YankeeVol
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Aww did I hurt one of the bronsexuals feelings?
Numbers don't lie. There is one goat and there is no logical debate.
One made up things to motivate and win. One made up things to whine about "top heavy af" etc.
One pushed and made his team better and improved his weaknesses to win. One left the team and ran to two of the top ten players in the league.
One had a ton of iconic moments. The Shot, the Shrug Game, The Hand Switch. One blocked a 50 year old Iggy who got 10 inches off the ground and had a bad back.
The only debate is where to rank Kareem, Magic, Bird, Russell, Kobe, Shaq, Duncan and Lebron.
Damn dude was just on another level
Byron left something out in that story. The Bulls lost that game.
Chicago Bulls at Los Angeles Lakers Box Score, November 20, 1992 | Basketball-Reference.com
In addition to possibly becoming the all-time leading scorer, Lebron might double MJ in rebounds and assist.
Lowe on LeBron vs. MJ: The GOAT debate is different now
LeBron needs about 2300 points to become the all-time leading scorer in both the regular season and playoffs. Barring injury, I think he will have to get that done in the 2022 season, considering it's going to be another shortened season next year.
Lakers are gonna open as the favorite next year, they're probably going to improve their supporting cast, and another short season means fresh legs for old man Lebron. I won't be surprised if they repeat. Not sure if I have this right, but I believe AD can decline his option, which will put them under the salary cap so they can sign somebody decent, and then AD can re-up (and go way over the cap). Seems like they should trade Kuzma. He has more market value than he does on their team.
Jordan is insecure so he green lighted a wildly entertaining documentary?
Lebron, one of the greatest basketball players ever, was motivated to win a title because of a Netflix documentary?
Grow up on both accounts.
Jordan is insecure so he green lighted a wildly entertaining documentary?
Lebron, one of the greatest basketball players ever, was motivated to win a title because of a Netflix documentary?
Grow up on both accounts.
The Last Dance was not the reason LJ won a title this year. No correlation.
Of course it wasn't. Nobody said that. He won because he's the best player on a good team and he's among the most mentally tough, thus survived the bubble.
No correlation? MJ used made up slights as motivations and you don't think Lebron used TLD as motivation?
Not sure how to articulate it but LeBron with 3 championships with 3 teams will not help his legacy, imo. It’s hard to associate him with a franchise. Shaq and Leonard feel like the next best examples. I think it detracts from Leonard as well. Maybe it’s me though.
