LeBron Haters Call To Arms! (The Haters Unification Thread)

DadNboujee · May 29, 2015

What's worse than a Kobe or lebron Stan?

Jordan stans.

dmxfury · May 29, 2015

kingkoopa · May 29, 2015

I second that nah

shoeking2102 · May 30, 2015

CP1708 said:
I wasn't implying it as a he would have won more, I was using it moreso as a balancing between the two players, as Kobe has been in the league longer, but he's had seasons where he wasn't available to make hay, so to speak, on LeBron. If you get what I'm saying. Between his 19 years, and Bron's 13, the 6 of Kobe's (2 lockout short seasons, 2 first round and outs vs Suns, and 4 injured/no playoff years) Bron has his first two teenage years, and one lockout short season.

I was sort of leveling the seasons total, which shows that the 24-7 disparity isn't just cuz Kobe been in the NBA longer.

And I like the dirty little Riley secret, that's a damn good find, I hadn't noticed that.

I am trying to find a likening with Bron in the East, and the 2 I have so far are Will Smith examining the box office, and deciding that Sci-Fi movies are his meal ticket to box office success, not necessarily his success as an artist, or Oscar threat, etc. He makes money, he gets paid, he puts up big box offices, but he's not a true threat to get the Gold.

Or, like dominating at Ohio St and the Big Ten, you might scratch out a title or two, but for the most part you dominate the crappy conference, and then get dismantled by the SEC, where real teams are. (this would have worked better before this year

maybe I should have used the Pac 12. )

He gets numbers, he wins series, and he creams a ton of East teams. But to this point, when he meets up with the West, he's been shown the door. I mean, from 03-11, he had ONE single series win vs a 50 win squad, and that team was coming off multiple multiple multiple deep playoff runs, and likely ran out of gas. That's context, that does not help his case.

2011 Boston would not help his case contextually either. Nor would the 2013 aging Spurs, really. So yes, there's context, but some of it doesn't help his argument either.

You know I have strong beliefs in you can't win a 4th straight Finals, etc, and to that point, I was right last year. But I didn't even realize these type of numbers til this year. I didn't see the complete cakewalk he was livin off of, and even still, the Heat ran out of gas last year anyways. Had they faced 10+ 50 win teams over the course of those 3--4 years, he would never have even come close to a Finals run in that 4th year. But in this version of the East, I guess it is doable. And it will continue it seems, as Anthony Davis, Wiggins, and now this year's #1 and #2 picks all end up out West, amongst the bottom teams of an already strong conference.

Even when he loses, he wins. Cavs could lose Love this offseason, and still walk thru the East next year, and really only have to win one single tough series to hoist the O'Brien.

As for the Hwaks, 60, they struggled to get out of round 1 vs a 38 win Nets team. And went to the wire every game with a 46 win Wizards team. And then were swept. That's the worst 60 win team we've ever seen, and you know it.

This is the wrong thread to do this in, and by no means am I here to hijack the thread, but just an observation.

Why do we kill melo, cp3, etc. for losing to 55, 60 win teams in the postseason (After they went through a western conference schedule, winning 50, 55 games) if what you mentioned above is true? (Which it is, i'm not arguing)

swendro · May 30, 2015

If you're gonna stick up for lebron in the lebron hate thread, can you at least hold it until the offseason?

I don't wanna come in here at this crucial juncture and see that crap. Only time for hate right now.

SneakerProSr. · May 30, 2015

swendro88 said:
If you're gonna stick up for lebron in the lebron hate thread, can you at least hold it until the offseason?

I don't wanna come in here at this crucial juncture and see that crap. Only time for hate right now.

This

flyeed · May 30, 2015

Word we out here making a spirit bomb of hate and u dudes are disrupting

flyeed · May 30, 2015

But for real though **** Kobe too

calibeebee · Jun 2, 2015

calibeebee said:
I.....calibeebee.... Do solemnly swear, to hate to my fullest potential on Instagram, Facebook, and any other social media made available. Down with the ~~Miami~~ cLeveLand ***** boys. **** lebron. One nation, under hate, indivisible, with hate and saltiness for all.

Just checking in to renew my annual vows. Carry on fellas.

-hate hate hate hate hate.

immaculate1 · Jun 4, 2015

Checking in. Let the hate flow and permeate your being fellas. Embrace the hate. Become the hate. Unleash the hate

100027 · Jun 4, 2015

And the dream shall never die. -Ted Kennedy

Let the hate continue.

mister friendly · Jun 4, 2015

100027 said:
And the dream shall never die. -Ted Kennedy Let the hate continue.

Geez

MVP · Jun 4, 2015

It's time...

kal-el-8 · Jun 4, 2015

Mamba MVP said:
It's time...

AgentZero · Jun 4, 2015

The Cleveland sports drought must continue. I am glad that John Elway completed "The Drive" and dealt the Cleveland Browns two heartbreaking playoff losses in back-to-back seasons, glad that owner Art Modell then moved the team in 1995, glad that Jose Mesa blew the Cleveland Indians' one-run lead in Game 7 of the 1997 World Series and allowed the Marlins to win the title, and glad that Michael Jordan hit "The Shot" over Craig Ehlo and proceeded to almost punch his head off.

The potential sight of the Cleveland Cavaliers fans, the same ones who booed him relentlessly and burned his jerseys, and Dan Gilbert, an owner who wrote a scathing letter about Lebron to the people of Cleveland, celebrating a Finals win with the NBA's own Benedict Arnold back at the helm after jumping ship yet again this past offseason is cringeworthy. Sports networks, magazines, and the sports pages of our local newspapers would become unwatchable/unreadable for at least the following month. The minds of the easily impressionable would be convinced that Lebron > Jordan. We cannot let this happen.

For the duration of the NBA Finals we must gather our collective hatred in an attempt to prevent NBA history's biggest prima donna from putting the final touches on his scripted "Coming Home" PR stunt and bringing the city of Cleveland its first title since pre-Super Bowl times.