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This is bullshiit. He lost confidence in management mid series with his team holding a 2-1 lead?Lebron left when he lost faith in an incompetent GM.
That’s what people do
This is bullshiit. He lost confidence in management mid series with his team holding a 2-1 lead?Lebron left when he lost faith in an incompetent GM.
That’s what people do
It‘s not a barometer of how good you are overall, but if you have one player capable of scoring 40 on any given night vs three, it makes a difference how the opposing team defends you. Pippen has scored 40 or more 5 times in his career and has never scored 50.You don’t think it’s weird to use PPG as the sole barometer for how good a player is?
So Pippen isn’t an elite teammate because he didn’t average 23 any season? If someone said Magic wasn’t an elite teammate because he never averaged 24 PPG in his career, would you trust their opinion?
If you gave Cavs Lebron one of the GOAT defensive players who was good for 20-22 PPG instead of Mo Williams or Antwan Jamison, how much easier would his life had been?
They were the #1 seed two years in a row, and I remember the narrative after that loss to the Celtics was that he quit. I’m not saying he did, but that’s what EVERYONE was saying back then. No one was saying he didn’t have enough help during the season.Lebron left when he lost faith in an incompetent GM.
That’s what people do
Being the number one seed two years in a row does not mean they had an upward trajectory .It‘s not a barometer of how good you are overall, but if you have one player capable of scoring 40 on any given night vs three, it makes a difference how the opposing team defends you. Pippen has scored 40 or more 5 times in his career and has never scored 50.
They were the #1 seed two years in a row, and I remember the narrative after that loss to the Celtics was that he quit. I’m not saying he did, but that’s what EVERYONE was saying back then. No one was saying he didn’t have enough help during the season.
The "LeBron vs MJ" debate always turns into a casual argument, because the only thing that Jordan holds well above LeBron is a team accomplishment... Which he doesn't even have the most of
It's nostalgia for nikkas in her and on social media to pretend that Jordan played 6 years in the NBA. Cause that's really what people seem to believe at this point
Oh, so what? That team still needed more and reach the ceiling with LeBron’s doing everything possible. Tell me about his teammates.This is bullshiit. He lost confidence in management mid series with his team holding a 2-1 lead?
Lazy argument. And overstated.Ask kg who he'd rather face with everything on the line for one game
They had a 2-1 lead, they won 60 games. How is any of this possible if his teammates were so shyttty? LeBron did it all by himself but then like the 90th game in the season he decided it was just too much and quit. You nikkas are simpletonsOh, so what? That team still needed more and reach the ceiling with LeBron’s doing everything possible. Tell me about his teammates.
^ 6 losses and 3 of the flukiest rings in historyLazy argument. And overstated.
Lebron has won in those situations plenty of times.
Team accomplishments? What?The "LeBron vs MJ" debate always turns into a casual argument, because the only thing that Jordan holds well above LeBron is a team accomplishment... Which he doesn't even have the most of
It's nostalgia for nikkas in her and on social media to pretend that Jordan played 6 years in the NBA. Cause that's really what people seem to believe at this point
MJ accomplished more in wayyy less seasons. Far more impressive. This argument isn’t really close at all.The ring argument is stale because you’re comparing a team accomplishment with individual greatness.
Russell had more rings than Wilt, but nobody in their right mind would think Russell was individually better. Russell played on a great team and played team basketball.
As for Lebron vs MJ, rings aside, Lebron is going to finish with over 40,000 points 10,000 rebounds and 10,000 assists. It’s safe to say his points records is going to stand when I’m dead and gone.
Both played in different eras against different completion. The skill set today is not the same as it was when MJ played.
Beyond that everything else people say is hypothetical.
Has there ever been a team that had the #1 seed and 60+ wins in back to back seasons, yet failed to make it to the Finals?Being the number one seed two years in a row does not mean they had an upward trajectory .