"learn to play basketball" and "never played for a legendary coach" are 2 different things... Kobe didn't learn to play basketball under Phil, he taught himself these skills growing up
Lakers stans seem to think their current young players can't teach themselves skills"learn to play basketball" and "never played for a legendary coach" are 2 different things... Kobe didn't learn to play basketball under Phil, he taught himself these skills growing up
"learn to play basketball" and "never played for a legendary coach" are 2 different things... Kobe didn't learn to play basketball under Phil, he taught himself these skills growing up
His best coach was some asian dude that used to rewind vhs tapes
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Facts. LeBron absolutely deserves all the credit for what he has been able to accomplish in his career.I agree with Isiah, which is why LeGOAT >> Jordan and Kobe.
Especially Kobe
I don't care how many Finals he lost dragging teams who would've been lottery status if Bron wasn't there.
Everybody who's legendary in Basketball had a legendary coach. Whether it be Shaq, Kobe, MJ, Rodman, and Pippen with Phil, Bill Russell with Red Auerbach, Magic with Pat Riley, or Duncan, Parker, Manu, and Robinson with Popovich. Lebron ain't have none of that and still got 3 Rings and 3 FMVPs Jordan's lucky Lebron never had a Phil Jackson otherwise he would've been eclipsed and I think he knows that.
He wouldn’t be the Lebron that we know, stat-wise. Part of Lebron’s genius is his knowledge of Xs and Os, his real issue is not having his way and being told what to do, especially something that he thinks isn’t “right”. People claim that Lebron is selfless and unselfish, he is, but ONLY if he gets his way. When he doesn’t get his way he makes everyone around him uncomfortable and will leave them with the quickness. His reputation of being unselfish is subjective, so a legendary coach who demands respect and order, their way, will be detrimental to Lebron’s psyche and game.4 straight finals appearances with Spoelstra. Imagine if he had Pop or Phil. It would be borderline unfair.
He'd have more rings if he had a legendary coach
Interesting, so then isn't the view of him being selfish also subjective?He wouldn’t be the Lebron that we know, stat-wise. Part of Lebron’s genius is his knowledge of Xs and Os, his real issue is not having his way and being told what to do, especially something that he thinks isn’t “right”. People claim that Lebron is selfless and unselfish, he is, but ONLY if he gets his way. When he doesn’t get his way he makes everyone around him uncomfortable and will leave them with the quickness. His reputation of being unselfish is subjective, so a legendary coach who demands respect and order, their way, y’all plus be detrimental to Lebron’s psyche and game.