The more I watch Lebron the more I am starting to think he's better than MJ

[QUOTE=Solefade]lol lebron makes any team a contender tbh being favorites to win is a different conversation.[/QUOTE]


You're goin to sit there and tell me, a team like the bucks that won 15 games this season would now become one among several contenders to win a championship with the addition of Lebron?



Think about that dude. They won 15 games this season.

[QUOTE]I think they are. They wouldn't be favorites but Lebron would have them competitive. Who did he have while in Cleveland? Yet he was able to have the best record twice with them and reach the Finals another time.[/QUOTE]
But was that saying much considering how weak the conference was. 23 year old Dwight Howard also took his team to the Finals in that span. And his second best player was Jameer Nelson. A shorter stockier Mo Williams. Who missed litterally half the season. Whats the difference?

[QUOTE=oh the horror]You're goin to sit there and tell me, a team like the bucks that won 15 games this season would now become one among several contenders to win a championship with the addition of Lebron?



Think about that dude. They won 15 games this season.[/QUOTE]
why are you so salty torwards lebron?? do you just not like him or is it because he already surpassed kobe:confusedshrug: :confusedshrug:

Guys, I think Lebron is one of the best ever but some of you have crossed over into insanity.

[QUOTE=Marlo_Stanfield]why are you so salty torwards lebron?? do you just not like him or is it because he already surpassed kobe:confusedshrug: :confusedshrug:[/QUOTE]


Bro, reload your responses. They're burning out the tape deck.

[QUOTE=oh the horror]Guys, I think Lebron is one of the best ever but some of you have crossed over into insanity.[/QUOTE]

Same for the other side of stans, unfortunately

[QUOTE=97 bulls]But was that saying much considering how weak the conference was. 23 year old Dwight Howard also took his team to the Finals in that span. And his second best player was Jameer Nelson. A shorter stockier Mo Williams. Who missed litterally half the season. Whats the difference?[/QUOTE]

The Magic had a much stronger roster around Howard. They had all-star caliber players in Turkoglu, Lewis, Nelson. Nelson was hurt during most of the playoffs but Turk was a 17/5/5 player and Lewis an 18 ppg scorer.

[QUOTE=oh the horror]You're goin to sit there and tell me, a team like the bucks that won 15 games this season would now become one among several contenders to win a championship with the addition of Lebron?



Think about that dude. They won 15 games this season.[/QUOTE]


sit down and think about the team lebron took to the playoffs in his early career


eric snow
larry hughes
donyell marshall
jamario moon??
young andy verajao?

at least bucks got legitimate rim defenders and giannis

[QUOTE=Solefade]sit down and think about the team lebron took to the playoffs in his early career


eric snow
larry hughes
donyell marshall
jamario moon??
young andy verajao?

at least bucks got legitimate rim defenders and giannis[/QUOTE]

who was his competition???

gilbert arenas wizards????

:roll: :roll: :roll:

the east is better now than it was back then which is sad within itself.

[QUOTE=Derivative]I know that MJ is the GOAT, but the more I watch Lebron these days the more I think that he's a more dominant player than MJ.

Even more so when I watch Cavaliers Lebron videos, especially in 2009, he was godlike during those years.[/QUOTE]

How old are you?

This should be entertaining.

[QUOTE=PsychoBe]who was his competition???

gilbert arenas wizards????

:roll: :roll: :roll:

the east is better now than it was back then which is sad within itself.[/QUOTE]


the best team in the east back then were nets and pistons...man what the hell would you know, you didnt start watching bball till 2010

[QUOTE=Solefade]the best team in the east back then were nets and pistons...man what the hell would you know, you didnt start watching bball till 2010[/QUOTE]

nets pistons and pacers but the nets were the only contenders for the first two years of the century then the pistons and pacers and from 04-07' it pistons(04') heat(05-06) and then the cavs "upset" the pistons and the celtics big-3 from 08'-10 and now we're in the miami era.

point is the east was very top heavy but never had any depth to it just like now.

[QUOTE=ILLsmak]that's a good pic for threads cuz you have to scroll down until you see he's blind. Or I did.


LeBron isn't even that good. lol I keep sayin' it and people are like WAT. I mean he's good, but he's just not on that all-time greatest level. He's gonna have a resume, but in terms of actual talent, I dunno how people can say Bron is the GOAT. Some sad shit.


-Smak[/QUOTE]

You're literally always wrong though

[QUOTE=Marlo_Stanfield]why are you so salty torwards lebron?? do you just not like him or is it because he [B]already surpassed kobe[/B]:confusedshrug: :confusedshrug:[/QUOTE]
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:facepalm

[QUOTE=Roundball_Rock]It is not a coincidence the Bulls started winning when a pass-first player became the primary ball-handler[/quote]
I think you mean the triangle offense.

Your agenda isn't that subtle, or gone unnoticed. A notorious poster attempting to diminish Jordan. There was no "primary ball-handler" on the championship Bulls team. It was done by comittee. Paxson, BJ, Pippen, Jordan, Harper, Brown, Kukoc, Kerr etc.

The nature of their offense required copious amounts of cutting, and ball movement. A playmaking PG, or Point Forward like LeBron who dominates the ball or creates off the dribble typically would suffer in Tex Winter's system.