For me it is teaming up with Wade and Bosh (Ray Ray) and at one point trying to get Chris Paul too.
I could respect him more if he had that a$$hole selfishness about him like MJ/Kobe where he wanted to beat his rivals (Wade) not team up with them. It is a generational thing I guess, Bron is millenial and he acts like one.
Maybe after he retires we'll see.
He never tried to get CP3 on the Cavs or the Heat and Ray Allen was washed when he joined them he was a 38 year old role player...
MJ didn't have to team up with anyone he had Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman/Horace Grant, and a strong cast of role players and an acclaimed offensive system (the Triangle) instituted by a HoF coaching staff (Phil Jackson, Tex Winter)...
Do you want to know what happened when the Bulls threatened to trade Scottie Pippen? MJ damn near signed to the Knicks to play with Patrick Ewing. The Bulls ended up not trading Pippen, re-signing Phil Jackson and Dennis Rodman, and gave MJ a then unprecedented $30M contract to beat out the Knicks offer.
Nearly A Knick
Kobe didn't have to go anywhere he was drafted to play with a guy named Shaquille O'Neal who arguably had the most dominant peak in NBA history, to go along with the same coaching and system that MJ played in, and great role players...
Do you want to know what happened when Shaq went to Miami? Kobe demanded Andrew Bynum be traded for Jason Kidd and threatened to leave the Lakers for the Chicago Bulls. The Lakers ended up acquiring Pau Gasol...
LeBron and Wade weren't rivals, they were talented players so their matchups were always anticipated but they weren't rivals. LeBron and Wade were very good friends who went at each other hard, but they never faced off in the playoffs, their was no bad blood between their teams. When, Wade and LeBron teamed up the Heat were barely a .500 team. And both LeBron and Wade had one thing in common they were on one man teams, and were getting handed by these guys.