Watch the tears in this lengthy post

[Ne 1]

People better get used to seeing LeBron for another 5-7 years or more if he chooses so and barring any serious injuries.

After observing the GOAT for his entire career and seeing his versatility, his development, and the various things he can do on the court. I can see him playing much longer.

We already know he's was probably the best driver EVER of the basketball. He's easily one of top 3 best finishers at the rim after contact EVER! He's one of the best floor generals and passers this league has ever seen, he can score with the best of them (will be the all time leading scorer, and is already the all time leading scorer ever in the playoffs. I'm sure someone is going to bring up turnovers lmao) But he has every move in the book. (Someone has to tell me specifically what move he can't do)

Another thing that's insane is as he's slowing down he's still more athletic than 85% of the league. What I'm noticing is that he'll be able to play either a straight PG and still average 15-20 points, 5-8 boards and 8-10 assists if he chooses to go that route or he can play the straight PF.

The impressive thing while watching him is he's a phenomenal screener. He's deadly in the pick and roll, even when he doesn't have the ball, he's great at setting up guys on pin downs, flare screens, curls while setting screens. He can literally play the Karl Malone role if he finds that Stockton type player that can handle and is good/great at facilitating.

I mean he can score in every way at that PF position. He can fade over either shoulder whether in low post, mid post, or mid range, he can play bully ball, which forces double and triple teams, sometimes the whole 5! He’s developed a little baby hook over the years, and various other moves.

We know he's an amazing facilitator out the low post, mid post and high post. So even if he's not handling the ball like he does now, he'll still to be able to average 6-8 assists, 20-25 ppg and 6-8 rebounds playing that role. Whether it's the pick and roll, setting others up for easy buckets out the pick and roll, screening and rolling to the rim for easy lays or lobs himself, picking and popping, etc.

I've never really seen a player ever be that dynamic and be able to cover so many positions in basketball and dominate in each position. That's Ole GOAT ish!

Now, here comes the *team thing" “bu bu but 6 finals losses!” :oldlol::oldlol:

[Spurs m8]

Meltdown

Damage control

PEDs

[bullettooth]

Meh. He'll just keep racking up empty stats.

[Ne 1]

Meltdown

Damage control

PEDs

Right on cue with the tears! :lol

[Spurs m8]

Right on cue with the tears! :lol

Hahahahahhaaj YOU GOT ME

As if I read some lengthy post that some weird Bronsexual incel wrote.

Very clueless and narcissistic of you....weirdo

[Spurs m8]

On cue boyzzzz

godem!!!!

[Gohan]

Did op expect someone to actually read that shit? Shits longer than my shootout with cell

[RRR3]

Meltdown m8

[Full Court]

People better get used to seeing LeBron for another 5-7 years or more if he chooses so and barring any serious injuries.

After observing the GOAT for his entire career and seeing his versatility, his development, and the various things he can do on the court. I can see him playing much longer.

We already know he's was probably the best driver EVER of the basketball. He's easily one of top 3 best finishers at the rim after contact EVER! He's one of the best floor generals and passers this league has ever seen, he can score with the best of them (will be the all time leading scorer, and is already the all time leading scorer ever in the playoffs. I'm sure someone is going to bring up turnovers lmao) But he has every move in the book. (Someone has to tell me specifically what move he can't do)

Another thing that's insane is as he's slowing down he's still more athletic than 85% of the league. What I'm noticing is that he'll be able to play either a straight PG and still average 15-20 points, 5-8 boards and 8-10 assists if he chooses to go that route or he can play the straight PF.

The impressive thing while watching him is he's a phenomenal screener. He's deadly in the pick and roll, even when he doesn't have the ball, he's great at setting up guys on pin downs, flare screens, curls while setting screens. He can literally play the Karl Malone role if he finds that Stockton type player that can handle and is good/great at facilitating.

I mean he can score in every way at that PF position. He can fade over either shoulder whether in low post, mid post, or mid range, he can play bully ball, which forces double and triple teams, sometimes the whole 5! He’s developed a little baby hook over the years, and various other moves.

We know he's an amazing facilitator out the low post, mid post and high post. So even if he's not handling the ball like he does now, he'll still to be able to average 6-8 assists, 20-25 ppg and 6-8 rebounds playing that role. Whether it's the pick and roll, setting others up for easy buckets out the pick and roll, screening and rolling to the rim for easy lays or lobs himself, picking and popping, etc.

