LeBron is stuck on 4 chips because he doesn’t maximize his teammates potential

[2ball]

Playing for stats (aka disrupting the flow). If LeBron could play in the flow he would maximize his teams ability and potentially be a top 10 player.

[3ba11]

Bad brand of ball causes favored talent to underachieve

Specifically, Lebron had the preseason favorite from 11-16' (talent favorite), but bad brand caused them to fall to Finals underdog or loser each year.

So Lebron is the king of underachieving the expectation with favored talent

Lebron was a perennial loser like Luka, Westbrook, CP3 and other ball-dominators before the "decision" to form super-teams

These ball-dominators need to be talent-based winners (team-hopping... all-star team strategy) because their ball-dominance lacks the teammate fits, development and brand of ball to win organically..

[ArbitraryWater]

*5 (2015 is commonly refered to as his ring)

[8Ball]

2ball, 3ball. Now 8ball!

[3ba11]

*5 (2015 is commonly refered to as his ring)




*3 (Teammate bailouts in 13' and 16')

[red1]

would've had 7 rings playing jordan's competition.


best player in the playoffs and finals 8 years of his career. that's equivalent to 6 rings minimum with shittier competition. (2014,2015,2017,2018 - all potential ring years. '15 and '18 are undebatable championship-worthy runs)


not to mention pippen rodman and grant never got injured in a single series :roll:

[coastalmarker99]

2ball, 3ball. Now 8ball!

Someone should just create an account called 1ball just for the lol's at this point.

[3ba11]

What would Lebron do if he faced this as a STANDARD:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_qvEmm-sZbU&t=24m20s

[2ball]

Thread Cliffs: Lebron only learned to team-hop - he never learned to WIN (organic).

Specifically, his skills never evolved from having the offense revolve around him and the team too reliant on him, similar to MJ before he learned to WIN (organic)...

Unfortunately, Lebron never learned to win, so he had to team-hop for super-teams (talent-based winning)... He simply imposes spot-up roles that stall young players thereby needing ready-made stars to win - this is talent-based winning, which loses to organic ball movement (lottery record vs Spurs, Mavs, Warriors)