DCAllAmerican wrote:
CP1708 wrote:
Durant seems to truly care about getting better, working, etc.
Bron cares about his brand.
That would be the angle I would take. Bron thinks everything should be handed to him/given too him, Durant is hungry as @#$% to learn, work, compete, fight for all he can.
With all due respect you still didn't explain to me why that equates with Durant will PROBABLY (more likely than not- which is what I am arguing) will be better than LeBron.
So WHAT if LeBron cares about his brand, does that mean he isn't heavily working on his game in-and-out? Why is it that humans believe other humans can't multitask? How does LeBron caring about his brand interfere with his skill development?
Well, that is what I was implying. I don't believe Bron to be one of those "die-hard" workers. I could be wrong, maybe he works 20 hours a day and I don't know it, but from what I have seen over the years, I don't see where he's improved other then his blocks from behind which is more about timing and athleticism. His jumper is a little better, but not where it should be as of yet. His post game is the same as my post game, I just don't feel he works like some others do. If I'm wrong, and he proves to the world his greatness, then I'll tip my cap to him.
Durant from what I can see, DOES work like a mad man. And if he continues along that path, he could get past Bron. Not that I am saying he will or has, but that he could.
Today, Bron is the better player, but as I said, if I was picking teams right now to win or go home, I would take Durant. Sometimes fighting and playing all out is better then sheer talent.