Why I don't like the NBA anymore:

[Full Court]

They made the playoffs that year.

Magic had an equal bad choke job in '84, people don't bring it up because he proved himself afterwards, similar to LeBron who won 4 titles after 2011.

Another fun fact for you, LeBron was an underdog in 7 of the 10 Finals he appeared in, still won 4 of them.

The 2021-2022 season. You know what I'm talking about, Dudley.

[3ba11]

Because he was blessed with the most stacked team of all time and has always had a very well-rounded roster with a great front office since like 2013. Use your brain you dummy

Worthy is far superior to Klay, while Kareem > KD, so the Warriors were never the most stacked team..

And Bosh is better than Klay, while 2011 Wade was comparable to Curry and far superior on the Finals level in 06' or 11'... Many people would also argue that Kyrie is better than Curry on the Finals level, while Love and Draymond are comparable players..

So the Warriors were never the most stacked team and they actually had to gut their team to get KD, which is why Nick Wright thought the Cavs were superior heading into the 17' Finals.

Furthermore, it's subjective and unlikely that Lebron had bad GM's for 20 years, whereas it's historical record that he had weak fits with many teammates (many teammates cratered alongside him), while never growing a single young player into significant producer in 20 years (no young player development).. So Lebron's own skillset prevents high team ceiling (not capable of dynasty like Curry or MJ), while having perennial underdogs REGARDLESS OF CAST.. Lebron isn't capable of mostly winning with any lineup.. 20 years confirms this.

[Full Court]

I can twist your last sentence on you and say your hate for the man makes you biased

To answer your points:
- No LeBron fan denies his choke job in 2011.
- 2021 Lakers weren't a super team. Key guys were injured
- Most of his finals losses were to teams that were significantly better
- He's been swept only 2 times out of 53 playoff series. 2007 and 2018 where both teams (Spurs and Warriors) were much much better

I'm glad we agree on that.

And you are incorrect on his number of sweeps.

He also get swept a few months ago by the Nuggs. Swept like a dirty chimney in fact.

[1987_Lakers]

Keep in mind this dude has Wilt in his top 3 ever list.

1968 - First player to ever blow a 3-1 lead
1969 - Joined a super team and still lost as a favorite to an aging Celtics team with Russell past his prime
1970 - Lost to the Knicks with MVP Willis Reed injured in the last 3 games

[1987_Lakers]

I'm glad we agree on that.

And you are incorrect on his number of sweeps.

He also get swept a few months ago by the Nuggs. Swept like a dirty chimney in fact.

Pistons got swept by the Bulls in 1991, but you still call it a competitive series.

[1987_Lakers]

Worthy is far superior to Klay, while Kareem > KD, so the Warriors were never the most stacked team..

Wtf is this shit? Kareem wasn't on the same level as peak KD when the Lakers had Magic-Kareem-Worthy on the roster.

[1987_Lakers]

The 2021-2022 season. You know what I'm talking about, Dudley.

You were wrong, own up to it.

[Full Court]

You were wrong, own up to it.

"Ooooooooo he made a typo!!! We got em this time!!! Heheheh!"



You wish, Dudley. Hey, now that you've had ANOTHER three days to use google, did you figure out what an advanced stat is yet?

By the way, I find your bitch fits to be very entertaining.

[3ba11]

Kareem wasn't on the same level as peak KD when the Lakers had Magic-Kareem-Worthy on the roster.

Yes he was - see the 85' Finals - and those Lakers had guys like Byron Scott who were equal or better than Klay and also DPOY Michael Cooper.. So it's not close.. The Lakers were far more stacked.

The 83' Sixers were more stacked too.. Bobby Jones and Cheeks were HOF's as their 4th and 5th best players, while Andrew Toney was cold as ice and superior to Klay.. Peak Moses is equal or KD, while Dr. J and Curry are comparable.

And Lebron's own super-teams in 11', 16', or 17' were comparably stacked or more stacked in 16' (preseason favorite, aka on-paper favorite)

[1987_Lakers]

"Ooooooooo he made a typo!!! We got em this time!!! Heheheh!"



You wish, Dudley. Hey, now that you've had ANOTHER three days to use google, did you figure out what an advanced stat is yet?

"+- tracks down how many points a player scored" - fulltard

But if you want to change subjects go for it. We all saw you make a fool out of yourself the last time you brought up advanced stats.

[Full Court]

"+- tracks down how many points a player scored" - fulltard

But if you want to change subjects go for it. We all saw you make a fool out of yourself the last time you brought up advanced stats.

Oh, I'm going to keep reminding everyone how you don't even know what an advanced stat is. And you're incapable of proving me wrong.

But then again, nobody ever accused Bronie fluffers of being intelligent beings.

[1987_Lakers]

Yes he was - see the 85' Finals - and those Lakers had guys like Byron Scott who were equal or better than Klay and also DPOY Michael Cooper.. So it's not close.. The Lakers were far more stacked.

Byron Scott is better than Klay now? LMAO.

Only thing Scott is better than Klay at is dunking, Klay was clearly the better shooter and defender of the two. Scott never even made an All-star team, Klay is on his way to the hall of fame most likely.

Kareem in '85 averaged 22|8|3, imagine saying that compares to peak KD. And if you want to talk about Finals numbers, KD was averaging 35|8|5 with the Warriors.

I see Peja not only destroyed you, but scrambled your brain even further.

[Full Court]

Byron Scott is better than Klay now? LMAO.

Only thing Scott is better than Klay at is dunking, Klay was clearly the better shooter and defender of the two. Scott never even made an All-star game, Klay is on his way to the hall of fame most likely.

Kareem in '85 averaged 22|8|3, imagine saying that compares to peak KD. And if you want to talk about Finals numbers, KD was averaging 35|8|5 with the Warriors.

I see Peja not only destroyed you, but scrambled your brain even further.

^This clown claimed to be a basketball historian, and didn't even know that the Bulls and Pistons were huge rivals in the late '80s.



Dumber than a bag of hammers.

[1987_Lakers]

Oh, I'm going to keep reminding everyone how you don't even know what an advanced stat is. And you're incapable of proving me wrong.

But then again, nobody ever accused Bronie fluffers of being intelligent beings.

Once people answered the questions you had about LeBron a few minutes ago you immediately went back to your childish trolling. This is why nobody takes you serious, you don't have the knowledge/intelligence to debate with anyone.

[1987_Lakers]

Bulls sweeping the Pistons in 1991 was a very competitive series. durrrrrrrrr