Has LeBron Ever Played For a Good NBA Coach

[Paul George 24]

I agree. Cavs went from 62 wins to 19 wins when lebron left, and heat went from 2nd seed to barely 8th seed when lebron left. Stacked

IDIOT

[sportjames23]

larry brown, and he won BRONZE

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[sportjames23]

[no pun intended]

lmao good one

[houston]

agreed with this

[riseagainst]

larry brown, and he won BRONZE

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[Mr. Jabbar]

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[Fudge]

larry brown, and he won BRONZE

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[DukeDelonte13]

It's amazing what happens to LeBron's "stacked" teams when he's not on the floor. Cleveland went from back-to-back 60+ win seasons to far and away the league's worst team the moment LeBron left. Miami went from 4 straight Finals to sub-.500 without him, despite everything else being the same! And they even managed to find a perfectly solid player to replace LeBron in Deng. Cleveland this season is 2-9 without LeBron.

All of this is a testament to the awful coaching LeBron's been surrounded by in his career. You don't see these kind of collapses in any other great player's career. In fact, there's nothing even remotely similar in NBA history. LeBron's the only player who's teams suddenly start sucking like no tomorrow the moment he's out.

No centers, no star players, no more mike brown defensive system, they had Byron Scott and were tanking. It wasn't simply the 60 win team minus Lebron.

[swagga]

No centers, no star players, no more mike brown defensive system, they had Byron Scott and were tanking. It wasn't simply the 60 win team minus Lebron.

don't try to argue with these people, they didn't even see one cavs game after lebron left. we all know byron scott is a renowned tank commander


and blatt is a good coach, spolestra is also a decent-good coach (with a couple of ideas from riley from time to time i guess), especially in 13-14.

[Crimsonrain777]