I've never really seen a player ever be that dynamic and be able to cover so many positions in basketball and dominate in each position. That's Ole GOAT ish!

Now, here comes the *team thing" “bu bu but 6 finals losses!” :oldlol::oldlol:

You sold me. With that impressive of a skillset, there's no way he's not leading his team to a championship this year.

[Ne 1]

Meh. He'll just keep racking up empty stats.

By the time he retires, he’ll have the most points in the history of the league, at least top 3 in assists and what top 20 or so in rebounds? Is there anyone who will study the history of the game, look at that and just think “meh must have just been empty stats?”

[FultzNationRISE]

Meltdown

Damage control

PEDs


Stop. SAYING THAT!!!!!!!! :rant

[Full Court]

Stop. SAYING THAT!!!!!!!! :rant

Does viagra count as a PED?

[SATAN]

Good thread, OP. I think you left out that he can play the C also.

The usual meltdown crew itt:

https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/2013/01/lemon-crying.gif

:roll:

:facepalm

[Airupthere]

His game sucks and is boring to watch. Future generations will mention his stats and his name. That’s about it. No legacy passed on to the next gen, no one emulating him, no “Last Dance” type of storiea to be told.

[ELITEpower23]

Watch the tears in this lengthy post


Meltdown

Damage control

PEDs



Meh. He'll just keep racking up empty stats.

OP called it :oldlol:

[Baller789]

People better get used to seeing LeBron for another 5-7 years or more if he chooses so and barring any serious injuries.

After observing the GOAT for his entire career and seeing his versatility, his development, and the various things he can do on the court. I can see him playing much longer.

We already know he's was probably the best driver EVER of the basketball. He's easily one of top 3 best finishers at the rim after contact EVER! He's one of the best floor generals and passers this league has ever seen, he can score with the best of them (will be the all time leading scorer, and is already the all time leading scorer ever in the playoffs. I'm sure someone is going to bring up turnovers lmao) But he has every move in the book. (Someone has to tell me specifically what move he can't do)

Another thing that's insane is as he's slowing down he's still more athletic than 85% of the league. What I'm noticing is that he'll be able to play either a straight PG and still average 15-20 points, 5-8 boards and 8-10 assists if he chooses to go that route or he can play the straight PF.

The impressive thing while watching him is he's a phenomenal screener. He's deadly in the pick and roll, even when he doesn't have the ball, he's great at setting up guys on pin downs, flare screens, curls while setting screens. He can literally play the Karl Malone role if he finds that Stockton type player that can handle and is good/great at facilitating.

I mean he can score in every way at that PF position. He can fade over either shoulder whether in low post, mid post, or mid range, he can play bully ball, which forces double and triple teams, sometimes the whole 5! He’s developed a little baby hook over the years, and various other moves.

We know he's an amazing facilitator out the low post, mid post and high post. So even if he's not handling the ball like he does now, he'll still to be able to average 6-8 assists, 20-25 ppg and 6-8 rebounds playing that role. Whether it's the pick and roll, setting others up for easy buckets out the pick and roll, screening and rolling to the rim for easy lays or lobs himself, picking and popping, etc.

I've never really seen a player ever be that dynamic and be able to cover so many positions in basketball and dominate in each position. That's Ole GOAT ish!

Now, here comes the *team thing" “bu bu but 6 finals losses!” :oldlol::oldlol:

https://i.ibb.co/9yLNztn/images-4.jpg (https://imgbb.com/)

[Spurs m8]

His game sucks and is boring to watch. Future generations will mention his stats and his name. That’s about it. No legacy passed on to the next gen, no one emulating him, no “Last Dance” type of storiea to be told.

Gonna be GOAT levels of narcissism when he copies MJ with his The Last Dance.

Shame he'll have half the audience and even then, about 1 tenth of the people actually impressed.

No one cares about this guy...manufactured

[kawhileonard2]

People better get used to seeing LeBron for another 5-7 years or more if he chooses so and barring any serious injuries.

After observing the GOAT for his entire career and seeing his versatility, his development, and the various things he can do on the court. I can see him playing much longer.

We already know he's was probably the best driver EVER of the basketball. He's easily one of top 3 best finishers at the rim after contact EVER! He's one of the best floor generals and passers this league has ever seen, he can score with the best of them (will be the all time leading scorer, and is already the all time leading scorer ever in the playoffs. I'm sure someone is going to bring up turnovers lmao) But he has every move in the book. (Someone has to tell me specifically what move he can't do)

Another thing that's insane is as he's slowing down he's still more athletic than 85% of the league. What I'm noticing is that he'll be able to play either a straight PG and still average 15-20 points, 5-8 boards and 8-10 assists if he chooses to go that route or he can play the straight PF.

