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He's irritated that Lebron chose not to be the greatest ever cause he had the chance. Lebron messed up, Charles is telling him that.
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Originally Posted by AIRJORDAN JB23
Can't wait until the season starts & we can start judging players & teams by their records...
Originally Posted by AIRJORDAN JB23
Can't wait until the season starts & we can start judging players & teams by their records...
Originally Posted by dmbrhs
Barkley didn't say anything about Lebron as a basketball player. He's questioning his actions as a human being. There's a difference.
Originally Posted by The Technodrome
I commend Chuck for this, he calls it how he sees it, better than like 95% of the media who cover the NBA or even sports in general, he's always spoken his mind and I'm glad he stays doing it
Originally Posted by dmbrhs
Barkley didn't say anything about Lebron as a basketball player. He's questioning his actions as a human being. There's a difference.
Originally Posted by The Technodrome
I commend Chuck for this, he calls it how he sees it, better than like 95% of the media who cover the NBA or even sports in general, he's always spoken his mind and I'm glad he stays doing it
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
“Don't think for one min that I haven't been taking mental notes of everyone taking shots at me this summer. And I mean everyone,
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
“Don't think for one min that I haven't been taking mental notes of everyone taking shots at me this summer. And I mean everyone,
Originally Posted by Goldmember
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
“Don't think for one min that I haven't been taking mental notes of everyone taking shots at me this summer. And I mean everyone,
Originally Posted by Goldmember
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
“Don't think for one min that I haven't been taking mental notes of everyone taking shots at me this summer. And I mean everyone,
Originally Posted by BOTTOM74BOTTOM
Not only do I agree with Chuck wholeheartedly, I'm about to throw my cape on and fly in the defend him. First off, Chuck never "ring chased". It's DIFFERENT after you've payed your dues and done what you could for your team. I see nothing wrong with a bunch of seasoned vets coming together at the downturn of their career to make a stab at some rings. When you're young and peaking, you lead a team. When you get older and you're no longer the Alpha Lion, ain't no shame in doing what most older players do. I call that an "anchor chip" because you're going after the ring that would solidify a great career.
(Sidenote: I'd have had ZERO issue with Wade changing teams. He tried, he won one. He kept trying, the ship kept sinking... he owes MIA/their fans nothing. He brought them what he was payed to bring them with all that talent of his. Bosh either..)
But when you're like 25 years old, and you just wanna cut corners and INFLATE your legacy, I think it's self-serving and indeed a "punk move". Where's the competitive spirit? At some point it's about more than just stats and awards. To be as good as Lebron and be only part of your own legacy is just.... lame. And I can understand why chuck is offended. The kid is probably the best player to ever play the game at SF, will soon be the undisputed best all around player in the League, and he's already copping out and jumping ship. THEN, you can add the Jordan factor. From Chuck's perspective, having seen Jordan go 0-7..... then turn around and win 6... must be inspiring. Add to THAT fact that Lebron is substantially younger than the MJ that won his first chip and very close to being as effective, and it's easy to see why a golden era hooper like Chuck is just dumbfounded by the lack of patience and loyalty Lebron just displayed this off season. NO one of Lebron's caliber has ever jumped ship like that. It's just not what legends do.
Originally Posted by BOTTOM74BOTTOM
Not only do I agree with Chuck wholeheartedly, I'm about to throw my cape on and fly in the defend him. First off, Chuck never "ring chased". It's DIFFERENT after you've payed your dues and done what you could for your team. I see nothing wrong with a bunch of seasoned vets coming together at the downturn of their career to make a stab at some rings. When you're young and peaking, you lead a team. When you get older and you're no longer the Alpha Lion, ain't no shame in doing what most older players do. I call that an "anchor chip" because you're going after the ring that would solidify a great career.
(Sidenote: I'd have had ZERO issue with Wade changing teams. He tried, he won one. He kept trying, the ship kept sinking... he owes MIA/their fans nothing. He brought them what he was payed to bring them with all that talent of his. Bosh either..)
But when you're like 25 years old, and you just wanna cut corners and INFLATE your legacy, I think it's self-serving and indeed a "punk move". Where's the competitive spirit? At some point it's about more than just stats and awards. To be as good as Lebron and be only part of your own legacy is just.... lame. And I can understand why chuck is offended. The kid is probably the best player to ever play the game at SF, will soon be the undisputed best all around player in the League, and he's already copping out and jumping ship. THEN, you can add the Jordan factor. From Chuck's perspective, having seen Jordan go 0-7..... then turn around and win 6... must be inspiring. Add to THAT fact that Lebron is substantially younger than the MJ that won his first chip and very close to being as effective, and it's easy to see why a golden era hooper like Chuck is just dumbfounded by the lack of patience and loyalty Lebron just displayed this off season. NO one of Lebron's caliber has ever jumped ship like that. It's just not what legends do.