Lebron will at worst be Draymond Green on offense when he ages, probably avg 10-10-10
You think his old legs gonna have enough energy to fight for rebounds?
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Lebron will at worst be Draymond Green on offense when he ages, probably avg 10-10-10
Tyson Chandler for $50MOriginally Posted by DMan14
He'll probably go down as #2.
Yeah son. I'm projecting based on my opinion/assessment. That's why I said probably. Who knows how long he'll stick around and dominate.to think nobody will ever surpass players of old is ludicris
basketball aint ending tomorrow
im sure people who saw dr j thought nobody would ever be better
Rebounding isn't really about athleticism, more positioning, boxing out and timingLebron will at worst be Draymond Green on offense when he ages, probably avg 10-10-10
You think his old legs gonna have enough energy to fight for rebounds?
I saw Dr. J and during the late 70s and early 80s, there were already at least 3-4 players who were better. And the moment Jordan began his ascension, Dr. J disappeared from any discussion. In fact, Dr. J was never even considered the GOAT because it was already Kareem, Russell, and Wilt at that time.to think nobody will ever surpass players of old is ludicrisHe'll probably go down as #2.
basketball aint ending tomorrow
im sure people who saw dr j thought nobody would ever be better
Individual skill-set wise and athleticism, yes. But the leadership, toughness, and ability to impact the sport the way Magic did at all facets and dominate at all 5 positions? No way.I would put Lebron over Magic today
You know shump like draymooond
Kyle lowry dressed like he's about to sign with death row
And Henny consumptionEarl first all time in realness
Yea guys, Bron is 8th all time in leadership, 6th in toughness, 11th in impacting the sport. Maybe he can close the gap in the next few seasons.
Dawg lolYea guys, Bron is 8th all time in leadership, 6th in toughness, 11th in impacting the sport. Maybe he can close the gap in the next few seasons.
I would put Lebron over Magic today
Individual skill-set wise and athleticism, yes. But the leadership, toughness, and ability to impact the sport the way Magic did at all facets and dominate at all 5 positions? No way.
You gotta remember, Magic averaged nearly 3 steals a game in his early prime and was known as a great defensive player his first 5 years in the league. Magic had a shortlived career but damn near dominated every single season for 12 years. If Bird, Moses Malone, Kareem, and Jordan never existed, Magic would've won at least 7 MVP's.
Lebron doesn't have nowhere near the peer group that Magic had in the 80s.
Magic won 2 of 3 Finals against the Sixer dynasty.
Magic won 2 of 3 Finals against the Celtic dynasty.
Magic beat the Bad Boys in the Finals at their prime.
Lebron is 1 for 3 against the only dynasty he's ever faced prior to GSW - the Spurs
And he could end up 1 for 3 against the GSW dynasty after this season is all said and done.