The impressive thing while watching him is he's a phenomenal screener. He's deadly in the pick and roll, even when he doesn't have the ball, he's great at setting up guys on pin downs, flare screens, curls while setting screens. He can literally play the Karl Malone role if he finds that Stockton type player that can handle and is good/great at facilitating.

I mean he can score in every way at that PF position. He can fade over either shoulder whether in low post, mid post, or mid range, he can play bully ball, which forces double and triple teams, sometimes the whole 5! He’s developed a little baby hook over the years, and various other moves.

We know he's an amazing facilitator out the low post, mid post and high post. So even if he's not handling the ball like he does now, he'll still to be able to average 6-8 assists, 20-25 ppg and 6-8 rebounds playing that role. Whether it's the pick and roll, setting others up for easy buckets out the pick and roll, screening and rolling to the rim for easy lays or lobs himself, picking and popping, etc.

I've never really seen a player ever be that dynamic and be able to cover so many positions in basketball and dominate in each position. That's Ole GOAT ish!

Now, here comes the *team thing" “bu bu but 6 finals losses!” :oldlol::oldlol:


Hmm answer it
(
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?492941-1-Title-in-11-Years-for-the-Franchise-that-you-originally-played-for)

List of who beat Jordan, Lebron and Kobe in a tournament setting
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?495710-List-of-who-beat-Jordan-Lebron-and-Kobe-in-a-tournament-setting


Giannis just destroyed LeBron’s entire career and legacy with a single quote
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?496010-Giannis-just-destroyed-LeBron%92s-entire-career-and-legacy-with-a-single-quote


Lebron with Shaq - 2nd round exit, Giannis with Middleton a Title
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?495940-Lebron-with-Shaq-2nd-round-exit-Giannis-with-Middleton-a-Title


Giannis Finals is greater than Anything Lebron ever did.
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?495947-Giannis-Finals-is-greater-than-Anything-Lebron-ever-did


Giannis just blasted those who join super teams in post conference interview
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?495955-Giannis-just-blasted-those-who-join-super-teams-in-post-conference-interview

Devin Booker Vs Lebron James - who is better currently?
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?493982-Devin-Booker-Vs-Lebron-James-who-is-better-currently


Devin Booker put up 47 his playoff career high on Lebron .....
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?496095-Devin-Booker-put-up-47-his-playoff-career-high-on-Lebron


https://www.espn.com/nba/boxscore/_/gameId/401358780


Lebron won 2 bronze medals for the United States of America. How?
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?496253-Lebron-won-2-bronze-medals-for-the-United-States-of-America-How

Why did he embarrass the United States of America losing to inferior competition with another top 5 player all time on the squad and other guys who won league mvp in the NBA?

https://www.basketball-reference.com/olympics/years/2004/
https://www.basketball-reference.com/olympics/games/2004-08-27-USA-ARG

http://www.espn.com/olympics/wbc2006/news/story?id=2568543



Lebron with Tim Duncan = Bronze Medal in Olympics, Vince with KG = Gold Medal
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?496256-Lebron-with-Tim-Duncan-Bronze-Medal-in-Olympics-Vince-with-KG-Gold-Medal


Lebron with Carlos Boozer - No Playoffs, Deron Williams with Carlos Boozer - WCF.
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?496255-Lebron-with-Carlos-Boozer-No-Playoffs-Deron-Williams-with-Carlos-Boozer-WCF



Lebron stacking the deck in 2022 because he is afraid of Devin Booker
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?496549-Lebron-stacking-the-deck-in-2022-because-he-is-afraid-of-Devin-Booker




http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?496831-times-when-each-top-10-player-all-time-Lost-when-they-were-expected-to-win

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?486706-Rob-Parker-LeBron-is-the-FFOAT

Record against teams with an SRS of 5.0 or higher.
http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showthread.php?497187-Record-against-teams-with-an-SRS-of-5-0-or-higher

[3ba11]

Good defense > bad defense but guarding 5 positions.. Lebron hasn't been all-defense in nearly a decade.

