LeBron James has won a lot of basketball games over the course of his 17-year career. That statement is especially true in the postseason.
On Wednesday, when the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Houston Rockets in Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals, he passed Derek Fisher to become the winningest player in NBA playoff history. Since then, he’s won two more games, bringing his total number of postseason wins to 164.
For James’ supporters, it’s another testament to his historic dominance. For James’ detractors, it’s an example of his inability to finish the job.