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This is erased from the mind of most people, Lebron is fortunate to have a team and role players to prop him up when needed. You'd think he was playing with the Cavliers again from what gets posted...
I think she was referring to the final minute of game 6 where Lebron had several misses/turnovers
This is erased from the mind of most people, Lebron is fortunate to have a team and role players to prop him up when needed. You'd think he was playing with the Cavliers again from what gets posted...
Pretty much. HH compares the talent around LeBron to the 03 spurs... Where the 2nd leading scorer in the postseason was ing Stephen Jackson
It's actually the opposite. Spo putting Wade back in ed up the Heat's spacing, one of the causes of those turnovers.
He put his best players in regardless of what was working/had worked, Pop did the opposite by taking Duncan out.
Not, Ronaldo.... just facts
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Oh, well if that is the case, Jordan is fortunate to have Pippen control the offense when out and to have Kerr/Paxson hitting game winning shots for him. Magic is fortunate to have one of the most unstoppable scorers in history at his side. Bird is fortunate to have one of the best low-post scorers in history. Kobe is fortunate to have the most dominant force in history at his side, as well as Derek Fisher hitting countless bail-out shots.
Perhaps we could talk about MJ having an absolutely atrocious game 6 against Seattle, or Kobe's awful game 7 against Boston, that their teammates conveniently bailed them out of.
Your argument about a couple unfortunate turnovers, after singlehandedly carrying his team back into the game, carrying his team through numerous playoff series, being a legit reason to think less of a player with a history of generally clutch play and big performances, is about as stupid as it gets.
What about the Lebronings? is that worthy in a GOAT discussion? Negron is the biggest turd of all time, tbh
Tell me who you think, is the best player and I tell you what kind of guy you are.
Thats the OP:
Sadly I know someone that thinks D12 is the best player right now.
If Durant wasn't in this league, then yes you probably would be right.
would make perfect sense if thread was started by HarlemHeat imho, as the term "all time" probably just means 3-4 days to him which's why he often says "wow this is the best/worst post I've ever/you'll ever read"...
The only legit knock on James is that he was crowned before he ever played a single game in the NBA whereas Jordan was a big surprise to everyone. James therefore had to live up to the hype, and has + some. You can go back on this forum and find takes that claim James is an overblown HS player who won't do in the NBA.
You also have to consider that many people today only recall Jordan through highlight clips, and didn't actually watch him play entire games or entire seasons. They take his stats and his highlights and make a god in their minds of him, but in his day there were plenty people even in the NBA saying he's overrated. You can tell by the chip he has on his shoulder that rejection and doubt from others fueled his fire. Lebron never had rejection or doubt of any consequence.
Truth be told, Gilbert would never have gotten talent in Cleveland to build a champion. He was bringing in relatively players to put around Lebron when he should have been going over the top to get a stacked team. He cannot afford to win and that's why he's a loser even with all those ing 1st overall picks they've had. If Lebron stays in Cleveland, he's in the same boat as Barkley and Malone in they he would never ring.
Having three franchise players on your team (Wade, Bosh and James) should make you an automatic favorite every year, and it's rare that a stacked team makes the Finals on the first try (Lakers did it but they were stacked before Malone/Payton).
But with Wade with one foot in the grave, James is surely looking around. He probably feels he's gotten Bosh and Wade successes, and now he wants to do the same for Melo and CP3. So I'd not be surprised to see James go to NY to play with Carmelo or to LA to play with CP3/Melo if the Clippers can swing a Griffin for Melo deal. I'd rather have Griffin, but James can kill two birds with one stone so that might lure him away from Miami. Other than Wade, Lebron has no ties there.
We're not trading Blake, especially not for that fat brick-chucker Melo, tbh.... LeBron's smart, I'm sure he realizes how amazing he and Blake would be on the same team, tbh....
I doubt you have a say in the matter. Just a wild guess. Lebron didn't go to Miami because of how great he and Wade would be on the same team. He went because he wanted to play along side his friend. He sees himself as a shaman and he thinks he can take them all to the top of the mountain.
If it was just about winning rings, he could have gone almost anywhere.
Never claimed to, it's just a fact that our front office has repeatedly said they aren't trading Blake, no matter how many lame rumors (Blake for Dwight, Blake for Love, Blake for Melo, etc.) that ESPN makes up, tbh....
It doesn't matter what front offices say. If they can get Lebron by trading away Griffin for Melo, they'd do it in an heartbeat. They also might consider trading Jordan and Griffin for Melo. I could see them eventually having Lebron, Melo, CP3 and probably Bynum with some decent bench guys. They'll never ring with the crew they have.
^ they only have one Griffin though, which means they ain't gonna get both Bron and Melo
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