LeBron James winning his 4th Finals MVP in 17 years is incredible — Broussard | NBA | UNDISPUTED

The Los Angeles Lakers handled business in Game 6, cruising to a 106-93 win in a game that was never in doubt. It’s the Lakers 17th NBA title and LeBron’s 4th. LeBron James finished the game with 28 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists on his way to winning his 4th Finals MVP. Hear what Skip Bayless, Chris Broussard, and Shannon have to say about LeBron winning his 4th NBA Finals.

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LeBron James winning his 4th Finals MVP in 17 years is incredible — Broussard | NBA | UNDISPUTED

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[TheFacilityonFS]

What are your thoughts on the Lakers' Game 6 win?

[jeremystreet]

Stoop it skiiipp! The lakers weren’t avoiding the clippers. They didn’t avoid nothing this year, the clippers just CHOKED!

[renyoung]

Skip keeps saying “you should’ve swept, you should’ve swept” as he keeps defending the flippers for blowing 3-1 smh

[Bilnation]

Chris is right. We only hold LeBron’s bad moments against him to the highest degree. Every other great player gets their top moments pushed to the front

[edwardcui]

If lebron avoided the clippers then MJ avoided Hakeem, and Steph avoided CP3 in 2015. we could do this all day, don't blame the victor for an opponent's shortcoming

[QuackMamba]

I like how Skip acts like LeBron is the only player who got 5 months off lol.

[reecea]

Whether or not the Lebron is your goat, the fact that Lebron has surpassed his expectations is insane. No athelete has been scrutinised like he has been by the media from the day he entered the league. His mental toughness is insane and highly underrated.

[skwadhhsyhh]

There wouldn’t have been an, “asterisk” if The Clippers had won, right, Skip?

[ashleydennis]

I love listening to Shannon back Lebron. He talks pure facts

[KavonTV]

*Skip owes Shannon I don’t know how many cases of Mountain Dew at this point.*

[laughingbehelit]

1. Clippers choked. Not my Lakers' fault.

2. Bucks too predictable in the Playoffs. Not my Lakers' fault.

3. Every team was in the same Bubble, under the exact same conditions. All accepted the challenge. Lakers won.

4. In fact the Lakers would've had the advantage of home court against every single opponent & we know LeBron THRIVES in front of packed crowds. Didn't matter. Still delivered.

5. The Lakers were missing a STARTER in Avery Bradley for the entire Bubble but you didn't hear a single word from the Lakers side. No excuses. Next man up.

Conclusion : there is no Asterisk. The Lakers won fair & square. LeBron is still the King 👑.

[gsolanoduarte]

Broussard just laughing at Skip. Like just accept it.

[msaedalfares]

"Steal his fourth ring?" The disrespect he shows to LeBron is unbelievable, and it's not even basketball wise. Bron got this man rattled.

[JuneMarcus]

Asterisk saying “avoided clippers” but... the clippers didn’t make it to the conference finals and that’s lebrons fault? Lol OK skip

[nottylermost]

It’s sad skip calls himself a “sports reporter” when he doesn’t know a thing about it!

[AyeJay]

Where is this man's Lakers jersey and apology to LeBron

[lhinkle]

LBJ did his thing this year. These talking heads hate to give LBJ his credit.

[pdboomin]

I’m genuinely starting to think even Skip himself doesn’t believe half of the shii he says 😂

[tekoa.]

Skip: "LBJ created COVID-19 so that he could win his fourth title!"

[SSJRome]

Heat hadn’t won a playoff series in 4 years when LeBron got there.

Champions by Year 2.

The Cavs hadn’t even been at .500 for 4 years when LeBron came back.

Champions by Year 2.

The Lakers were in the midst of worst stretch in franchise history.

Champions by Year 2.

Hate on him all you want ... magnify his flaws all you want ... lebron is building one of the greatest careers we’ve seen