010 but when it comes to any other player y’all don’t say shit 😂😂😂 Bron haters nesting on TH-cam because it’s the only save place to hate on him without getting absolutely destroyed by actual facts
@@jasonugwu8326Sorry I can't hear you with allat 🥩 in your mouth 😂 Did I hear a Bron fan of all people talking about "facts" LMAO Most playoffs losses of all-time (104) #1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500) 2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season) #3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade) #1 all-time in turnovers (+1000) LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌ Conversely Mj shoots 22/50 in the reg. season, 9/18 in the playoffs, & 4/8 in the NBA finals (aka his career fg%) on the most gm winners in NBA playoff history (9) (fyi: Is an NBA record 24-11 in finals gms without having gone to a gm7) Kobe shoots in the mid 30s of % in the reg. season on a career 36gm winners (NBA record). In the NBA finals, 2 mins or less within 1 possessions shoots 50%fg on 20FGA & 83%FT. All-time, Kobe is 1/2 players to lead the playoffs in 4thQT scoring for 3 consecutive playoff series twice. He leads the league all-time in 4thQTppg (10.1ppg) whilst 2nd place doesn't even hit 9ppg. He also hit the most gm winners in a single reg. season (8)
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
With 1 minute left in the 4th Quarter or OT, shot to tie or take the lead here are the actual numbers: Lebron: 56-124: 45.2% Kobe: 30-96: 31.3% Jordan: 9-31: 29.0% Looks like the facts say that Lebron is in a whole different league and should be number 1 on this list. It's not even close.
When even the lebron haters think it's outrageous you know it's kinda bad, you can kinda push some agendas thay still, however bad makes a bit of sense like lebron ring chasing, jordan record without pippen but these kinda stuff it's pretty damn obvious it's just bias
Respectable list based on the criteria that was given but personally I have to include the guy with the most playoff buzzer beaters(15 seasons in atp) and some signature clutch moments within this list.
Who? Fox should have been in the Honorable mentions as he won the first Clutch Of The Year award even though he is early in his career and have one playoffs series. Fox in 2023 was so clutch that no one was near him in clutch in regards of total pts, fg% and volume. He was so clutch that his 3pt% in clutch in that season was so high he would have been the best 3pt shooter that season of you only took clutch moments when at one point he was shooting like 50+ % in the clutch for 3s.
Lebron? You Bronsexuals need help. He ist the weakest 4th quarter last 2 Minute performer of all time. He has 20% in such occasions. Thats laughable. And Shows his weak Character. And it Shows how Bronsexuals dont know anything about Ball. Lebron and clutch. Its like satanists and holy.
I think this list was pretty solid, but I really think Curry should be on it (he definitely should receive his flowers in the clutch time), he is the guy with most points in 4th quarter playoffs, has record of most points in 4th quarter in a finals game, Curry has a TS% of 63.4 in 4th quarter on playoffs (that I think is the best efficiency by a player in this situation in history), averages 32.6/7/6.4 on 47%/42%/92% shooting in 5 game sevens, Steph made 81 consecutive 4th quarter and OT free throws from the 2015 to 2019 playoffs, had his clutch performances at 2014 playoffs, 2015 playoffs (mostly in finals), 2016 WCF (had 3 injuries), 2017 playoffs, 2018 playoffs and finals, 2019 playoffs and finals, 2022 playoffs and finals, 2023 1st round, 2024 CPOY, 2024 Olympics. Some raw examples: 2016 WCF Game 6 where his three tied the game with 2:35 left in the 4th when the Warriors were facing elimination on the road 2018 NBA Finals game 1 where his three point play gave the Warriors the lead with 23 seconds left in the 4th 2016 WCSF Game 5 where he hit a three with 23 seconds left to put the Warriors up by 5 2017 WCF Game 1 where his three pointer with 1:45 left tied the game 2015 NBA finals game 1 where his two point jumper gave the Warriors a two point lead with 50 seconds left 2013 WCSF Game 1 where he stole the ball and scored with a little over a minute left in OT to tie the game The one against NO in 2015. His layup against the cavs in 2015 G1. His OT performance against the blazers in one of the 2016 games. A crazy amount in the end of the OKC series. He was very clutch against the spurs in G1, 2017. Clutch in G7 against the rockets in 2018. He scored 20+ pts in the 4th qtr in that G6 vs HOU in 2019. He had clutch shots vs the blazers in 2019. He made a huge three to tie the game against TOR, G5. 2022 was just a series of clutch performances. Steph is clutch, but he usually doesn’t need a buzzer beater because warriors games aren’t usually close by one possession in the last minute of the game.
That was really my only true disagreement as well. Seeing reggie come in at 9 hurt, but I guess I get it. I don't get magic being ahead of bird at all.
Also LeBron should have been at least top 10. Defensive clutch isn't as relevant as it is tougher to make the shot than to defend, and with that consideration l, LeBron was also clutch on defense in his prime. He also currently among the most pts in clutch situations.
@blowc1612 the most points in clutch situations is more of a longevity thing, not necessarily being more clutch. At the end of the day, lebron's ugly moments far outweigh his clutch moments. His 2011 finals is as bad as it gets, offensively and defensively. I am still making up reasons to myself as to why reggie is at 9.
@@swaymcthunder1219 I would have Lebron at 10 as he still gotta make those shots and that block was still a clutch block on Iggy to win the series. Reggie should be at least top 6
That's funny..u r a LeBron hater that's clear I'm not LeBron fan but he easssssily top 5..i don't care if u think MJ or Kobe more clutch than him but he easily Top 5 especially when u appreciate every thing and not just scoring
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
@@michaelbarnes2126but than he put bird who in the 1981 finals had back to baxk games where he only scored 8 points and im confident bron has more clutch playoff moments than bird
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
Imagine not having Lebron James on a list of Top 10 Most Clutch players in NBA history- Jonny has now gone from a source of basketball information to a propaganda channel. Sad
Then why is that same standard not set for someone like Kobe, whose numbers in the finals and in game 7s are significantly worse. Than there’s his performance against Detroit in 2004, blowing a 3-1 lead in 2006 and leaving his teammates out to dry in game 7, losing in 2008 and in game 6 by a record margin, going 6-24 in another game 7 in 2010, and getting swept by Dallas in 2011 and again getting obliterated in the final elimination game and outplayed by Jason Terry and JJ Barea (which people give LeBron metric tons of crap for). That’s why they’re mad, cuz there was very obviously a bias here, even if you wanna put Lebron lower
@@infinitymixtapes9562 I see what you're saying. I think Kobe gets plenty of hate his way. But the truth still stands that Kobe beat more 50win teams than LBj, whole being the sole focus of most defenses, and carrying the majority of the scoring load, while also having less stacked teams than LBj. That same team that swept Kobe, beat them Heatles, and I think we can all agree that Wade outplayed LBj in that serieso
@@AbiV31 I respect this comment, Kobe beating more 50 wins teams from 2008-2010 than Magic Johnson in his entire career is a huge plus to his case. But we can’t ignore the fact that out of the 30 50win teams Kobe defeated, 18 of them was with Shaq as a teammate. I’m not one of those idiots that says Kobe got carried but we can’t act like Kobe brute forced his way through those teams when he had the most dominant force in basketball as a running mate. That’s a luxury greats like LeBron and Jordan never had, especially early in their careers. Also trust me, as a Heat fan, you will NEVER see me defend what LeBron did in 2011. I only brought it up because Kobe also had a poor showing against the same team with a squad that won back to back, it just gets overshadowed cuz LeBron’s failure was much louder, on a bigger stage, before he won anything and after that whole “not 1, not 2” nonsense
@@infinitymixtapes9562 that's another thing, it feels like LBj tries to keep himself relevant. Like he has had great teammates, but for some reason everyone wants to claim that he's carried all of them. He's had tons of talent around him, but the truth is that his playing style doesn't lend itself to be top tier.
Not having Lebron here is asinine. LeBron James has SEVEN game winning or game tying shots in the final :01 of playoff games. No one else in the last 27 years (as far back as the @Stathead database goes) has more than 2. LeBron is also 7-for-12 (58.3 percent) on these opportunities. Kobe Bryant, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, James Harden, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwyane Wade, Tim Duncan, Nikola Jokic, Steve Nash, Russell Westbrook, and other MVP winners in this era are a combined 6-for-50 (12.0 percent) on these possessions. +Has arguably the single most significant clutch defensive play in NBA History. PS . Whilst I've always found you to be biased against Lebron, I admire your work and am a fan of the channel. Keep it up:)
I do think he should be on this list but his 2011 finals performance really hurts him and he’s had quite a few playoff games where he’s severely underperformed which is why I think he was left off this list
@@MJIZZEL It is. Even if it was a figment of my imagination and was a completely fictional made up stat, he still has the second most buzzer beaters in NBA history, which alone should secure comfortably his place in this list. Btw I am not even that much of a Lebron fan. It's just... some stats are induspitable and thats when the bias shines through:)
@@zeffhetman Yeah this logic goes out of the window when you take into consideration the people who were included in this list ahead of him? Do you not remember that Magic Johnson used to be called ''Tragic'' for a while? Should we get into Kobe's playoff resume (04 -08) and percentages? (My favourite player growing up) Bird's shortcomings? Jerry West (god bless his soul) is 1 - 8 in the Finals. We only choose to highlight the deficiencies of the people we have preconsieved biases against and downplay their achievements. This has always been the case with Lebron's treatment in his videos. Do we not forget what he did at 22 years of age with his shabby supporting cast? And to think that Jonny had the audacity to hold this finals against him? The bias against Lebron is absurd.
I'm honestly confused as to why LeBron isn't on the list at all. The guy has so many memorable game winners and epic game 7 or facing elimination performances. And in that Ray Allen game LeBron had just hit a clutch 3 right before him and had something like 16 4th quarter points! I'm not trying to make this a silly LeBron vs Jordan debate so please don't interpret this comment that way. I guess it just seems weird that LeBron wouldn't make the list over Ray Allen, a player against whom LeBron had several clutch performances.
Well let's see: -He gave up on his team in Cleveland (not just leaving the city, he literally gave up in the playoffs) -Choked spectacularly, particularly in 4th quarters, against the Geriatric Mavs in 2011 -Missed the shot right before Ray Allen saved his ass -Had to rely on Kyrie to save his ass in the Cavs Finals winning series -Recently, he stood around at the end of the Serbia and France Olympic games just watching everyone else pass and move around on offense until Curry inevitably took the clutch shots. Hell, Kerr _benched him_ at the end of the France game but LeBron "ice in his veins" James subbed himself back in (only to do the aforementioned standing around) There are other things I'm missing but this is literally just off the top of my head. If I can, on the spot, think of this many times LeBron _was not clutch,_ then he doesn't deserve to be in the conversation
LeBron Not making the top 10 is outrageous imo, he’s made countless buzzer beaters, game tying shots, defensive plays in the regular season. Even if you disregard the RS, his 2007 run to the playoffs where he beat arguably the best defensive team of all time by himself, even scoring the last 29 out of the teams 30 points in a double OT win. He lost the finals against a fairly experienced spurs team but the cavs shouldn’t even have made it past the first round if it weren’t for LeBron. LeBron had the 2011 meltdown but Magics 1986 finals meltdown was also mentioned. In the 2015 finals he was the leader in all major categories for both teams while missing Kyrie and Love, Igudala won the finals mvp for holding him to a near 35 point tripple double. He had the greatest 3 game stretch being down 3-1 to the best regular season team of all time, his 2018 playoff run speaks for itself and until 2022 he has never been beaten before the second round. I respect your opinion but this is all about facts.
