theboat
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I guess I just process things a bit quicker than you, cause at some point you are going to agree with me.
So you are banking your entire decision on what Lebron may be?
I guess I just process things a bit quicker than you, cause at some point you are going to agree with me.
So you are banking your entire decision on what Lebron may be?
I'm basing on what he is, the most talented and dominant basketball player in the history of man kind. A person who draws top talent to play around him (Jordan almost drove Pippen out of town), a player who can fill my arena nightly. A player who can lead a bunch of stiffs to the NBA finals. A player who when surrounded by a reasonable surroudning cast that will deliver a consistent finals contender and multiple rings.
To project his career ending in any other way shows an enourmous lack of foresight.
As soon as he wins ONE, let me know.
So you are looking strictly at stats now? Do you think Pippen would have scored more if he was on Cleveland in his prime?
Here is a statline that is just as good as Lebron (and he single handedly took a $#itty team to teh finals in a weak conference like Bron even though he was half the size.)
Through his first 12 seasons
27.8pts, 3.64 reb, 6.4 ast.
That'll be in about a month.
I'm basing on what he is, the most talented and dominant basketball player in the history of man kind. A person who draws top talent to play around him (Jordan almost drove Pippen out of town), a player who can fill my arena nightly. A player who can lead a bunch of stiffs to the NBA finals. A player who when surrounded by a reasonable surroudning cast that will deliver a consistent finals contender and multiple rings.
To project his career ending in any other way shows an enourmous lack of foresight.
Lol how so? By leaving his team to join another All-Star? (Another way that Lebron has shown he is mentally weak. Would Jordan have left the Bulls because he couldn't beat the Pistons? Would Bird have left Boston because they lost to the Lakers? Lebron took the easy way out, and hopefully karma bites him in the *** by not letting him win in Miami.)
(insert facepalm here)
This is such a stupid argument. LeBron had NOTHING to work with in Cleveland. It was obvious that Cleveland wasn't going to be able to bring in the #2 guy that was needed. He's lucky his back didn't break carrying all of that weight. Jordan had Pippen at least, Magic had Kareem.
PLEASE, PLEASE do me a favor and start listing off the support that LeBron had in Cleveland. The list will be an absolute ******* joke.
I don't think Lebron is overrated by I also don't think this is a "stupid" argument. Lebron took less than max money to go play with two other all stars and win championships. Bosh did the same thing. They both had several offers for max money and they passed to team up with each other and with Wade. That is taking the easy road. Why not take max money and go to Phoenix or Utah or Houston? He took less money to go play with better players.
Lol..okay, brah. He's pretty much damned either way. If he takes max money then he's selfish and not a team player. I seem to recall other certain players offering to take less money to put together a better team around them (Peyton Manning ring any bells?), but they're considered team players. When LeBron does it though he's taking the easy way out. Haters gonna hate.
I think the answer to the original question has to be Jeremy Lin.
Lebron is only overrated if you are talking about the greatest player ever, but he is the best player in the NBA with Durrant being a close second.
This I can agree with. Lebron is the best player today, but if i was drafting a team I would swap the two.
Lebron is only overrated if you are talking about the greatest player ever, but he is the best player in the NBA with Durrant being a close second.
Even talking about the greatest player ever, you can't say Lebron is "overrated" you may not think he's the best player EVER, but he's certainly not overrated.
Lol..okay, brah. He's pretty much damned either way. If he takes max money then he's selfish and not a team player. I seem to recall other certain players offering to take less money to put together a better team around them (Peyton Manning ring any bells?), but they're considered team players. When LeBron does it though he's taking the easy way out. Haters gonna hate.