Klay/Dray hadn't been all-stars yet heading into the 15' season

[3ba11]

The 15' Warriors were noobs that could barely beat an injured Cavs team

Otoh, the 98' Jazz were a 10-year organic juggernaut that destroyed Shaq's 4 all-star Lakers and Duncan/Popovich/Robinson.. So they would sweep the Curry Warriors

So this idea that Lebron faced better Finals teams is false - the Spurs and Curry Warriors are similar to the organic juggernauts that Jordan faced - only the KD Warriors were better and Lebron had a super-team to face them (more help than Jordan ever had)

[1987_Lakers]

https://c.tenor.com/WBSt2gcsNVMAAAAM/we-dont-care.gif

[RRR3]

Ingram hadn’t been an allstar yet when LeBron had him and you hold that against him. Let’s see some consistency.

[3ba11]

Ingram hadn’t been an allstar yet when LeBron had him and you hold that against him. Let’s see some consistency.


Ingram and Kuzma saw a 1-year drop across the board alongside Lebron (PER, BPM, WS/48, VORP)

Lebron's skillset imposes spot-up roles that stall young players, thereby needing ready-made stars to win

He simply lacks the teammate development, fits, and brand of ball to win organically and therefore must be a talent-based winner (team-hopping.. all-star team strategy)

So he never learned how to win (organic) and simply formed super-teams

[ShawkFactory]

Dude you've said this so many time.

[bison]

https://i.ibb.co/yhMk3Cb/EBE2-A254-5640-4638-A2-AF-3-A49-FEC566-A4.jpg

[Axe]

No klay?