Thank for the comedy. He did not do 2007 by himself. It was a decent team, excellent team defensively You claim he led both teams in all stats in 2015. Wrong year you can't even get that correct
What about that fact: According to Basketball Reference LBJ shot 20 out of 114 in the final 5 seconds with the game on the line. He is not clutch. Full stop.
I mean Jonny literally said if they had a really bad playoff series, that significantly drops their rankings. Lebron had arguably the greatest finals dropoff in nba history (2011) and also had a pitiful playoff performance against the celtics in 2010. You can make an argument for the 2006 Pistons being one of the best defensive teams of all time, but the Pistons in 2007 were nowhere near the best defensive team of all time, as Ben Wallace was a huge reason for why they were a good defensive team, and he was gone by 2007. While we're on the subject of 2007, Lebron also had a pretty bad finals performance that year. Lebron was also part of 2 of the most lopsided NBA finals losses in NBA history.
@@wosile who cares? why is it better to get beat in the first round and look like an idiot rather than making the finals? just to meet some arbitrary record standard? thats bullshit bro you guys just make up whatever nonsense you want
@@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212 winning a clutch player award doesn't move you anywhere on a most clutch players list. Completely useless award, no need to know about it.
Lebron highest clutch^2 in nba history both cumulative and per game in regular season and playoffs. Most clutch points in NBA history regular season and post season arguably best playoff performer ever most buzzer beaters in NBA history but not top 10. Completely unobjective and based on feelings smh jordan sexuals
As someone who isn't Lebron's fan, I think it's disrespectful for Lebron not makimg this list. Honestly, I thought he would be in top 5 probably. He had 7 winners I believe in play offs and yeah, like you said, clutch isn't just how clutch scorer you are, but how many clutch rebounds you make, how many clutch assists you make etc, etc... For example in 2016 finals, Lebron came up CLUTCH with his blocking shot against Igoudala, that's definitely clutch moment. Soo Lebron had numerous clutch moments that people don't realise and I think he should've make that list.
I get those clutch instances for sure, but the question is just how much does it take to undo 2007 Finals, 2010 ECF and 2011 Finals? I just can't justify ignoring those, because thats literally potentially 3 more championships if LBJ didn't choke. Thats not anything minor. Post-2011, LeBron's top 5, if not top 3, but that first half of his career was viewed as the complete opposite of clutch, and unlike many people in the comments, I'm actually old enough to remember all that.
@@jonnyarnettyou re completely right about 2011, but you know he was never going to win in 2007 or 2010 no matter how clutch he was those teams were horrible
@@jonnyarnett maybe a little bias from my end cuz obviously LeBron is my goat but then why would you put Kobe in it if we’re keeping the same logic? Kobe choked then quit on his team in 2006, like LeBron in 2010, Kobe also shot the lakers out of their fourth ring in 2004, we can compare that to 2011, both were superteams even if you don’t like the fact. 2008 finals Kobe performs below his standards 7/22 loses the finals. We could also bring up how Kobe possibly got two more rings because of the nba fixing it 2000 & 2002. But then that would bring up a whole different conversation.
12:54 Bill Russell wasn't the most clutch player on his team. Sam Jones took over in the 4th quarter in most of those playoff runs. Russell was terrible from the line which was a liability at the end of games.
LeBron just statistically one of the most clutch players in history not being on the list is laughable, Jordan should be right afound kobes spot, lotta failures too.. Bird should be #1
Failures? Did you watch what he said about Jerry West? Even Nick Wright admits that Jordan never had a post season sub-par performance but you can still lose.
It's hard to argue with this list, and yet it's so difficult to justify leaving out Steph, LeBron, and Durant. The difference is razor thin just like the difference between winning and losing in the clutch.
No stats, no break down of clutch consistency from regular season to playoffs to finals. This channel sucks now, no wonder your still 200k. Dude isn’t objective at all. Lebrons has the MOST GAME WINNERS
This list has to be the weirdest top 10 you've ever done lol. Whatever the criteria used here was all over the place lol: Russell isn't #1 as a player who went 10-0 on Game 7's and has 11 rings. No Hondo with 8-0 Finals. Magic over Bird. Reggie who never won a ring as a top 10 clutch guy West at #4 over multiple fmvp winners like Larry. No Bron? They guy with the block and a ton of playoff game winners and fmvp?! A dude who lead a finals in every stat category?
Most playoffs losses of all-time (104) #1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500) 2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season) #3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade) #1 all-time in turnovers (+1000) LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌ Conversely Mj shoots 22/50 in the reg. season, 9/18 in the playoffs, & 4/8 in the NBA finals (aka his career fg%) on the most gm winners in NBA playoff history (9) (fyi: Is an NBA record 24-11 in finals gms without having gone to a gm7) Kobe shoots in the mid 30s of % in the reg. season on a career 36gm winners (NBA record). In the NBA finals, 2 mins or less within 1 possessions shoots 50%fg on 20FGA & 83%FT. All-time, Kobe is 1/2 players to lead the playoffs in 4thQT scoring for 3 consecutive playoff series twice. He leads the league all-time in 4thQTppg (10.1ppg) whilst 2nd place doesn't even hit 9ppg. He also hit the most gm winners in a single reg. season (8)
@@Sf75178 Johnny? I've never said that about Johnny. The list is UncutDope, 2Fat4TV, AngryOldFart, Skap Bayless, Mr. I record in my beat-down suv and the rest. He did do a podcast with the hate avengers though, but Johnny's alright. It even took all of two seconds for disgreements to rise between them whenever Johnny tried to be reasonable and I think they stopped doing the podcast as a result. I dislike people who talk about Bron as if he's not an all-timer and people who insist Jordan is the UNDISPUTED goat. Thats about it. He can not have Bron as the goat and even make a video without him. I'll argue but I'm not trolling in this page. My argument was as reasonable as it gets. And in case you only come running straight to me, I'm not the only one disagreeing xD.
Bird should be #2 behind Jordan. he is the closest to Jordan in terms of competitiveness and coming up big when his team needed him. not to mention being one of the greatest shooters ever. also, not even having Paul Pierce in honorable mentions is pretty crazy, imo.
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
@@michaelbarnes2126 Mike lost 9/15 seasons. Thats means more than half the time he could not will his team to victory. Kibe went 5/20. Bird 3/12, Duncan 5/20. Are they disqualified lmao? Cause it didn't seem that way based off the ranking
@@andrewcook1246 so what? Did they lose in the Finals more than they won? Nope, can’t say the same for LeBron with his 4-6 record. Can’t be the GOAT with a bad winning percentage like that in the most important games of the season smh
This is a solid list. Kobe fans will hate it as their God isn’t #1 but I think the ranking is pretty accurate. Bron fans will hate it cuz he’s not in the top 10 but clutchness is his biggest weakness. That said, I think this list is pretty good.
Lebron is №1 in playoff buzzers in history of the league. Also block to Iggy led to the most outstanding championship of all time. These two items are already enough to put him at least to 10 place of this list..
Most playoffs losses of all-time (104) #1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500) 2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season) #3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade) #1 all-time in turnovers (+1000) LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌
@@JasonUgwu-vy4wu I'd have to do so in order to be privy to such information. Listen to your own advice, get off your knees, get Bron 🍆 out ya throat, & replace it with some 💧 💦
@@JasonUgwu-vy4wu I'd have to do so in order to be privy to such information. Stick your own advice. Get off your knees, get Brons 🍆 out ya throat, & replace it with some 💧 💦
Youre just wrong for not putting lebron in there. Most game winning buzzer beaters in the playoffs by a wide margin more than the next two combined with 5, two in one playoffs. Most clutch defensive play in nba history in game 7 of 2016 finals. Led the comeback that led to ray allens shot with 16 points in the 4th, then led game 7 with a clutch dagger to go up 4 and 37 points. Highest clutch time efficiency by many measures. Your just wrong for this. Come on. Also dame lillard deserves a shout out imo.
Unpopular opinion: Michael Jordans' 63 points against Boston was him in clutch mode FOR THE WHOLE GAME! He knew in order to even have a chance against them he would need to leave it all out there, especially after that first game he had.
Only if West played poorly in those losses though. Just go look at how he did in those finals losses. There’s a difference between losing, and losing BECAUSE you choked.
Hot take: superstars are overrated as clutch players. If you are a great scorer overall, being great at scoring during the final minutes should be expected. The best clutch players for me are the ones that aren't expected to do so and still do.
With 1 minute left in the 4th Quarter or OT, shot to tie or take the lead here are the actual numbers: Lebron: 56-124: 45.2% Kobe: 30-96: 31.3% Jordan: 9-31: 29.0% Looks like the facts say that Lebron is in a whole different league and should be number 1 on this list. It's not even close.
You do realize these numbers for Jordan only account for the 1997 & 1998 playoffs right? 😂😂😂 see what they are when you include 1996, 1995, 1993, 1992, 1991, 90, 89, 88, 87, 86, & 85✌️
I’d actually put Bill at #1. The fact that MJ never went to a game 7 in the finals while Bill went perfect 10-0 in playoff game 7s tells me what I need to know in showing up at the highest moment (in terms of clutchness)
Also LBJ should be on this list imo. His performances in the playoffs early on as well as his 3-1 finals comeback alone should get him a spot. Ofc he had the meltdown finals performance but so did Magic
@@lukakaps9548It goes both ways though. How many of those players on this list have come back from 3-1 down in the NBA Finals? Or have the most game winning buzzer beaters in playoff history? He has done more than enough to be on this list easily.
Clutch itself is rather subjective. Is 1st half in Game 7 clutch enough? Which is more clutch, the courage to take a difficult shot at the last seconds or pass for a better shot?
Anyone complaining about LeBron not being on this list needs to revisit the first decade of LeBrons career and then couple that with his actual shooting numbers outside of 3 feet in the 2nd decade+ lol.
Just to make you cry a little more. LeBron has the 2nd most 3 pointers made in the 4th quarter/OT in the nba playoffs (criteria at least 30 3PA). He also is 2nd in 3 pointers made with less than 5 minutes remaining (criteria at least 15 3PA).
Not a bad list but you can’t seriously put Magic over Bird. It’s just nonsensical when Larry was a better defender, near equal playmaker and better in every single area of shooting/scoring.
