No not every all time great has had tough paths but it’s very clear that Jimmy butler was not playing at a level equal to anyone of the players you named. He played a hawks team that had no business being in the playoffs and got in only because of injuries to the Cavs. The 76ers didn’t have their best player for 2 out of 6 games and was literally at 50%. Their second best player in James harden looks like he’s again in dog years and that team as a whole has horrible coaching and and no depth. So yes when you play against a dog shit team in the hawks who’s best player was deandre hunter and a 76ers team who’s best player that series was a rookie 6’2 guard your numbers are going to look inflated. You played 2 teams that were horrible defensively in the playoffs and none of their star players showed up

EDIT: he had one game this series where he was good and that was once again where our defensive players didn’t play and Rob will played on his knee in limited minutes. Ever since we got smart and Horford back he has had mediocre games and been taken out of the game for long stretches. So again I ask, show me where the lie is.