Which of LeBrons teams were still good after the 4th year?

[Westbrook_Fan]

The Heatles

Return to Cavs

Or this Lakers team?

[SouBeachTalents]

You've been doing this gimmick since his run on the Heatles.

[Spurs m8]

Yeah you're not gaslighting anyone on this, we all know the common problem...fvckface

[3ba11]

You've been doing this gimmick since his run on the Heatles.


OP makes an insightful point

It's funny because the 08' Cavs (Year 5) had already fallen off from their one-hit wonder the prior year... until Mo arrived in 09' to provide superior PER, BPM, VORP, WS/48, scoring and efficiency than 90' Pippen.

Infact, the 09' Cavs had the #3 defense compared to #19 for the 90' Bulls.

So Lebron had a better team on both sides of the ball, yet Jordan still beat him to titles - Jordan won the following year in 91', while Lebron lost again in 10' despite adding Jamison/Shaq to a 66-win league favorite

[Real Men Wear Green]

The teams have mortgaged the future (young talent and draft picks) to get better in the moment. It's helped James get a few rings with those teams. Generally it's worth it. When he leaves the teams are set up to fail but contenders almost always sink into the lottery when they lose their stars. It happens often because James changes teams so often.

[Baller789]

Why are you guys even replying to OP. Just ignore his dumb threads. He just uses his alt to gaslight. Happens every time, then he typically disappears.

[Full Court]

Michael Jordan was able to three-peat twice. How come Bronie couldn't even do it once?

[WhiteKyrie]

That’s normally when he runs in free agency when the going, that he created, gets tough