And he can't do it anyway.. Lebron can't play or defend the center position or off-guard/SG.. he couldn't guard a solid center like say, Rony Seikaly, let alone a great center.. And he damn sure isn't chasing SG's around screens

so he can only play or defend 3 positions, just like anyone else

[Bawkish]

People better get used to seeing LeBron for another 5-7 years or more if he chooses so and barring any serious injuries.

After observing the GOAT for his entire career and seeing his versatility, his development, and the various things he can do on the court. I can see him playing much longer.

We already know he's was probably the best driver EVER of the basketball. He's easily one of top 3 best finishers at the rim after contact EVER! He's one of the best floor generals and passers this league has ever seen, he can score with the best of them (will be the all time leading scorer, and is already the all time leading scorer ever in the playoffs. I'm sure someone is going to bring up turnovers lmao) But he has every move in the book. (Someone has to tell me specifically what move he can't do)

Another thing that's insane is as he's slowing down he's still more athletic than 85% of the league. What I'm noticing is that he'll be able to play either a straight PG and still average 15-20 points, 5-8 boards and 8-10 assists if he chooses to go that route or he can play the straight PF.

The impressive thing while watching him is he's a phenomenal screener. He's deadly in the pick and roll, even when he doesn't have the ball, he's great at setting up guys on pin downs, flare screens, curls while setting screens. He can literally play the Karl Malone role if he finds that Stockton type player that can handle and is good/great at facilitating.

I mean he can score in every way at that PF position. He can fade over either shoulder whether in low post, mid post, or mid range, he can play bully ball, which forces double and triple teams, sometimes the whole 5! He’s developed a little baby hook over the years, and various other moves.

We know he's an amazing facilitator out the low post, mid post and high post. So even if he's not handling the ball like he does now, he'll still to be able to average 6-8 assists, 20-25 ppg and 6-8 rebounds playing that role. Whether it's the pick and roll, setting others up for easy buckets out the pick and roll, screening and rolling to the rim for easy lays or lobs himself, picking and popping, etc.

I've never really seen a player ever be that dynamic and be able to cover so many positions in basketball and dominate in each position. That's Ole GOAT ish!

Now, here comes the *team thing" “bu bu but 6 finals losses!” :oldlol::oldlol:

https://c.tenor.com/9Imi74NY6pAAAAAd/didnt-read-it-george-bush.gif

[Airupthere]

Gonna be GOAT levels of narcissism when he copies MJ with his The Last Dance.

Shame he'll have half the audience and even then, about 1 tenth of the people actually impressed.

No one cares about this guy...manufactured

No ones going to watch that. He’s not known for anything worth emulating. What are they going to cover in that documentary? Behind the scenes recruitment pitches to form superteams? Lol

[Baller789]

No ones going to watch that. He’s not known for anything worth emulating. What are they going to cover in that documentary? Behind the scenes recruitment pitches to form superteams? Lol

Not to mention the trauma of the kids watching the so called "GOAT" getting anhilated in the NBA Finals 6/10 times.

:yaohappy:

[Full Court]

No ones going to watch that. He’s not known for anything worth emulating. What are they going to cover in that documentary? Behind the scenes recruitment pitches to form superteams? Lol

I guarantee they wouldn't show Dirk clowning Lebum in the 2011 finals.

[Baller789]

I guarantee they wouldn't show Dirk clowning Lebum in the 2011 finals.

They gonna video edit Jason Terry and JJ Barrea and make them look like 7'0 300lbs each.

[bullettooth]

By the time he retires, he’ll have the most points in the history of the league, at least top 3 in assists and what top 20 or so in rebounds? Is there anyone who will study the history of the game, look at that and just think “meh must have just been empty stats?”

LOL, yes!

Wilt.

[SATAN]

Look at them still crying

https://www.reactiongifs.com/r/2013/01/lemon-crying.gif

:oldlol:

[Spurs m8]

Not to mention the trauma of the kids watching the so called "GOAT" getting anhilated in the NBA Finals 6/10 times.

:yaohappy:

Very true actually lmao

Cant edit out so much huge failure.

They'll be pumping up the road to the finals, where he beat Roy Hibbert, Kyle Korver and midget IT.

Only to get embarrassed over and over again when he faced a real team...while also giving his direct opponent FMVP
And choosing personal stats over wins.

Then they gonna show his brick that lead to Ray Allen?lmao

And JJ and Jason Terry hanging their nuts on his forehead, while he even had a superteam lmfao

No amount of editing can hide the cowards road