When i rank clutch players its not just them making the shot buts ingenreal what they do to close out the game or make a come back. When having this in mind, Kobe, MJ, bron and Bird shouldnt just be locks for the top 10 but at least 3 of those in the top 3 and one the best
he is BIAS as hell..KOBE wasnt even TOP 5 on the 00s...and basketball didnt start in the 00s.. LUKA by the way has already more CLUTCH Shoots than LEBRON and higher FG% in clutch than KOBE
@@onlyfacts3178you are brain dead. Kobe has so many clutch moments in playoffs. Shaq has 1 ring if not for kobe coming up huge in their threepeat. He lead the league in clutch scoring all 3 years. You just look at a very specific stat the media told you over and over to make the case for LeBron while ignoring the mountain of evidence to the contrary. You are probably a child who never watched the games either. Just to look at a couple of out of context stats. LeBron has a negative plus minus in the finals.. That's just embarrassing. The most famous clutch shots of his career were made by his teammates. He passes up game winners. That famous Jr moment started with LeBron passing to George Hill instead of shooting over Steph curry because he is fragile in the clutch. The last two nuggets series are some of the most unclutch playoff moments you will ever see. The Olympics were another choke job just like the 08 Olympics once again, kobe and Steph saved his legacy as he was busy choking it up. 07, 11 and 14 were all time embarrassing finals as well.
@onlyfacts3178 Luka isn't more clutch than Kobe or LeBron. Maybe he can be but from where he is now, no way. And yes Kobe was a top 5 best player in the NBA. He became the best player in 2004ish or 05. And though there were better guards than him (Vince Carter and Tmac) he was still the best guard in the West and at least 5th or 6th best player overall.
@@younglove3362 KOBE brick a lot of shoots..he was famous for air balls in the elimination games (remeber UTAH??? 2 straight games with an air ball in clutch time....thats why KOBE fans are the worse because most of you guys didnt even watch his entire career.. LUKA rarely misses a CLUTCH shoot or play..he is already one of the BEST CLUTCH players ever.
Bird should 1000% be ahead of West. I'd argue ahead of Magic as well. The only people I'd put ahead of Bird would be Russell. Even MJ would be a close consideration. And Russell, never losing a Game 7 and his numbers elevating in crunch time situations should be #1.
@heimonen5174 when pat riley chooses you with his life over Jordan, you should be higher than 5. He is #2 behind Jordan for me. Only guy I wouldn't argue at all if you put ahead of jordan.
@juliothom2408 you can say that all the guys who played with the celtics during Russell era, being undefeated in game 7s. While he remember Jordan and bird for their offensive clutches, bird still has the most clutch steal to assist of all time. One of the most winner defensive plays you can see. Jordan has the steal on Malone before his famous shot over Russell. Where is Russell's offensive moment in the clutch. Heck, where is his defensive moment that levels up to these 2. I personally don't think Russell belongs here. If you aren't gonna penalize a guy like west for losing against teams vastly superior to them, then you shouldn't reward the guy benefitting from playing on the vastly superior team
You’re the biggest LeBron hater. Stats prove that he’s the clutchest player of all time. He literally took the most shots in the clutch time and made them on best efficiency
Imma give u statistics bro LeBron is 7-12 (58%) in his career on game tying/winning field goal attempts in the final :01 of playoff games. For some context, Kobe, Steph, Durant, Kawhi, Harden, Westbrook, Dirk, Wade, Duncan, Jokic, T-Mac & Nash, other legends/MVPs of his eras are a COMBINED 6-50 ( 12% ) So tell me why Kobe is in the list but not Bron???
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
Surprised Isiah Thomas didn’t make your list. Man, his clutch performances in the late 80s/early 90s playoffs and finals were commensurate with Magic, Larry, and even close to Jordan’s. I can’t recall him not showing up big for a game the pistons needed to win from ‘88-‘90 (he essentially willed the Pistons to a game 5 ECF win at the Garden, maybe the most important win in franchise history pre-championships), and played spectacularly in all 3 of the Pistons’ finals attempts, particularly 1990, when he carried them to the championship with his scoring, perhaps the peak of him as a “score first” point guard. And for all the talk of “aura” these days, Zeke had it in spades. He just had that “thing.” And it was astounding to witness. Isiah also took a beating during these performances, and what’s maybe forgotten most about him is just how tough he was. He didn’t back down from anyone, and he’s got the scars to prove it. I often wonder why so many dislike Isiah so intently. I think much of it comes town to him making people uncomfortable. He’s good looking, dead f****** smart, but also grew up on the south side of Chicago, and never fully escaped the mentality inculcated within him there as a child. Therefore, few understood Isiah. I’m not even sure he fully came to terms with the person he became. And when people don’t understand something, it makes them uncomfortable. It’s called cognitive dissonance. And Zeke dealt with his fair share of it from fans. They can often be unnecessarily cruel in their criticism of him too. Kinda sad given all he overcame-their lack of empathy. But I personally think this makes him even more interesting . He’s a deeply complex, flawed, and fascinating human being. People like Zeke don’t exist in the NBA anymore. They’re not allowed to. And it’s a deeply profound loss to all who love great basketball. Nice list overall, but a few of those players listed were about as interesting as watching plants grow. I suppose plants growing slowly can be considered tantamount to being clutch….
@Aha_Bacon Based on my criteria, I think Bron has too many crucial playoff instances where he didn’t show up. The 2007 NBA Finals, the 2010 ECF and the 2011 Finals are all really brutal. The funny thing is that IF you only include LeBron’s career AFTER 2011, he’s very high on this list. Unfortunately he just often wasn't that guy in the first half of his career, which I can't ignore, but did eventually evolve into that big game performer.
Imma be honest, you're acting like LeBron wasn't clutch pre 2011. He had a game winner vs the magic on the 09 conf finals, he dropped 25 points in 4th q and ot vs the pistons. He was clutch in 06 in his first playoff run vs Gilbert. Very bias take. @@jonnyarnett
Once I saw Reggie at 9, I knew lebron fans wouldn't like this. To be fair, he shouldn't be on this list. Not one of the guys he listed I would put lebron over. I would include dame before I added lebron out of current players.
@@jonnyarnett yeah Ik. 2004 hurts to watch as a Kobe fan. But aside from that, I don’t hold the last 3 years against him because 1. Bro was basically crippled 2. His teammates were cheeks 3. The league robbed him of Chris Paul and if he had Chris Paul he wouldn’t have to play till his achillies tears to make the playoffs. Also he probably would’ve retired sooner bc I think we woulda won a 6th ring
@@bipblopblap most clutch players shoot terrible percentages because that’s what happens when a star player shoots the potential game winning shot. They get doubled and tripled most of the time. Most star players shoot around 25% in the clutch
The Horry rule seems like a bad idea here. Why should a player that is not considered a superstar but who is super clutch not be on the list? That's a mistake for me and makes the list way less interesting than it could be.
Because how in the world can you compare a superstar who is the focal point of the offense, to a guy who spots up in a corner and who is often open, and who took 1/5th of the clutch attempts throughout his career? I respect your stance on it, but for me personally, that just isn't a fair comparison by any stretch.
And... NOBODY has ever considered Horry a superstar player. He's never been all-star, selected for ANY All-NBA teams, or been a regular season MVP (much less a play-off MVP). He wasn't even a starter for half of his total career games.
@@jonnyarnett It's opinion who or what is a star player. Who made most game winners isn't. It's very femine behavier value opinions over facts. Most of bball vids in YT is like this somebody's favourite players list in disguise. That's why you're selling your opinions cause you like to think that you have something to say. You dont.
@@jonnyarnett What you have in this video is simply another ranking of 10 of the best players of all time. Is it any surprise that the best players of all time are also the most clutch? Of course not. But it would have been a lot more interesting to see some players who normal basketball viewers might not have on their radar (as much). And if you really are into numbers (considering your "taking 1/5 of the clutch attempts" statement), then go by percentage of clutch shots made with a minimum amount necessary (i.e. clutch shots attempted per season or per 48 or whatever) instead?
@@scottb3034LeBron literally scored 16 points in that same 4th quarter of Game 6 also scored the go ahead shot in Game 7. of Without the Block the Kyrie shot doesnt have that much weight on it too so please stop with that stupid logic
@@mr.longjohn0014 Kerr* And no they didn't. Those were both in game 6 with the Bulls UP in the series meaning it wasn't to save the series or championship like Irving and Allen. I knew some clueless person would bring this up and was prepared.
@@jasonugwu8326 actually you don't know what happens if he doesn't block it. Iguodala had just as good a shot rushing the layup and missing. But we do know what happens if Irving doesn't make the shot. The game is over, Cavs lost. Also you do know Irving averaged like 27 a game in that series on 40% from 3 and 93% from the line. He was the closer for the team.
A video series I’d like to see you tackle Jonny is “How would this players stats look based on pace of play in each era” For example: take Kobe’s career averages and adjust them for each decade from 1960-2020s
You hit the nail in the head absolutely man. Also the most clutch ever to me is that Jordan NEVER allowed in all six championship runs to reach the series in seven games. That alone proves that he's the gold standard of being clutch.
A broken clock is right twice a day. The GOAT TH-camr is wrong twice a year. Lebron has the 4th most buzzer beaters (2nd if that 0.01 against the Warriors had gone down to 0). He has the most playoff buzzer beaters. He has the highest scoring average in game 7s. He has the 6th highest playoff PPG ever. LeBron is 7-12 (58%) on game tying/winning field goal attempts in the final :01 of playoff games. Kobe, Steph, Durant, Kawhi, Harden, Westbrook, Dirk, Wade, Duncan, Jokic, T-Mac & Nash, other legends/MVPs of his eras are a combined 6-50 (12%). He orchestrated the most clutch comeback in NBA history against a 73 win unanimous MVP leading both sides in every statistical category capped off by the most clutch defensive play in history. He had a game winning shot against Kawhi Leonard in game 7 of the 2013 finals. He had the greatest carry job of all time leading the 2018 Cavs to the Finals. He had the 2nd greatest carry job of all time leading the 2007 Cavs to the Finals with 25 straight points. He had the most clutch game ever leading the Heat over the Celtics in game 6 of the 2012 ECF. If we are gonna knock Magic and Bryant subpar Finals performances, then Lebron gets some grace for 2011 and some of those Celtics series in the late 2000s.
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂. LeBron had a chance to prove all your stats right against Denver last year in the playoffs. Had a wide open 3 to potentially win a game and what did he do? 😂🤡
He did not play well the entire series against the Warriors in WCF. Playing bad for a while series in the biggest games of your career gets you off the list
I’m sure he was close, but Reggie’s ridiculous 8 points in 9 seconds and Ray Allen’s finals heroics probably put them ahead. If you haven’t seen game 1 of the Pacers Knicks ECSF, I recommend it. The game was over and Reggie was playing poorly until he decided not to at the very end.
Jonny’s list here isn’t bad And I’m not LeBron fan (In fact, you might call me a curry fan above anything else) But the fact that LeBron is not on here is a joke. I’m not saying you should be number one, That spot should be and currently is occupied by MJ But LeBron most certainly should be in the top 10 and I would argue so should curry. However, I think not having LeBron in the top 10 year shows Johnny’s biased. In general, I think Johnny is an objective observer and gives objective opinions, but when it comes to LeBron, I would argue that’s gone by the wayside. He spent too much time recently with LeBron haters, and it’s starting to wear off on him. There are plenty of stats to back up LeBron as an all-time clutch performer number one but easily top five and Jonny just left him off at top 10 list which makes me lose a little respect for him. Curry is my guy and I will admit that he should be somewhere in the 5 to 10 range of clutch performers But LeBron should be higher than curry and should be top five To have him not on the list of top 10 is criminal and biased.
