NBA legends discuss LeBrons legacy, Kobe says LeBron has no excuses, needs to be a better leader

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You're only saying this because its Bron
No im not.

You turn shyt poster when it comes to these discussions, focusing on “Bron stan” traits. You dont talk basketball at ALL...but can take deep dives when talking in the Yankees thread. :dahell:

Nothing about my temperament changes. I enjoy discussing sports. WHen it comes to basketball, yall niqqas enjoy talking ABOUT posters. :mjlol:
 
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I wish someone would have the balls to finally say that Bron actually makes teammates worse, not better. Biggest myth in NBA history right there.

Its really not a myth.... he makes team mates jobs a lot easier..... just never been at an organization that could\would put the right pieces together.... this narrative only exists on thecoli...... not in real life... not in the media... not amongst his peers....
 

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Just funny how you saying they won in spite of Kobe and just ignoring the other ways he contributed to the win :patrice:
What Im saying is where does Kobe get off talking about what Lebron shouldve done when Lebron lost in spite of playing out of his mind, while Kobe won despite playing terribly? Both of those things happen sometimes in team sports, that's why context is important. But Kobe acting like he's in a position to say what Lebron should've somehow done differently is dishonest and laughable.
 
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Kobe's roster in 2006 is comparable to Bron's roster right now? :dahell:

also, several of those 2006 players ended up winning a ring with Kobe in 2009. Thats the leadership Kobe is talking about. Players grew with him....


You guys always omit the organization and coach in a lot of these so called discussions.... that's very disingenuous..... coaching\gms and playing for a good organization is crucial...
 

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Bron's greatest gift is his greatest curse. He's talented enough to bring all of his teammates to places they shouldn't. However, his ability to run an offense doesn't allow for other talented teammates to flourish(in most cases). Everyone has to acquiesce to Bron's game.

Crazy enough as it sounds, more singularly focused players are easier to integrate with.
 

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Lol no you didnt. The dumb narrative used to be that LeBron deferred too much since he made the right play instead of taking triple teamed fadeaways like Kobe. It was only after LeBron had a GOAT performance of 51 points on 60% shootingand still lost, that this "do less" narrative arose as a way to still try to blame Lebron.

So when Kobe went 6-24 in game 7 and the Lakers won in spite of him, was that Kobe "figuring out how to do less"? :skip:

WTF ARE U TALKING ABOUT IDIOT - I WROTE THIS IN 2017


Fact of the matter is, LeBron has always relegated good players to scrubs (Larry Hughes, Antawn Jamison) and great players to role players (Chris Bosh, Kevin Love). Sure, LeBron puts up incredible assist numbers.. however, those numbers have never translated to his teammates’ individual success. In fact, they do the exact opposite. The reason LeBron’s assist numbers are so high is mainly due to the fact that every single play must run through him in what is being popularized as “LeBron Ball“.


http://thyblackman.com/2017/07/21/k...trade-because-lebron-james-hinders-teammates/


PAY ATTENTION
 

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HAS THIS nikka KOBE LOST HIS DAMN MIND
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We know all the help you had my nikka. :snoop:

We not even going to talk about the back to back to back first round exits in his prime:snoop:



2000 NBA Finals

Shaq- 38 PPG, 17 RPG, 2.5 APG, 2.7 BPG, 61% FG 96/157----6 games
Kobe-16 PPG, 5 RPG, 4 APG, 1.4 BPG, 36% FG%, 33/90----5 games

2001 NBA Finals

Shaq- 33 PPG, 16 RPG, 5 APG, 3.5 BPG, 63/110 57% FG-----5 games
Kobe- 24 PPG, 8 RPG, 6 APG, 1.4 BPG, 44/106 41% FG------5 games

2002 NBA Finals

Shaq- 37 PPG, 12.25 RPG, 4 APG, 2.75 BPG, 50/84 60% FG----4 games
Kobe-26 PPG, 5.75 RPG, 5 APG, .75 BPG, 36/70 51% FG-------4 games


2010 Finals
KOBE- 28.6ppg, 8 RPG, 3.8 APG 66/163 40%-----7 games

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SHE SAID NO!!!!!!!!!!
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You Bron stans have the audacity to talk about people being personal with Bron while Y'all continue to bring up rape shyt just to win a stan war. You guys make me sick.
 

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I wish someone would have the balls to finally say that Bron actually makes teammates worse, not better. Biggest myth in NBA history right there.

I don’t think bron makes his teammates “worse”, but his style of play doesn’t benefit certain guys individual game

With that being said, lebron trusts his teammates and that’s always a great confidence booster
 

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Bron's greatest gift is his greatest curse. He's talented enough to bring all of his teammates to places they shouldn't. However, his ability to run an offense doesn't allow for other talented teammates to flourish(in most cases). Everyone has to acquiesce to Bron's game.

Crazy enough as it sounds, more singularly focused players are easier to integrate with.
This is why Bron should really hopefully sign with a team that has another playmaker so he can play off the ball. He’s a Swiss Army Knife like you said and it can hamper the people around him.

He should be play a classic SF/PF role now and black out. Cut to the basket, play a little more in the post and just score.
 
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