Bucks: Durbeta's advice to Giannis: "be an anti-compe ive coward like me"

[RsxPiimp]

LeGOAT built a championship team. Durbeta joined one.

Not just a championship team. A dynasty tbh.

[Ice009]

I have no doubt that if Kawhi was healthy and able to play in this series, we could have seen a true head to head matchup between KD and Kawhi. I think without Curry being there to draw attention away from KD, it would have leveled the playing field a little bit and I think Kawhi would have wrecked KD. I don't know if the Spurs would have won the series, but I think Kawhi definitely would have destroyed KD.

I didn't really have much of a problem with the Warriors before KD went there. Just a total move to join a team that is already stacked and won the most games in NBA history the season before. The guy almost has no pressure on him at all. At the end of game 5, the Spurs down two, I could just see after Durant made the shot out of a timeout, that he's just not feeling that much pressure playing for the Warriors.

[illmatic]

LeGOAT built a championship team. Durbeta joined one.

Lol do you believe half the stuff you write?

[Clipper Nation]

Lol do you believe half the stuff you write?

Just so we're clear: you're denying that Curry, Klay and Draymond already won a championship together without him?

[Clipper Nation]

Durant is like a drug abuser that wants to get his friends hooked because he’ll feel better about himself.

He seems to think that more stars leaving their teams will somehow vindicate his move. He doesn't understand that the issue isn't him leaving - it's him joining the stacked 73-9 team that had just beaten him in the playoffs.

[TE]

Durant is a weird anti-social person. I have seen some chats and interviews where he comes across as someone with a major chip on his shoulder.

More like borderline personality disorder tbh

[daslicer]

More like borderline personality disorder tbh

Interesting point you make. He seems like a guy who could be suffering from multiple personalities.

[illmatic]

Just so we're clear: you're denying that Curry, Klay and Draymond already won a championship together without him?

I'm not arguing that Durant joined a championship team. I'm arguing your point that LeBron created one.

LeBron has always joined a team where a superstar was already present. When did he ever create a championship team?