It was obviously Curry eliminated, but James has an embarrassing record and topped the NBA playoff loss list

On May 16, Warriors Curry was eliminated and returned home, but James ushered in the most shameful moment. O'Neal forwarded the loss list, and James firmly ranked first in history, and Jordan Curry was not on the list.

Curry and the Golden State Warriors were eventually eliminated in the playoffs and lost to the Timberwolves 1:4. Without a boss, it is understandable that the Warriors scored this score, because when Curry was there, they led the Timberwolves 1:0, and they lost the game without Curry, which means that the team has hope and can still make a comeback later. Moreover, the Warriors' four consecutive losses in this round were all due to Curry's absence.

When the Warriors were eliminated, O'Neal personally forwarded a social media update, which instead demonstrated a shameful record belonging to James, which James may never have expected. I have been fishing for 15 days, but I am still nailed to the NBA's shameful pillar.

Everyone knows that O'Neal is a big fan of Curry, so now when the Warriors were eliminated and returned home, he suddenly retweeted an Instagram meaningfully. There is an NBA historical record list, which is the top 10 players in the playoff history loss list. The Sharks himself is also on this list. He joked that he is fine, but it is no one else who ranks first in the loss on this list, but it is LeBron James.

in the historical loss list, James lost a full 108 games and ranked first in the playoffs. Fisher, who lost a second place, lost 98 games, Malone, ranked third in 95 games, Duncan, ranked fourth in 94 games, and Stockton, ranked fifth in 93 games. The 6th to 10th place in the loss list are Horford, Parker, Horry, O'Neal and Kobe. Kobe lost 85 games and ranked tenth on the list.

Someone wanted to ask, where are Jordan and Curry? Jordan has won three consecutive championships in NBA history, but he is not on this list. What about Curry? Curry is also not on this list. These two superstars with such brilliant achievements have not even entered the top 10 in the loss list. Unlike James who lost so many games, Jordan Curry won more championships, but he did not lose many goals.

So the birth of this statistics made James once again nailed to the pillar of shame, claiming to be the first person in history, but the result was the first person in history to lose. The champion won two fewer than Jordan, but lost 30 more games than Jordan, which proves that his resume in the playoffs was very unsuccessful.

Some people say that James plays a lot, and there are also four championships. Why are Curry and Thompson losing games far less than LeBron's? With Jordan's six championships, why did he lose so many games in the playoffs than James? This shows that his champion took more time and had no dominance. If he really had dominance, he would not be the most lost in the list. Magic Johnson, Jabbar, Jordan, and Curry are not on this list, and it has proved that James is indeed not strong enough.