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What’s your list look like?
top 1 ad transition of all fucking time
All-time clutch ... nooooo. But TMac had one of the greatest comeback games ever against the Spurs.
@@pasigiri fucking what?
magic at 5 bird at 3
@jonnyarnett First I want to say You are easily the greatest you tube basketball historian or the second greatest tied with Wilt Chamberlain Archives and Mr. Clayton Crowley. But I want to bring out two players that most people would not put above Michael. It seems like as you go up the latter of the clutchest players list ever it should encompass a player's whole career. I noticed you put up some Magical moments for Magic, but you also highlighted when he made a vital mistake in the Finals against Boston being called Tragic Johnson for a summer. I noticed that you highlighted MJ's brilliance for those 6 championships, but you didn't bring out the last game against the Magic when he came back and shockingly lost the ball at a crucial time, and truly didn't have a JORDAN game when the Bulls needed him the most. Their are two players in history that have amazingly shined more times than MJ WHEN EVERYTHING WAS ON THE LINE AND SUCEEDED. I I present two gentlemen( one you recognized fully, and one you had his name. #2 Mr. SAM Jones..... In a legendary recorded moment you can find in the you tube world, Mr. Russell reveals something shocking about HIM. He says their were 7 TIMES if a shot is not made the Celtics go home. Mr. Russell let it be known Mr. Sam Jones NEVER MISSED.....It is possibly the only perfect clutch shot making when needed the most more than 5 times of any player in NBA history. #1 Mr. William Felton Russell. Playing in 10 7 games during the late 50s and 60s actually says a lot about the competition the fabled Celtics faced. They obviously were not unbeatable. Since teams with legendary players themselves pushed them to the brink. Not having steals, block shots, or even the differentiation of offensive rebounds recorded during Mr. Russell's time leaves no Statistical numbers that cause our Jaws to drop.....BUT WHAT is very eye opening is 10-0 in Game 7's. That is hard to beat. I am curious what his stats( that we can see) are in those 10 games. One of them will most likely be otherworldly ( rebounds). Mj's career was a 15 year career. Mr. Russell's career was 13 years. In those 13 years it is hard to find even one closeout game that he didn't do great in even if they lost. ( I can't count the Hawks series. He played severely hurt only 20 minutes.) Only the 76ers closeout game in his first year coaching and even in that game he had 21 rebounds, 7 assists and who knows how many blocks and steals. Thank u for considering these views.
Bob Horry is so clutch that he sneaks in the honorable mentions despite the fact he was ruled out from the beginning 😂
Lol, pretty much 😂
They didn't call him big shot Bob for nothing
He was so clutch that he was in the scouting report for end of games and should not be left alone in clutch moments as a role player.
How did LeBron not make the top 10 when he’s top in clutch shots made always make the right play and has multiple clutch including the most famous defensive stop in finals history. Starting to think this video is more about views than iq.
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Oh man....This video is gonna start a war in the comments....😂😂😂
BIG FACTS. lol
Who cares? Most people who comment (including me) aren't clutch in their own lives. So it's just noise from a bunch of losers criticizing winners.
@marcmata5574 Well thats one perspective. Lmao
@@marcmata5574 Well that doesn't mean you can't change that, right? I definitely wasn't "clutch" in my life but I made the changes I needed to reclaim control over my life. Don't hold yourself captive.
@@marcmata5574 -- lol, agree. We all have OPINIONS and a lot of ppl are wrong. The list is pretty fair.
Without stats, it's hard to pick a true consensus b/c there's offensive AND DEFENSIVE numbers. So this vid is more subjective than objective. So...game on.
Imagine him saying Lebron as number 1 and then adding something like "it's joking, we know who owns the 1st spot." 😂😂😂
Shots to tie or take the lead in the
playoffs:
Last 10 seconds: Lebron 9/23 (39%
Kobe: 5/22 (22%)
Last 60 Seconds: Lebron 21/44
(47%)
Kobe 12/44 (27%)
The fact that Kobe is on this list and not Lebron is fckn ABSURD! Kobe only has finals series in his entire career he shot above 43% from the field. He is a massive reason why the lakers lost in 2004 against the pistons he played like dog shit and refused to pass Shaq the ball and he averaged 15 ppg shooting 36% from the field in their first finals series
@@MyDixieNormis dude for lebrons career with 10 seconds left he is 17 % in the clutch it's fucking absurd u think he even belongs in the convo...it only takes a Google search for the proof so have at it my boy
@@MakaveliCVW were those to tie or take the lead? Because that’s all I’m concerned about here
@@MakaveliCVW regardless that’s false
@@osvaldomolina6602 Bron not being on this list was one of many things that made this list odd
Video idea: top 10 non-NBA Finals playoff series (ie Mavs/Spurs 2006, Bulls/Pacers 1998, 76ers/Celtics 1981)
Genius
08 Bos-Chi is GOATED.
Nuggets vs Wolves '24
@@chrisuncleahmad 02 kings/ lakers
Kings vs Lakers 2002 WCF should be number one on that list, and 2023 Kings vs GSW should at least be top 10
Larry Bird not being in top 3 is laughable
Mike, Kobe, Diesel
@@d3adyoutubeaccountkobe is not top 3
@@wangtang12 That’s a joke. 1st all time in go ahead FGs, 2nd in buzzer beaters, 1st in 20 point 4th quarters, 58% TS in the clutch, 85% FT in the clutch, 50% FG in the clutch of the finals, 7.5 ast per 36 in the clutch of the finals, 80% FT in clutch time of the finals.
It’s hilarious you think Kobe isn’t in the conversation of the number 1 spot, Diesel was the hot take on my list. Get real
@d3adyoutubeaccount everything you wrote is made up. Neither kobe or diesel are top 5.
Go study the history of the NBA and stop making stuff up and engaging in revisionist history.
Have Kobe at 6
Magic more clutch than bird is a wild take man. I can’t agree with that no diss to magic
well magic did have more clutch perfomances Im an not a celtics fan, but I would agree Larry Legend should have been further up the list he only has 3 championships, if he didnt get hurt im sure it would be a different story
I feel like he’s more clutch he providing way more clutter playmaking wich edge out the scoring
I didn't really see them play much, but I do know that both had more clutch moments. Media and social media makes it seem like Bird was unstoppable and more clutch, but the amount of times I've seen both dominate, it's hard to base my hypothesis on that alone.
In the Finals alone
Magic was 14-22 in the clutch
Bird was 12-30
Unless you have other playoff stats
Magic is clearly more clutch
You are just biased.
Larry Legend has to be top three in my opinion. As Pat Riley once said " "If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save a game, I’d choose Michael Jordan," Pat said. "If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save my life, I’d take Larry Bird."
Those are big words coming from P.R.
Interviewer: "If you had to choose one player besides yourself to take the final shot, who wou..."
Michael Jordan: "Larry Bird."
Pat Riley was right, because MJ only cared about winning the game, not saving your life. :D
Well he wasn't saying that because Bird was more clutch than MJ, he said it because he'd rather put his life in the hands of another white man than a black man ☻
Or because Larry Legend is actually more clutch than Jordan and Jordan is over rated and not called out for his f ups.
He has to be. The man was a walking bucket come clutch time.
Jerry west literally has the nickname Mr Clutch for a reason
He always could make the big shot in the biggest moments even his finals appearances show mostly loses
Before i watch the video. MJ NEEDS to be at 1, and I'm a LeBron guy but MJ is 1 here.
You're indoctrinated into that over worshipping Jordan crab in a bucket mentality if you put him at number 1.
@@SuperSikarlo why do you love LBJ though?
@@TiagoGomez-hb9tewhy can't someone just love a player
@@TiagoGomez-hb9tehe's the only person to bring my city a championship in the past 60 years
@Awesomeness4627 your GM did that with drafting Kyrie and trading for Love.
Honorable mention list is solid, but I think you coulda squeezed in Paul Pierce and Dwyane Wade...
Totally agree... And Chauncey
Paul Pierce for sure.
And Curry, his averages at game 7s, performance in 2014 playoffs, 2015 playoffs (and finals), 2016 WCF vs OKC (playing with 3 injuries), 2018 finals, 2022 playoffs are just some examples
Good video and I’m not a LeBron fanboy but I would love to hear the logic regarding how he didn’t make the list
Most game winners in playoff history, hasn’t lost a game 7 since 2008, clutch moments on both sides of the ball, and has countless monster games with his back against the wall in the playoffs.
Jonny has a Bron agenda and it’s slowly getting boring. There’s no logical reason on how half of these players belong here while Bron doesn’t
Seriously? Nobody is giving LeBron the last shot. Not to mention Kobe had to break LeBron out of his pass out during the big moment phase. And let's not pretend like damn near everyone on the list is more clutch than LeBron. LeBron is great and top 5 in many categories, being clutch isn't one of them.
@@younglove3362crazy take 😭
@@younglove3362 how are you gonna say nobody is giving lebron the last shot when he has more game winners in the playoffs than everyone on this list 😭
@@cahillscourt These LeBron haters has lost their damn minds! 😂
Michael Jeffery Jordan.
My Player, 2k games.
LeKing Wames > Mikcocaine Jorgamble Bumordan
@@kaan4943 LBJ's not clutch though...
Is he related to Michael Jordan?
@TiagoGomez-hb9te he has more clutch moments than kobe mj combined 💀
Yeah leaving LeBron off is completely fucking insane dude. Credibility destroyingly bad lol
@@Ajr5691 He could've been #10 and I could've lived with it. No Bron but Miller?! Russell with 11 rings and 5mvps and 10-0 on game 7's as #2 under a guy with 5 less rings on 2 more tries?! Magic over Bird? West top 5?
I think Johnny lost a bet or something lol
He just hates lebron for no reason like these weirdo Kobe fans
Jonny is the new Skap/AOH/UnCut/DreamerPro.
Isn't it funny how there are literally no MJ hate channels but dozens of LBJ hate channels that receive thousands upon thousands of views posted with daily hate content about Lebron
Listen, I’m a textbook Lebron hater, but to say Lebron isn’t one of the top 10 clutches players ever is ludicrous and kind of invalidates the list imo. I’d be interested to hear your take on WHY you don’t have Lebron as one of the clutches players ever, it’d make for a great video. To me it’d be like making a list of the top scorers ever and leaving off MJ with zero explanation
Go through the comments. He has explained
Lebron had many great clutch performance but also many bad clutch performance. Anyway you can definitely put Lebron ahead of some of the guys on this list.
Most playoffs losses of all-time (104)
#1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500)
2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season)
#3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade)
#1 all-time in turnovers (+1000)
LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌
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@@JasonUgwu-vy4wu Come with a rebuttal or don't at all. I don't listen to 🍒 scratching fanboys
That was nasty Segway at 2:00 lmaooo
🫡Jonny
Segue.
Honestly this is an extremely telling video for Johnny's bias against LeBron. I will probably consider MJ>LeBron for the rest of my life but to not include LeBron on this list is basically objectively wrong.
