Wamu
whats-a-matta-u?
It's good basketball but a closer like MJ or Kobe want to take the winning shot.
And James doesn't do it as often as he has in the past so he's clearly wanting to be the man and cement his legacy.
Found this article on sportingnews.com: LeBron James' game winner draws comparison to Michael Jordan's iconic shot
One thing it mentions. Go-ahead shots in the final 5 seconds of 4th quarter/OT in the playoffs. LeBron's 6 for 13. MJ was 5 for 11. The myth that LeBron doesn't hit clutch shots seems false.