How do you label yourself the "best player in the game"

[Bynumite]

get to choose which team you wanna play for. Play the role of coach and GM and still fail miserably at ringing? :lmao

[Alex's foreskin]

:lmao

[StrengthAndHonor]

Cant say I feel bad for him. He should've stayed in Miami. Whiteside Wade's corpse and a player X could probably take out the Warriors.

[crc21209]

Gimpy Wade and Bosh > Soft Love and Irving. Should've never left Riles...

[Stalin]

Bynumite with the goods, IMO TBH.

[ambchang]

Yeah, especially when a player does it before even being drafted.

[dg7md]

Team sport. Things don't always fall into place.

[Koolaid_Man]

Only a loser would do It...everyone knows its a no no except this dickwad

[Alex's foreskin]

Team sport. Things don't always fall into place.

He chose the team.

[dg7md]

He chose the team.

Right.

But, he didn't make it so his all-star cast would get injuries at the same time. He didn't chose to run into an historically great team of the Spurs last year (and the year before, for that matter). The 2011 Heat were pretty terrible and easily the worst incarnation of that team — but he choked in those Finals and should absolutely be blamed for that performance — I'll give haters of LeBron that. A bad series for him against an excellently-coached squad extremely motivated.

The 2007 Finals shouldn't count against him and should only be lauded to him. Do you know that that Finals roster is one of, if not the worst NBA Finals rosters of all time? And he pretty much carried them there all by himself. Same with the 2015 injury Cavaliers.

LeBron has run into a lot of bad luck when it comes to the Finals. This is like telling me Jim Kelly isn't an historically great quarterback just because he lost the Super Bowl that many times. It's pretty hard to win championships considering luck plays a huge part.

Out of all of the Finals losses he has against him, I'd say only one of them can truly be placed against him.