It can be argued that LeBron's not on the list. Not sure if Jonny did that, though.
@@penkima4923 Based on his own criteria mentioned he should be. He has more rings, fmvps, playoff buzzer beaters and clutch points than 80% of the list.
Miller, with 0 rings in 19 seasons is here ffs
Lebron is the 2nd greatest player of all time and is definitely clutch in his own right but lets be real .. i dont think he is more clutch than even reggie miller
@@stephanperez3310 objectively you are wrong. Look up clutch points, game winners, and fmvps. You can say he's a better 3 pt shooter and free throw shooter. Thats literally it.
If Bron is out of the top 10 for winning 4 rings and loaing 15 seasons how can Miller be there with 0/19 seasons?
The fact that this guy has Kobe on the list and not LBJ is proof enough for me.
I know, Larry Bird, and Michael Jordan gonna be on here
@@JimBrave-ri1oc Explain please
Bron not being here at all invalidated the list imo. But everyone has their own opinion.
@@JimBrave-ri1oc especially in the playoffs with weak defense cant be considered clutch
@@briandutton939Yeah defense was so bad in the mid 2000-mid 2010 but when it comes to any other player y’all don’t say shit 😂😂😂 Bron haters nesting on TH-cam because it’s the only save place to hate on him without getting absolutely destroyed by actual facts
@@jasonugwu8326Sorry I can't hear you with allat 🥩 in your mouth 😂
Did I hear a Bron fan of all people talking about "facts" LMAO
Most playoffs losses of all-time (104)
#1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500)
2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season)
#3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade)
#1 all-time in turnovers (+1000)
LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌
Conversely Mj shoots 22/50 in the reg. season, 9/18 in the playoffs, & 4/8 in the NBA finals (aka his career fg%) on the most gm winners in NBA playoff history (9)
(fyi: Is an NBA record 24-11 in finals gms without having gone to a gm7)
Kobe shoots in the mid 30s of % in the reg. season on a career 36gm winners (NBA record). In the NBA finals, 2 mins or less within 1 possessions shoots 50%fg on 20FGA & 83%FT.
All-time, Kobe is 1/2 players to lead the playoffs in 4thQT scoring for 3 consecutive playoff series twice.
He leads the league all-time in 4thQTppg (10.1ppg) whilst 2nd place doesn't even hit 9ppg. He also hit the most gm winners in a single reg. season (8)
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
@@michaelbarnes2126 grown man saying “lequeen”🌽
Not the LeBron fans crying 🤣
With 1 minute left in the 4th Quarter or OT, shot to tie or take the lead here are the actual numbers:
Lebron: 56-124: 45.2%
Kobe: 30-96: 31.3%
Jordan: 9-31: 29.0%
Looks like the facts say that Lebron is in a whole different league and should be number 1 on this list. It's not even close.
When even the lebron haters think it's outrageous you know it's kinda bad, you can kinda push some agendas thay still, however bad makes a bit of sense like lebron ring chasing, jordan record without pippen but these kinda stuff it's pretty damn obvious it's just bias
Respectable list based on the criteria that was given but personally I have to include the guy with the most playoff buzzer beaters(15 seasons in atp) and some signature clutch moments within this list.
Who? Fox should have been in the Honorable mentions as he won the first Clutch Of The Year award even though he is early in his career and have one playoffs series. Fox in 2023 was so clutch that no one was near him in clutch in regards of total pts, fg% and volume. He was so clutch that his 3pt% in clutch in that season was so high he would have been the best 3pt shooter that season of you only took clutch moments when at one point he was shooting like 50+ % in the clutch for 3s.
So lebron ? You’re right
Lebron? You Bronsexuals need help. He ist the weakest 4th quarter last 2 Minute performer of all time. He has 20% in such occasions. Thats laughable. And Shows his weak Character. And it Shows how Bronsexuals dont know anything about Ball. Lebron and clutch. Its like satanists and holy.
I think this list was pretty solid, but I really think Curry should be on it (he definitely should receive his flowers in the clutch time), he is the guy with most points in 4th quarter playoffs, has record of most points in 4th quarter in a finals game, Curry has a TS% of 63.4 in 4th quarter on playoffs (that I think is the best efficiency by a player in this situation in history), averages 32.6/7/6.4 on 47%/42%/92% shooting in 5 game sevens, Steph made 81 consecutive 4th quarter and OT free throws from the 2015 to 2019 playoffs, had his clutch performances at 2014 playoffs, 2015 playoffs (mostly in finals), 2016 WCF (had 3 injuries), 2017 playoffs, 2018 playoffs and finals, 2019 playoffs and finals, 2022 playoffs and finals, 2023 1st round, 2024 CPOY, 2024 Olympics.
Some raw examples:
2016 WCF Game 6 where his three tied the game with 2:35 left in the 4th when the Warriors were facing elimination on the road
2018 NBA Finals game 1 where his three point play gave the Warriors the lead with 23 seconds left in the 4th
2016 WCSF Game 5 where he hit a three with 23 seconds left to put the Warriors up by 5
2017 WCF Game 1 where his three pointer with 1:45 left tied the game
2015 NBA finals game 1 where his two point jumper gave the Warriors a two point lead with 50 seconds left
2013 WCSF Game 1 where he stole the ball and scored with a little over a minute left in OT to tie the game
The one against NO in 2015. His layup against the cavs in 2015 G1. His OT performance against the blazers in one of the 2016 games. A crazy amount in the end of the OKC series. He was very clutch against the spurs in G1, 2017. Clutch in G7 against the rockets in 2018. He scored 20+ pts in the 4th qtr in that G6 vs HOU in 2019. He had clutch shots vs the blazers in 2019. He made a huge three to tie the game against TOR, G5. 2022 was just a series of clutch performances. Steph is clutch, but he usually doesn’t need a buzzer beater because warriors games aren’t usually close by one possession in the last minute of the game.
If Joe Johnson got more playoff opportunities, he’d be in this list for sure
If, if, if. You sound like a LeBron fanboy (mind you, I'm not saying you are).
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I would swap Bird with Magic tho. Him and Jordan seemed to have insane accuracy when the pressure is highest
That was really my only true disagreement as well. Seeing reggie come in at 9 hurt, but I guess I get it. I don't get magic being ahead of bird at all.
@@swaymcthunder1219Reggie should have been a lot higher.
Also LeBron should have been at least top 10. Defensive clutch isn't as relevant as it is tougher to make the shot than to defend, and with that consideration l, LeBron was also clutch on defense in his prime. He also currently among the most pts in clutch situations.
@blowc1612 the most points in clutch situations is more of a longevity thing, not necessarily being more clutch. At the end of the day, lebron's ugly moments far outweigh his clutch moments. His 2011 finals is as bad as it gets, offensively and defensively.
I am still making up reasons to myself as to why reggie is at 9.
@@swaymcthunder1219 I would have Lebron at 10 as he still gotta make those shots and that block was still a clutch block on Iggy to win the series. Reggie should be at least top 6
That's funny..u r a LeBron hater that's clear
I'm not LeBron fan but he easssssily top 5..i don't care if u think MJ or Kobe more clutch than him but he easily Top 5 especially when u appreciate every thing and not just scoring
Emotional people call others hater
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
@@michaelbarnes2126but than he put bird who in the 1981 finals had back to baxk games where he only scored 8 points and im confident bron has more clutch playoff moments than bird
@@unlimitedz2.014 that was Bird’s only bad Finals performances. Like I said LeBron has many, many more
@@michaelbarnes2126 but it was against a 40-42 team weak ass competition
Thanks for at least including John Havlicek in your honorable mention list. My all-time favorite player was an amazing clutch performer.
LeBron not even on the list is crazy
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
@@michaelbarnes2126 copy n paste is crazy work
@@michaelbarnes2126what about kobe then?
@@jacobwynter7226 Kobe has the most game winners in NBA history
Imagine being mad that someone is saying LBj aint the clutchest when we've literally seen him choke on thw biggest stage S E V E R A L times
Imagine not having Lebron James on a list of Top 10 Most Clutch players in NBA history- Jonny has now gone from a source of basketball information to a propaganda channel. Sad
Then why is that same standard not set for someone like Kobe, whose numbers in the finals and in game 7s are significantly worse. Than there’s his performance against Detroit in 2004, blowing a 3-1 lead in 2006 and leaving his teammates out to dry in game 7, losing in 2008 and in game 6 by a record margin, going 6-24 in another game 7 in 2010, and getting swept by Dallas in 2011 and again getting obliterated in the final elimination game and outplayed by Jason Terry and JJ Barea (which people give LeBron metric tons of crap for). That’s why they’re mad, cuz there was very obviously a bias here, even if you wanna put Lebron lower
@@infinitymixtapes9562 I see what you're saying. I think Kobe gets plenty of hate his way. But the truth still stands that Kobe beat more 50win teams than LBj, whole being the sole focus of most defenses, and carrying the majority of the scoring load, while also having less stacked teams than LBj. That same team that swept Kobe, beat them Heatles, and I think we can all agree that Wade outplayed LBj in that serieso
@@AbiV31 I respect this comment, Kobe beating more 50 wins teams from 2008-2010 than Magic Johnson in his entire career is a huge plus to his case. But we can’t ignore the fact that out of the 30 50win teams Kobe defeated, 18 of them was with Shaq as a teammate. I’m not one of those idiots that says Kobe got carried but we can’t act like Kobe brute forced his way through those teams when he had the most dominant force in basketball as a running mate. That’s a luxury greats like LeBron and Jordan never had, especially early in their careers. Also trust me, as a Heat fan, you will NEVER see me defend what LeBron did in 2011. I only brought it up because Kobe also had a poor showing against the same team with a squad that won back to back, it just gets overshadowed cuz LeBron’s failure was much louder, on a bigger stage, before he won anything and after that whole “not 1, not 2” nonsense
@@infinitymixtapes9562 that's another thing, it feels like LBj tries to keep himself relevant. Like he has had great teammates, but for some reason everyone wants to claim that he's carried all of them. He's had tons of talent around him, but the truth is that his playing style doesn't lend itself to be top tier.
You got number one right the goat Michael Jeffrey Jordan
Not having Lebron here is asinine. LeBron James has SEVEN game winning or game tying shots in the final :01 of playoff games.
No one else in the last 27 years (as far back as the @Stathead database goes) has more than 2. LeBron is also 7-for-12 (58.3 percent) on these opportunities.
Kobe Bryant, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, James Harden, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwyane Wade, Tim Duncan, Nikola Jokic, Steve Nash, Russell Westbrook, and other MVP winners in this era are a combined 6-for-50 (12.0 percent) on these possessions.
+Has arguably the single most significant clutch defensive play in NBA History.
PS . Whilst I've always found you to be biased against Lebron, I admire your work and am a fan of the channel. Keep it up:)
I'm pretty sure that Stat isn't true. You saying he only missed 5 shots in last 0.1 where I can think of 4 glaring ones in the playoffs he missed.
