The biggest LeBron hater on YouTube just put Kobe #2 on his top 10 list

[Stephonit]

Says Curry was better than LeBron from 2015-2020, yet Curry didn't even win FMVP over KD in back to back years.

Hell, LeBron got more FMVP votes than Curry in 2015 despite losing.

I think everyone had Curry over LeBron during the 2016 season until the Finals happened. LeBron had a historic series while Curry layed an egg. 2017 & 2018 are easily LeBron. Especially in 2018 when LeBron had one of the best individual playoffs runs ever, we had not seen a player dominate the playoffs like that since peak Shaq.

Fact is LeBron outplayed Curry in every series they matched up against each other from 2015-2018

Why should we care about an award given out by eleven media pundits who were trained by their daily output to drool over LeBron? They were given multiple chances to give the award to Steph and each and every time they found a reason not to. Does it make them and the award they represent look good? Nope! It's like when the Minnesota Timberwolves had two opportunities to draft Steph but instead opted for Ricky Rubio and Jonny Flynn. At least the Timberwolves only whiffed twice. The FMVP voters whiffed three times.

2018 LeBron? See my previous comment.

You say LeBron kept outplaying Curry—but somehow kept losing. Looks like you don't understand how Curry works. Not surprising. Same people kept expecting KD to accomplish more than Curry. But they keep getting it wrong. Someone wiser would start reevaluating their mistakes and realize that if they could get Curry and KD wrong, they probably could get Curry and LeBron wrong too. But how many of those pundits who made idiots of themselves have availed themselves of the opportunity to issue a mea culpa? Instead they double down on stupidity—like we're seeing here.

[1987_Lakers]

He lost because Curry had peak KD on his side. In 2015 LeBron was without Kyrie and Love.

The only time they were on equal grounds team wise was 2016 and LeBron spanked that ass. And I haven’t even included 2021 in the play in game when LeBron hit a game winner over Curry or 2023 when an injured LeBron beat Curry in the playoffs.

LeBron owns his soul.

[ImKobe]

He lost because Curry had peak KD on his side. In 2015 LeBron was without Kyrie and Love.

The only time they were on equal grounds team wise was 2016 and LeBron spanked that ass. And I haven’t even included 2021 in the play in game when LeBron hit a game winner over Curry or 2023 when an injured LeBron beat Curry in the playoffs.

LeBron owns his soul.

2016 was equal? Steph was hurt to begin with, and Warriors were up 3 - 1 when their 2nd best player got suspended for a close-out game at home in which their starting 5 blew his knee out, and then Iguodala hurt his back as well. 2016 makes up for 2015. Warriors likely would've won both if everything had been equal with how great Steph and Iggy and Green all were in 2015.

2023 it really was AD who carried the Lakers in that series. Lebron had a great close-out game but AD was their top performer in 3 out of the 4 wins, and the close-out game is arguable.

Curry's had greater impact on the game and achieved more than Lebron from 2015-2020. Steph birthed a whole era of basketball by himself. No one's had a bigger impact on the game in the post-MJ era than him.

Lebron hasn't done shit after 2020. 2023 was a cute little story but Lebron couldn't finish games and thus settled for 3s that all fell short in 4th quarters in the POs which ultimately cost them any chance of winning a title.

Curry led a rather mediocre team to a championship, no real star teammates. Lebron's had AD and Luka and still can't win shit because he's been too washed to play defense or close games since 2021.

[ArbitraryWater]

Remember the Cavs won in 2016 even though Kyrie was hobbled in game 6.

[ShawkFactory]

Remember the Cavs won in 2016 even though Kyrie was hobbled in game 6.

Yea yea and Love wasn't healthy at all either.

This is all stupid though. These exact same conversations have been had hundreds of times over the last 10 years. Someone with one agenda forgets to use context, then the other side corrects. Then that correcting side in a different argument (or different angle of the same argument) that suits their agenda forgets to use context, then the original contextless person corrects them.

Story of ISH.

[warriorfan]

Yea yea and Love wasn't healthy at all either.

This is all stupid though. These exact same conversations have been had hundreds of times over the last 10 years. Someone with one agenda forgets to use context, then the other side corrects. Then that correcting side in a different argument (or different angle of the same argument) that suits their agenda forgets to use context, then the original contextless person corrects them.

Story of ISH.

Wanna play the 2015 and 2016 game and bogut was out due to jr smith dirty play and Steph was coming back from a major mcl injury. Iggy back was so ****ed up he could barley run up and down the court

[ShawkFactory]

Wanna play the 2015 and 2016 game and bogut was out due to jr smith dirty play and Steph was coming back from a major mcl injury. Iggy back was so ****ed up he could barley run up and down the court

No. I thought my post made that clear..

[1987_Lakers]

2016 was equal? Steph was hurt to begin with

He was so hurt that he managed to average 28|6|6|2 on 61 TS% in the series prior. Even had 36 in the closeout game 7 vs OKC.

I still remember him yelling "Im here, I'm back" after he came back from his injury.

[Full Court]

Its funny how he has different criterias for each year. One year scoring will matter but in others where Durant, AD, or Curry in the Olympics outscored him he shifts to assists as his primary argument. Always moving goal posts.

Exactly.

1987_Ragdolled



Dudley must think Iggy was the best player in the NBA in 2015, "B-b-b-b-b-because he was the FMVP!!!"

[1987_Lakers]

Exactly.

1987_Ragdolled



Dudley must think Iggy was the best player in the NBA in 2015, "B-b-b-b-b-because he was the FMVP!!!"

The only reason why I really brought up FMVP is to mock you.

You have said in the past that you value FMVP more than any other award, including regular season MVP.

[1987_Lakers]

I don't know who the "most fans" that you reference are, but probably Bronie fluffers that you hang out with. Wade was better 2008 and 2009 - both of which were Lebron's prime years.

There you have it guys. According to this guy, 2008 Wade who missed over 30 games and averaged 25|4|7 on 55 TS% was better than 2008 LeBron who pretty much played the entire season and averaged 30|8|7 on 57 TS%.

[Axe]

There you have it guys. According to this guy, 2008 Wade who missed over 30 games and averaged 25|4|7 on 55 TS% was better than 2008 LeBron who pretty much played the entire season and averaged 30|8|7 on 57 TS%.

How many games have the heat won during that year? It must be also pretty high, i assume.

[Full Court]

How many games have the heat won during that year? It must be also pretty high, i assume.

BITCH FIT


Stinky idiot with yet another low IQ post. Not surprising since he already has tens of thousands of them.


Bet he's stamping his merman tail as we speak.

[Nowoco]

The biggest myth about the 2016 Finals is that is was a great series. It was 6 blowouts and then a brickfest last 4 minutes of game 7.

[Axe]

The only reason why I really brought up FMVP is to mock you.

You have said in the past that you value FMVP more than any other award, including regular season MVP.

There you have it guys. According to this guy, 2008 Wade who missed over 30 games and averaged 25|4|7 on 55 TS% was better than 2008 LeBron who pretty much played the entire season and averaged 30|8|7 on 57 TS%.