sundizz
06-17-2015, 11:42 PM
Cleveland: The young superstar rose to greatness.
2007 - His most impressive run to get to the finals. He was something special and showed great promise as an all time great. Shot 41.6%, 28%, 75.5% in the playoffs but the willingness to lead, be clutch and do an overall amazing body of work was evident.
Lebron.
Miami: Left to join a top 5 superstar and a top 15 all-star in their primes.
2011 - One of the most unbelievable meltdowns of all time. Lebran.
2012 - His most impressive overall run. Dominated KD and was a true champion that year. LeKing.
2013 - Played pretty well throughout the playoffs, and didn't really deserve the chip (saved by Allen). This is the 50/50 ball of his career. LeBran/Bron.
2014 - Learned the art of how to protect efficiency. Got destroyed by the Spurs. Still hadn't learned how to play as a true team and not Bran ball. LeBran/Bron.
Cleveland: Left to join two All-Stars and made it seem like a "homecoming".
2015 - Ran through one of the easiest Eastern conferences in recent history. Injuries plagued any real competition from happening. Benefited a lot from that but never seemed to mind. Played super inefficiently throughout and was okay with it until taking a beating in the finals. Then calmly threw his teammates under the bus for not being good enough. Shot 41.7%, 21.7%, and 73% for the playoffs. Absolutely terrible all around shooting. LeBran.
2007 - His most impressive run to get to the finals. He was something special and showed great promise as an all time great. Shot 41.6%, 28%, 75.5% in the playoffs but the willingness to lead, be clutch and do an overall amazing body of work was evident.
Lebron.
Miami: Left to join a top 5 superstar and a top 15 all-star in their primes.
2011 - One of the most unbelievable meltdowns of all time. Lebran.
2012 - His most impressive overall run. Dominated KD and was a true champion that year. LeKing.
2013 - Played pretty well throughout the playoffs, and didn't really deserve the chip (saved by Allen). This is the 50/50 ball of his career. LeBran/Bron.
2014 - Learned the art of how to protect efficiency. Got destroyed by the Spurs. Still hadn't learned how to play as a true team and not Bran ball. LeBran/Bron.
Cleveland: Left to join two All-Stars and made it seem like a "homecoming".
2015 - Ran through one of the easiest Eastern conferences in recent history. Injuries plagued any real competition from happening. Benefited a lot from that but never seemed to mind. Played super inefficiently throughout and was okay with it until taking a beating in the finals. Then calmly threw his teammates under the bus for not being good enough. Shot 41.7%, 21.7%, and 73% for the playoffs. Absolutely terrible all around shooting. LeBran.