I do think he should be on this list but his 2011 finals performance really hurts him and he’s had quite a few playoff games where he’s severely underperformed which is why I think he was left off this list
@@MJIZZEL It is. Even if it was a figment of my imagination and was a completely fictional made up stat, he still has the second most buzzer beaters in NBA history, which alone should secure comfortably his place in this list. Btw I am not even that much of a Lebron fan. It's just... some stats are induspitable and thats when the bias shines through:)
@@zeffhetman Yeah this logic goes out of the window when you take into consideration the people who were included in this list ahead of him? Do you not remember that Magic Johnson used to be called ''Tragic'' for a while? Should we get into Kobe's playoff resume (04 -08) and percentages? (My favourite player growing up) Bird's shortcomings? Jerry West (god bless his soul) is 1 - 8 in the Finals. We only choose to highlight the deficiencies of the people we have preconsieved biases against and downplay their achievements. This has always been the case with Lebron's treatment in his videos. Do we not forget what he did at 22 years of age with his shabby supporting cast? And to think that Jonny had the audacity to hold this finals against him? The bias against Lebron is absurd.
@Kotarachkov who has the second most not LeBron kobe has the most then Jordan with 31 an bird an LeBron has 19 or 20
I'm honestly confused as to why LeBron isn't on the list at all. The guy has so many memorable game winners and epic game 7 or facing elimination performances. And in that Ray Allen game LeBron had just hit a clutch 3 right before him and had something like 16 4th quarter points! I'm not trying to make this a silly LeBron vs Jordan debate so please don't interpret this comment that way. I guess it just seems weird that LeBron wouldn't make the list over Ray Allen, a player against whom LeBron had several clutch performances.
For real. Lebron deserve to be in this list
I cant remember seeing Ray Allen miss an important shot in the biggest moments. Lebron has a laundry list of horrible and unclutch moments.
Well let's see:
-He gave up on his team in Cleveland (not just leaving the city, he literally gave up in the playoffs)
-Choked spectacularly, particularly in 4th quarters, against the Geriatric Mavs in 2011
-Missed the shot right before Ray Allen saved his ass
-Had to rely on Kyrie to save his ass in the Cavs Finals winning series
-Recently, he stood around at the end of the Serbia and France Olympic games just watching everyone else pass and move around on offense until Curry inevitably took the clutch shots. Hell, Kerr _benched him_ at the end of the France game but LeBron "ice in his veins" James subbed himself back in (only to do the aforementioned standing around)
There are other things I'm missing but this is literally just off the top of my head. If I can, on the spot, think of this many times LeBron _was not clutch,_ then he doesn't deserve to be in the conversation
He indeed has some huge clutch moments, however the numerous LeChokes also go a long ways toward leveling that balance.
No hate, his percentages in late game moments is too low to to be in the top 10.
This is why I love this channel. Even when an off-season is boring, he still produces great basketball content.
LeBron Not making the top 10 is outrageous imo, he’s made countless buzzer beaters, game tying shots, defensive plays in the regular season. Even if you disregard the RS, his 2007 run to the playoffs where he beat arguably the best defensive team of all time by himself, even scoring the last 29 out of the teams 30 points in a double OT win. He lost the finals against a fairly experienced spurs team but the cavs shouldn’t even have made it past the first round if it weren’t for LeBron. LeBron had the 2011 meltdown but Magics 1986 finals meltdown was also mentioned. In the 2015 finals he was the leader in all major categories for both teams while missing Kyrie and Love, Igudala won the finals mvp for holding him to a near 35 point tripple double. He had the greatest 3 game stretch being down 3-1 to the best regular season team of all time, his 2018 playoff run speaks for itself and until 2022 he has never been beaten before the second round. I respect your opinion but this is all about facts.
😂😂😂😂
Thank for the comedy.
He did not do 2007 by himself. It was a decent team, excellent team defensively
You claim he led both teams in all stats in 2015. Wrong year you can't even get that correct
What about that fact: According to Basketball Reference LBJ shot 20 out of 114 in the final 5 seconds with the game on the line. He is not clutch. Full stop.
I mean Jonny literally said if they had a really bad playoff series, that significantly drops their rankings. Lebron had arguably the greatest finals dropoff in nba history (2011) and also had a pitiful playoff performance against the celtics in 2010. You can make an argument for the 2006 Pistons being one of the best defensive teams of all time, but the Pistons in 2007 were nowhere near the best defensive team of all time, as Ben Wallace was a huge reason for why they were a good defensive team, and he was gone by 2007. While we're on the subject of 2007, Lebron also had a pretty bad finals performance that year. Lebron was also part of 2 of the most lopsided NBA finals losses in NBA history.
@@wosile who cares? why is it better to get beat in the first round and look like an idiot rather than making the finals? just to meet some arbitrary record standard? thats bullshit bro you guys just make up whatever nonsense you want
I don't always agree with Jonny's takes, but they are always so well thought out all you can do is nod and be like "damn, he's not wrong"
I doubt Steph curry will be on the list, but he’s getting there. If he repeats the clutch player award then he’s for sure top 10
That said, his 3-1 choke in 2016 probably gonna keep him off this list
This video is mostly about the playoffs not regular season
There's a clutch player award? Damn. They should have marketed it better.
Kobe choked a 3-1 lead to
@@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212 winning a clutch player award doesn't move you anywhere on a most clutch players list. Completely useless award, no need to know about it.
Love that you put Nicky V. in the honorable mentions
No bron top 5 is crazy
@@JimBrave-ri1oc He wasn't that until late in his career.
I knew the LeBron lovers would be big mad. Face it guys, LeBron had some great clutch performances, but he also had some all-time chokes.
I don’t understand how Kobe makes the list but Lebron doesn’t🤷🏿♂️ what criteria are u going by?
The criteria that he's a Kobe fanboy lol
Y'all really think LeBron is more clutch than Kobe??????? 🙄
@@younglove3362 it's the default opinion lol
@@younglove3362yeah. Objectively speaking
@@MrJohnnyAOAthe hell? what objective metric did you go by? The 7 buzzer beaters?
Lebron highest clutch^2 in nba history both cumulative and per game in regular season and playoffs. Most clutch points in NBA history regular season and post season arguably best playoff performer ever most buzzer beaters in NBA history but not top 10. Completely unobjective and based on feelings smh jordan sexuals
How is Lebron not on here. He needs to be at least top 5
Jonny went through his criteria at the beginning of the video. Not sure how religiously he followed that criteria.
As someone who isn't Lebron's fan, I think it's disrespectful for Lebron not makimg this list. Honestly, I thought he would be in top 5 probably. He had 7 winners I believe in play offs and yeah, like you said, clutch isn't just how clutch scorer you are, but how many clutch rebounds you make, how many clutch assists you make etc, etc... For example in 2016 finals, Lebron came up CLUTCH with his blocking shot against Igoudala, that's definitely clutch moment. Soo Lebron had numerous clutch moments that people don't realise and I think he should've make that list.
I get those clutch instances for sure, but the question is just how much does it take to undo 2007 Finals, 2010 ECF and 2011 Finals? I just can't justify ignoring those, because thats literally potentially 3 more championships if LBJ didn't choke. Thats not anything minor.
Post-2011, LeBron's top 5, if not top 3, but that first half of his career was viewed as the complete opposite of clutch, and unlike many people in the comments, I'm actually old enough to remember all that.
@@jonnyarnett So what exactly has a player like Kobe done to undo the 2004 Finals? Or blowing a 3-1 lead to the Suns in 2006?
@@jonnyarnettyou re completely right about 2011, but you know he was never going to win in 2007 or 2010 no matter how clutch he was those teams were horrible
@@jonnyarnett maybe a little bias from my end cuz obviously LeBron is my goat but then why would you put Kobe in it if we’re keeping the same logic? Kobe choked then quit on his team in 2006, like LeBron in 2010, Kobe also shot the lakers out of their fourth ring in 2004, we can compare that to 2011, both were superteams even if you don’t like the fact. 2008 finals Kobe performs below his standards 7/22 loses the finals. We could also bring up how Kobe possibly got two more rings because of the nba fixing it 2000 & 2002. But then that would bring up a whole different conversation.
@@jonnyarnettI mean it’s your list so your choice but it seems that you push more towards your older demographic
12:54 Bill Russell wasn't the most clutch player on his team. Sam Jones took over in the 4th quarter in most of those playoff runs. Russell was terrible from the line which was a liability at the end of games.
I’d probably have a few changes in my own list, but great video as usual. I’d love to see this concept split up into decades. 👀
At 1:59 you might say that was a smooooth transition to the sponsor segment... 😂
I'm so glad you kept your integrity and you made sure not to mention the fake goat LeBron James😂 because there's nothing clutch about him
LeBron just statistically one of the most clutch players in history not being on the list is laughable, Jordan should be right afound kobes spot, lotta failures too.. Bird should be #1
Failures? Did you watch what he said about Jerry West? Even Nick Wright admits that Jordan never had a post season sub-par performance but you can still lose.
It's hard to argue with this list, and yet it's so difficult to justify leaving out Steph, LeBron, and Durant. The difference is razor thin just like the difference between winning and losing in the clutch.
No stats, no break down of clutch consistency from regular season to playoffs to finals. This channel sucks now, no wonder your still 200k. Dude isn’t objective at all. Lebrons has the MOST GAME WINNERS
This list has to be the weirdest top 10 you've ever done lol. Whatever the criteria used here was all over the place lol:
Russell isn't #1 as a player who went 10-0 on Game 7's and has 11 rings.
No Hondo with 8-0 Finals.
Magic over Bird.
Reggie who never won a ring as a top 10 clutch guy
West at #4 over multiple fmvp winners like Larry.
No Bron? They guy with the block and a ton of playoff game winners and fmvp?! A dude who lead a finals in every stat category?
Why are you here o this LeBron hate channel?
Most playoffs losses of all-time (104)
#1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500)
2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season)
#3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade)
#1 all-time in turnovers (+1000)
LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌
Conversely Mj shoots 22/50 in the reg. season, 9/18 in the playoffs, & 4/8 in the NBA finals (aka his career fg%) on the most gm winners in NBA playoff history (9)
(fyi: Is an NBA record 24-11 in finals gms without having gone to a gm7)
Kobe shoots in the mid 30s of % in the reg. season on a career 36gm winners (NBA record). In the NBA finals, 2 mins or less within 1 possessions shoots 50%fg on 20FGA & 83%FT.
All-time, Kobe is 1/2 players to lead the playoffs in 4thQT scoring for 3 consecutive playoff series twice.
He leads the league all-time in 4thQTppg (10.1ppg) whilst 2nd place doesn't even hit 9ppg. He also hit the most gm winners in a single reg. season (8)
@@Sf75178 Johnny? I've never said that about Johnny. The list is UncutDope, 2Fat4TV, AngryOldFart, Skap Bayless, Mr. I record in my beat-down suv and the rest. He did do a podcast with the hate avengers though, but Johnny's alright. It even took all of two seconds for disgreements to rise between them whenever Johnny tried to be reasonable and I think they stopped doing the podcast as a result.
