Are we witnessing Lebron Jame's prime right now?

[baseline bum]

Penny Hardaway agrees with you.

Shaq leaving town did more to damage Hardaway's career than anything else.

[JamStone]

obviously you missed that point, or you just chose to try to be an ignorant asshole as usual.

Obviously you don't know how to read.

From an individual skills and talent point of view, absolutely.

[monosylab1k]

Shaq leaving town did more to damage Hardaway's career than anything else.

True, that guy has lots of Kurt Cobain Syndrome surrounding his career. He was pretty good, not great, but after getting hurt people started playing "what if?" and turned him into Magic Jordan.

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Obviously you don't know how to read.

skills and talent do not equal to greatness.

[JamStone]

And winning championships does. That's the comparison. That's what you left out.

Thank you for finally getting my point and your mistake.

[monosylab1k]

LeBron's gotta win multiple championships as the leader of his team to even step foot in the Jordan debate. 3 at the very least. 4+ and maybe there's a "better than Jordan" argument.

Until then he's right there with Kobe - not even close.

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And winning championships does. That's the comparison. That's what you left out.

Thank you for finally getting my point and your mistake.

i didnt leave it out. i think it should be obvious you need to win championships. and i think lebron will lead his teams to multiple les. i think its sorta implied you gotta win championships to attain that level of greatness. you just are trying to find ways to hate and be a bag, nothing more.

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LeBron's gotta win multiple championships as the leader of his team to even step foot in the Jordan debate. 3 at the very least. 4+ and maybe there's a "better than Jordan" argument.

Until then he's right there with Kobe - not even close.

no one said he was. only when he develops his game fully and wins (which he will obviously do more of as his game develops)