Is this man the most powerful ring chaser of all time?

[KingPush]

http://scontent-b.cdninstagram.com/hphotos-xaf1/t51.2885-15/10554246_468930076543712_1517401356_n.jpg

[Sharmer]

well he won rings with the lakers and miami, and he would have won in Boston if not injured.

[MVBallin2K]

Dude was in his late 30's when he ring chased, not in the prime of his career :oldlol: .

[Godzuki]

LOL after seeing all of those jerseys and when he joined you got a point :oldlol:

Shaq was always a lazy front runner. funny how he threw that shade on other people too.

[GimmeThat]

well, trying to use someone who should be your 3rd/4th option as your 5th/6th option just because you don't have the time to adjust.

you can get away with it.
not nessecarily the winning formula.

[Fawker]

skittles carreer.

[KyleKong]

What's wrong with ring chasing? Isn't the point of professional sports to win the last game of the season?

I'm so drunk right now I might puke on my keyboar...yep puked on my keyboard

[reppy]

I wonder if the person that made this graphic is aware that "Los Suns" and "Phoenix" are the same team.

[FrobeShaw]

I wonder if the person that made this graphic is aware that "Los Suns" and "Phoenix" are the same team.

I would say so considering the joke is that he's the rainbow man. Needed that color.

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

Los Suns and Phoenix are the same damn team:roll: :roll: :roll: prolly some worldstar hoodrat dat made it:roll:

Shaq was only in his prime in Orlando and LA. So he only went to one team in his prime

Lebron went to one and back to the same one he ditched

[East_Stone_Ya]

Los Suns and Phoenix are the same damn team:roll: :roll: :roll: prolly some worldstar hoodrat dat made it:roll:

Shaq was only in his prime in Orlando and LA. So he only went to one team in his prime

Lebron went to one and back to the same one he ditched

yeah :oldlol:

[scandisk_]

I would say so considering the joke is that he's the rainbow man. Needed that color.


skittles mang

[FrobeShaw]

Los Suns and Phoenix are the same damn team:roll: :roll: :roll: prolly some worldstar hoodrat dat made it:roll:


Their joke went over your head.

[ImKobe]

He could only win with the best wing players in the league (Kobe, Wade), failed with Penny, Nash, Lebron, the big 3...

[FrobeShaw]

He could only win with the best wing players in the league (Kobe, Wade), failed with Penny, Nash, Lebron, the big 3...

He was a carcass by then.

[BoutPractice]

Not what I would call a ring chaser, but I always laughed when people got upset over LeBron joining a "stacked" team in his prime as if it were some kind of fundamental violation of a previously unbroken rule, when Moses Malone (arguably the most overlooked player ever) did the exact same thing and "worse".

He won the 1982 MVP for the Rockets, a team that had made the Finals in 1981 (mostly carried by him, like LeBron in 2007, although he and the Rockets fared much better against the 1981 Celtics than LeBron and the Cavaliers against the Spurs)...

Then he left for the Sixers, a team that had lost the previous Finals in 6 against the Lakers dynasty (contrast with Miami's 2010 playoff record). The team already had Julius Erving (averaging 24, 7 and 4), Bobby Jones, Maurice Cheeks, Andrew Toney, Darryl Dawkins...

With the help of the reigning MVP, they proceeded to go on their famous "fo, fi, fo" run. ("Fo fo fo" = "it's gon' be easy"?) Moses Malone won his only title, and FMVP, in the process. They lost in the first round the next year, and the ECF the year after that. In 1986, with Charles Barkley evolving into a star, he got injured and the team lost in the second round. He then left for Washington, then for Atlanta, then for Milwaukee, spending his twilight years in Philadelphia (again), then San Antonio...

No "storyline" here. Just a guy who played 21 professional seasons, was a 13 time All Star, 3 time MVP, 1 time FMVP, led the league in rebounding 6 times, 29k total points and 18k total rebounds, unquestionably one of the greatest to ever do it...