I dislike people who talk about Bron as if he's not an all-timer and people who insist Jordan is the UNDISPUTED goat. Thats about it. He can not have Bron as the goat and even make a video without him. I'll argue but I'm not trolling in this page. My argument was as reasonable as it gets. And in case you only come running straight to me, I'm not the only one disagreeing xD.
@@andrewcook1246 did not only reply to you. LeBron fans expect him to be on every list
@@Sf75178it’s like leaving mj off of greatest scorers ever
Bird should be #2 behind Jordan. he is the closest to Jordan in terms of competitiveness and coming up big when his team needed him. not to mention being one of the greatest shooters ever. also, not even having Paul Pierce in honorable mentions is pretty crazy, imo.
Bro no Bron? Ik it’s your opinion but damn
He is 20 out 114 with the game on the line. That’s terrible. And a lot of turnovers as well. He doesn’t belong there at all.
Bron is like #20 on the clutch list. 🙄
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
@@michaelbarnes2126 Mike lost 9/15 seasons. Thats means more than half the time he could not will his team to victory. Kibe went 5/20. Bird 3/12, Duncan 5/20. Are they disqualified lmao? Cause it didn't seem that way based off the ranking
@@andrewcook1246 so what? Did they lose in the Finals more than they won? Nope, can’t say the same for LeBron with his 4-6 record. Can’t be the GOAT with a bad winning percentage like that in the most important games of the season smh
Not having LeBron on here invalidates this entire channel tbh.
@@JimBrave-ri1oc& the most game winners and highest game 7 average in NBA history, clutch
@@Cdf35 He is in the video. Right at the end.
This is a solid list. Kobe fans will hate it as their God isn’t #1 but I think the ranking is pretty accurate. Bron fans will hate it cuz he’s not in the top 10 but clutchness is his biggest weakness. That said, I think this list is pretty good.
Thank you for your input...as always amzing❤....greetings from austria
The fact Lebron isn’t on here at all is an absolute joke
No Lebron mate? Come on now.. I thought I was watching Jonny Arnett, not haters like Skap Attack or Uncut hoops haha
Lebron is №1 in playoff buzzers in history of the league. Also block to Iggy led to the most outstanding championship of all time. These two items are already enough to put him at least to 10 place of this list..
Number one in playoff buzzer beaters yet none in the finals.
Have to look at both positives and negatives
Most playoffs losses of all-time (104)
#1 in missed playoff shots all-time (+500)
2nd in missed shots all-time (set to take the #1 spot this season)
#3 in missed FTs (2nd SG/SF = 19th - D-wade)
#1 all-time in turnovers (+1000)
LeBron for a career on 98 attempts shoots 19.5%fg 1 min or less to tie or to win the game. By the same metric in the playoffs shoots 35.7% (10/28) & its 0/7 in the NBA finals = ❌Clutch❌
@@FrokuBabayytouch grass fatherless boy
@@JasonUgwu-vy4wu I'd have to do so in order to be privy to such information. Listen to your own advice, get off your knees, get Bron 🍆 out ya throat, & replace it with some 💧 💦
@@JasonUgwu-vy4wu I'd have to do so in order to be privy to such information. Stick your own advice. Get off your knees, get Brons 🍆 out ya throat, & replace it with some 💧 💦
Magic ahead of Bird and Kobe?
Is the meaning of "clutch" now includes stat averages?
@@JimBrave-ri1oc
That is ONE.
Youre just wrong for not putting lebron in there. Most game winning buzzer beaters in the playoffs by a wide margin more than the next two combined with 5, two in one playoffs. Most clutch defensive play in nba history in game 7 of 2016 finals. Led the comeback that led to ray allens shot with 16 points in the 4th, then led game 7 with a clutch dagger to go up 4 and 37 points. Highest clutch time efficiency by many measures. Your just wrong for this. Come on. Also dame lillard deserves a shout out imo.
Unpopular opinion: Michael Jordans' 63 points against Boston was him in clutch mode FOR THE WHOLE GAME!
He knew in order to even have a chance against them he would need to leave it all out there, especially after that first game he had.
By your own definition, no one going 1-8 in the finals can be called "clutch."
EDIT: And I absolutely love West!
Only if West played poorly in those losses though. Just go look at how he did in those finals losses. There’s a difference between losing, and losing BECAUSE you choked.
CRAP IM LATE FOR MY STANDARDS… GOOD AFTERNOON JOHNNY!
Hot take: superstars are overrated as clutch players.
If you are a great scorer overall, being great at scoring during the final minutes should be expected.
The best clutch players for me are the ones that aren't expected to do so and still do.
With 1 minute left in the 4th Quarter or OT, shot to tie or take the lead here are the actual numbers:
Lebron: 56-124: 45.2%
Kobe: 30-96: 31.3%
Jordan: 9-31: 29.0%
Looks like the facts say that Lebron is in a whole different league and should be number 1 on this list. It's not even close.
You do realize these numbers for Jordan only account for the 1997 & 1998 playoffs right? 😂😂😂 see what they are when you include 1996, 1995, 1993, 1992, 1991, 90, 89, 88, 87, 86, & 85✌️
LeBron James is not on this list😮😅
Trigger alert! Love your videos. Always well thought out and clear with your explanations.
He gave the criteria, but didn't list any numbers regarding them.
That was a mean segway my man!🍒
Segue.
I’d actually put Bill at #1. The fact that MJ never went to a game 7 in the finals while Bill went perfect 10-0 in playoff game 7s tells me what I need to know in showing up at the highest moment (in terms of clutchness)
Also LBJ should be on this list imo. His performances in the playoffs early on as well as his 3-1 finals comeback alone should get him a spot. Ofc he had the meltdown finals performance but so did Magic
@@gamefreak2050 magic had a bad game 4 in 84. Does not compare to bad series
So many lebrons fans will be crying here for sure 😂😂😂
And rightfully so, even if you think he isn’t the most clutch player oat he’s objectively in the Top 5 range
@@Comicedits39 how many of the top 10 have a LeBron 2011 moment? A choke of that magnitude shouldn't be forgotten in rankings like these.
As a LeBron fan, MJ deserves 1.
They are about to post all his stats on here 🤣🤣
@@lukakaps9548It goes both ways though.
How many of those players on this list have come back from 3-1 down in the NBA Finals? Or have the most game winning buzzer beaters in playoff history?
He has done more than enough to be on this list easily.
i'm waiting for all the LBJ fans go ballistic cause he wasn't mention as a clutch performer!!!!!!
Clutch itself is rather subjective. Is 1st half in Game 7 clutch enough? Which is more clutch, the courage to take a difficult shot at the last seconds or pass for a better shot?
Exactly, which is why I laid out my factors in the beginning of the vid. If people had a different criteria than me, I wouldn't knock em for it.
Sugar Ray made one of , if not , the greatest shot of all time in the playoffs and on top he swished it, amazing
I agree
Anyone complaining about LeBron not being on this list needs to revisit the first decade of LeBrons career and then couple that with his actual shooting numbers outside of 3 feet in the 2nd decade+ lol.
Just to make you cry a little more. LeBron has the 2nd most 3 pointers made in the 4th quarter/OT in the nba playoffs (criteria at least 30 3PA). He also is 2nd in 3 pointers made with less than 5 minutes remaining (criteria at least 15 3PA).
@@jasonugwu8326 No one is crying. We are all laughing at you.
@@jasonugwu8326not clutch, change my mind
@@jasonugwu8326 5 mins is an ETERNITY
narrow it down to 3 points or less with 1 min remaining and you will see the Chokester for what he is
@@jasonugwu8326that’s only because he’s played more games in the playoffs than anyone else
Finally, a list lebron should NOT be on. That he's not on.
So many of these videos have clutch as only shooting. It's lovely to see clutch as all performance. Russell deserves second spot on this list.
Not a bad list but you can’t seriously put Magic over Bird. It’s just nonsensical when Larry was a better defender, near equal playmaker and better in every single area of shooting/scoring.
When i rank clutch players its not just them making the shot buts ingenreal what they do to close out the game or make a come back.
When having this in mind, Kobe, MJ, bron and Bird shouldnt just be locks for the top 10 but at least 3 of those in the top 3 and one the best
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You know you're trying to be too unbiased when you put Kobe number 6.
I personally put Reggie Miller over Kobe.
he is BIAS as hell..KOBE wasnt even TOP 5 on the 00s...and basketball didnt start in the 00s..
LUKA by the way has already more CLUTCH Shoots than LEBRON and higher FG% in clutch than KOBE
@@onlyfacts3178you are brain dead. Kobe has so many clutch moments in playoffs. Shaq has 1 ring if not for kobe coming up huge in their threepeat. He lead the league in clutch scoring all 3 years.
You just look at a very specific stat the media told you over and over to make the case for LeBron while ignoring the mountain of evidence to the contrary. You are probably a child who never watched the games either.
Just to look at a couple of out of context stats. LeBron has a negative plus minus in the finals.. That's just embarrassing. The most famous clutch shots of his career were made by his teammates. He passes up game winners. That famous Jr moment started with LeBron passing to George Hill instead of shooting over Steph curry because he is fragile in the clutch. The last two nuggets series are some of the most unclutch playoff moments you will ever see. The Olympics were another choke job just like the 08 Olympics once again, kobe and Steph saved his legacy as he was busy choking it up. 07, 11 and 14 were all time embarrassing finals as well.
@onlyfacts3178
Luka isn't more clutch than Kobe or LeBron. Maybe he can be but from where he is now, no way. And yes Kobe was a top 5 best player in the NBA. He became the best player in 2004ish or 05. And though there were better guards than him (Vince Carter and Tmac) he was still the best guard in the West and at least 5th or 6th best player overall.
@@younglove3362 KOBE brick a lot of shoots..he was famous for air balls in the elimination games (remeber UTAH??? 2 straight games with an air ball in clutch time....thats why KOBE fans are the worse because most of you guys didnt even watch his entire career..
LUKA rarely misses a CLUTCH shoot or play..he is already one of the BEST CLUTCH players ever.
Bird should 1000% be ahead of West. I'd argue ahead of Magic as well. The only people I'd put ahead of Bird would be Russell. Even MJ would be a close consideration.
And Russell, never losing a Game 7 and his numbers elevating in crunch time situations should be #1.
Bill Russell my favourite but his clutch shooter was Sam Jones. He made all his 6season on the line shots and is the best in this category.
@heimonen5174 when pat riley chooses you with his life over Jordan, you should be higher than 5. He is #2 behind Jordan for me. Only guy I wouldn't argue at all if you put ahead of jordan.
@@swaymcthunder1219THIS. My exact thoughts.
@@heimonen5174 Being Clutch isn't JUST about shooting. Bill played his best in pressure situations, and NEVER lost a Game 7.10-0 in do or die games.
@juliothom2408 you can say that all the guys who played with the celtics during Russell era, being undefeated in game 7s. While he remember Jordan and bird for their offensive clutches, bird still has the most clutch steal to assist of all time. One of the most winner defensive plays you can see. Jordan has the steal on Malone before his famous shot over Russell. Where is Russell's offensive moment in the clutch. Heck, where is his defensive moment that levels up to these 2. I personally don't think Russell belongs here. If you aren't gonna penalize a guy like west for losing against teams vastly superior to them, then you shouldn't reward the guy benefitting from playing on the vastly superior team
You’re the biggest LeBron hater. Stats prove that he’s the clutchest player of all time. He literally took the most shots in the clutch time and made them on best efficiency
Full on delusional to say he made them on best efficiency
Imma give u statistics bro
LeBron is 7-12 (58%) in his career on game tying/winning field goal attempts in the final :01 of playoff games.
For some context, Kobe, Steph, Durant, Kawhi, Harden, Westbrook, Dirk, Wade, Duncan, Jokic, T-Mac & Nash, other legends/MVPs of his eras are a COMBINED
6-50 ( 12% )
So tell me why Kobe is in the list but not Bron???
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Lebron had so many clutch shots starting in his career especially in the playoffs. The disrespect
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂
@@michaelbarnes2126you’re a grown man calling another grown man names grow up🤦🏾♂️
@@michaelbarnes21262011 and what else?
STOP LYING,..LUKA had more CLUTCH shoots on his rookie season than LEBRON on his 4 first seasons together
SO stop LYING
Surprised Isiah Thomas didn’t make your list. Man, his clutch performances in the late 80s/early 90s playoffs and finals were commensurate with Magic, Larry, and even
close to Jordan’s. I can’t recall him not showing up big for a game the pistons needed to win from ‘88-‘90 (he essentially willed the Pistons to a game 5 ECF win at the Garden, maybe the most important win in franchise history pre-championships), and played spectacularly in all 3 of the Pistons’ finals attempts, particularly 1990, when he carried them to the championship with his scoring, perhaps the peak of him as a “score first” point guard. And for all the talk of “aura” these days, Zeke had it in spades. He just had that “thing.” And it was astounding to witness. Isiah also took a beating during these performances, and what’s maybe forgotten most about him is just how tough he was. He didn’t back down from anyone, and he’s got the scars to prove it. I often wonder why so many dislike Isiah so intently. I think much of it comes town to him making people uncomfortable. He’s good looking, dead f****** smart, but also grew up on the south side of Chicago, and never fully escaped the mentality inculcated within him there as a child. Therefore, few understood Isiah. I’m not even sure he fully came to terms with the person he became. And when people don’t understand something, it makes them uncomfortable. It’s called cognitive dissonance. And Zeke dealt with his fair share of it from fans. They can often be unnecessarily cruel in their criticism of him too. Kinda sad given all he overcame-their lack of empathy. But I personally think this makes him even more interesting . He’s a deeply complex, flawed, and fascinating human being. People like Zeke don’t exist in the NBA anymore. They’re not allowed to. And it’s a deeply profound loss to all who love great basketball. Nice list overall, but a few of those players listed were about as interesting as watching plants grow. I suppose plants growing slowly can be considered tantamount to being clutch….
The bird and lebron fans aren’t gonna like this. 😂
As a LeBron fan, I am appalled
@Aha_Bacon Based on my criteria, I think Bron has too many crucial playoff instances where he didn’t show up. The 2007 NBA Finals, the 2010 ECF and the 2011 Finals are all really brutal. The funny thing is that IF you only include LeBron’s career AFTER 2011, he’s very high on this list. Unfortunately he just often wasn't that guy in the first half of his career, which I can't ignore, but did eventually evolve into that big game performer.
@@jonnyarnetthow high would he be if you don’t count pre 2012??
Imma be honest, you're acting like LeBron wasn't clutch pre 2011. He had a game winner vs the magic on the 09 conf finals, he dropped 25 points in 4th q and ot vs the pistons. He was clutch in 06 in his first playoff run vs Gilbert. Very bias take. @@jonnyarnett
Once I saw Reggie at 9, I knew lebron fans wouldn't like this. To be fair, he shouldn't be on this list. Not one of the guys he listed I would put lebron over. I would include dame before I added lebron out of current players.
Kobe Bryant not being top 5 is criminal. You really hate those last 3 years of his career LMAOOOO
Lol, the 2004 Finals were rough too. Love the Mamba though. LeBron is definitely the most triggering to people, and Kobe is probably 2nd.
He missed a lot of potential game winners that's why. Know your facts fanboy
@@jonnyarnett yeah Ik. 2004 hurts to watch as a Kobe fan. But aside from that, I don’t hold the last 3 years against him because 1. Bro was basically crippled 2. His teammates were cheeks 3. The league robbed him of Chris Paul and if he had Chris Paul he wouldn’t have to play till his achillies tears to make the playoffs. Also he probably would’ve retired sooner bc I think we woulda won a 6th ring
@@bipblopblap most clutch players shoot terrible percentages because that’s what happens when a star player shoots the potential game winning shot. They get doubled and tripled most of the time. Most star players shoot around 25% in the clutch
Angry lebron fans incoming…. 😂
Sooooooo many LeBron tears 😂🤣
Love the sponsorship segue 😂 it’s perfect. I happen to love the list as well. I would rate Bird higher.
The Horry rule seems like a bad idea here. Why should a player that is not considered a superstar but who is super clutch not be on the list? That's a mistake for me and makes the list way less interesting than it could be.
Because how in the world can you compare a superstar who is the focal point of the offense, to a guy who spots up in a corner and who is often open, and who took 1/5th of the clutch attempts throughout his career? I respect your stance on it, but for me personally, that just isn't a fair comparison by any stretch.
Horry at least made the honorable mentions in a list he was disqualified for. Still got some mad respect
And... NOBODY has ever considered Horry a superstar player. He's never been all-star, selected for ANY All-NBA teams, or been a regular season MVP (much less a play-off MVP). He wasn't even a starter for half of his total career games.
@@jonnyarnett It's opinion who or what is a star player. Who made most game winners isn't. It's very femine behavier value opinions over facts. Most of bball vids in YT is like this somebody's favourite players list in disguise. That's why you're selling your opinions cause you like to think that you have something to say. You dont.
@@jonnyarnett What you have in this video is simply another ranking of 10 of the best players of all time. Is it any surprise that the best players of all time are also the most clutch? Of course not. But it would have been a lot more interesting to see some players who normal basketball viewers might not have on their radar (as much).
And if you really are into numbers (considering your "taking 1/5 of the clutch attempts" statement), then go by percentage of clutch shots made with a minimum amount necessary (i.e. clutch shots attempted per season or per 48 or whatever) instead?
1:59 that was a hilarious and perfect transition
Good list, but LeBron should be top 3, time and time again with the odds against him, he showed up big time
Yeah Kyrie Irving hitting the winning shot in game 7 2016 and Ray Allen in game 6 2013 are definitely big clutch lebron moments... wait.....
@@scottb3034LeBron literally scored 16 points in that same 4th quarter of Game 6 also scored the go ahead shot in Game 7. of Without the Block the Kyrie shot doesnt have that much weight on it too so please stop with that stupid logic
@@scottb3034 Jordan literally had Kurr and Paxson bail him out as well yet no mention of it? you guys are ridiculously inconsistent in your criticism.
@@mr.longjohn0014 Kerr*
And no they didn't. Those were both in game 6 with the Bulls UP in the series meaning it wasn't to save the series or championship like Irving and Allen. I knew some clueless person would bring this up and was prepared.
@@jasonugwu8326 actually you don't know what happens if he doesn't block it. Iguodala had just as good a shot rushing the layup and missing. But we do know what happens if Irving doesn't make the shot. The game is over, Cavs lost.
Also you do know Irving averaged like 27 a game in that series on 40% from 3 and 93% from the line. He was the closer for the team.
A video series I’d like to see you tackle Jonny is “How would this players stats look based on pace of play in each era”
For example: take Kobe’s career averages and adjust them for each decade from 1960-2020s
The inconsistency in your list is bad LeBron has shown up more often than not but you got Duncan and West on the list😂
Let's go, Jonny!
You hit the nail in the head absolutely man.
Also the most clutch ever to me is that Jordan NEVER allowed in all six championship runs to reach the series in seven games. That alone proves that he's the gold standard of being clutch.
A broken clock is right twice a day. The GOAT TH-camr is wrong twice a year.
Lebron has the 4th most buzzer beaters (2nd if that 0.01 against the Warriors had gone down to 0). He has the most playoff buzzer beaters.
He has the highest scoring average in game 7s. He has the 6th highest playoff PPG ever. LeBron is 7-12 (58%) on game tying/winning field goal attempts in the final :01 of playoff games. Kobe, Steph, Durant, Kawhi, Harden, Westbrook, Dirk, Wade, Duncan, Jokic, T-Mac & Nash, other legends/MVPs of his eras are a combined 6-50 (12%).
He orchestrated the most clutch comeback in NBA history against a 73 win unanimous MVP leading both sides in every statistical category capped off by the most clutch defensive play in history. He had a game winning shot against Kawhi Leonard in game 7 of the 2013 finals. He had the greatest carry job of all time leading the 2018 Cavs to the Finals. He had the 2nd greatest carry job of all time leading the 2007 Cavs to the Finals with 25 straight points. He had the most clutch game ever leading the Heat over the Celtics in game 6 of the 2012 ECF.
If we are gonna knock Magic and Bryant subpar Finals performances, then Lebron gets some grace for 2011 and some of those Celtics series in the late 2000s.
He said in the very beginning of the video you can’t have many moments not coming up clutch. LeQueen has many, many moments of not coming up clutch so he can’t be on the list simple. Pay attention 😂. LeBron had a chance to prove all your stats right against Denver last year in the playoffs. Had a wide open 3 to potentially win a game and what did he do? 😂🤡
In a decade long stretch LeBron was 5 for 47 (10.6%) on game-tying/go-ahead shots in the final 5 seconds.
Can't believe Damian Lillard isn't on this list.
He is the only current player I felt should be here. I like that he valued the defensive end, but he valued it a bit too much for my liking.
Damian Lillard is the definition of clutchness
He did not play well the entire series against the Warriors in WCF. Playing bad for a while series in the biggest games of your career gets you off the list
he made 2 great shots but otherwise he hasn’t been the best in the clutch
I’m sure he was close, but Reggie’s ridiculous 8 points in 9 seconds and Ray Allen’s finals heroics probably put them ahead. If you haven’t seen game 1 of the Pacers Knicks ECSF, I recommend it. The game was over and Reggie was playing poorly until he decided not to at the very end.
Jonny’s list here isn’t bad And I’m not LeBron fan (In fact, you might call me a curry fan above anything else) But the fact that LeBron is not on here is a joke. I’m not saying you should be number one, That spot should be and currently is occupied by MJ But LeBron most certainly should be in the top 10 and I would argue so should curry. However, I think not having LeBron in the top 10 year shows Johnny’s biased. In general, I think Johnny is an objective observer and gives objective opinions, but when it comes to LeBron, I would argue that’s gone by the wayside. He spent too much time recently with LeBron haters, and it’s starting to wear off on him. There are plenty of stats to back up LeBron as an all-time clutch performer number one but easily top five and Jonny just left him off at top 10 list which makes me lose a little respect for him. Curry is my guy and I will admit that he should be somewhere in the 5 to 10 range of clutch performers But LeBron should be higher than curry and should be top five To have him not on the list of top 10 is criminal and biased.