- 3,058
- 21
Wade MIGHT score a bit more but LeBron will be the best player on that team. He'll be filling up all the other statistical categories.
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You forget that most of those players ran into a guy named Michael Jordan. Also, don't act like being loyal is always a bad thing. Tim Duncan didn't go to Orlando to make a 3-headed monster with McGrady and Hill and who will go down in history as one of the best? Tim Duncan. Who has more rings? Tim Duncan. McGrady nor Hill have a single ring. Tim Duncan is a prime example of being loyal and allowing your team to make moves all the while being unselfish.Originally Posted by SHUGES
- In a sense, I can agree with you here. For instance, it's doubtful we'll ever see that post-game that everyone predicted LBJ should develop to become truly unstoppable. At least not anytime soon. On the flip side, other facets of his game will continue to grow. Weak-side D... passing... rebounding... (not as if any of those things needed further development).Originally Posted by MaxElite
I am more disappointed that we will NEVER see LeBron James's game be taken to the NEXT level. It is now safe to say that. From this point forward he can no longer evolve into the player we all thought he could become. To me, that is REALLY sad since I am a fan of his.
- I just wanted to comment on how funny it is that people are killing Bron for the exact same thing people were saying AI should have done in his career. Bron has made the ultimate sacrifice in giving up his alpha-dog spot for the sake of WINNING A CHIP. All year long in the AI threads, people were saying how they don't feel bad for Iverson b/c he should have sacrificed his scoring and alpha-dog mentality to accommodate guys like Stackhouse, Larry Hughes, Derrick Coleman, etc... And here we have LBJ doing exactly that, yet somehow LeBron is getting killed for it.Y'all are some double-standard +#% mofos.
AI and LBJ's careers parallel each other in a sense. Both made it to the Finals early in their career. Both were the undisputed first option on their squad. Both were NEVER truly given a bonafide 2nd option. Both were MVPs of the L. Etc... The difference is AI remained in Philly. And NEVER won. Bron chose a different path. If he had remained in Cle, he would have been getting the SAME criticism that you guys give AI.
- You guys kill me with this "it's better to beat your competition instead of play with them" garbage. So you mean to tell me, if you and your homeboy... like one of your best friends in the world... had a chance to do something TOGETHER (smash 2 sisters, win the lotto, become a rap/rock star, or whatever), you would rather battle your friend where only one of you can enjoy the prize??? Man listen... from all accounts, these dudes are real good friends. Why not go through something with your best buds instead of fighting amongst each other for the grand prize? Jordan didn't have any true friends in the L! He was a douche and no one besides Barkley was cool with him like that.
- Speaking of Barkley, why is it that he can make noise to get out of Philly (at age 29) b/c he was sick and tired of losing, yet LBJ can't make similar noise? You guys fail to realize that a lot of these players DON'T LIKE TO LOSE. Some stay with their team longer than others. But Bron obviously saw what loyalty does for a bunch of these players (Ewing, Bark, Reggie, Malone, Payton almost, AI, Finley almost, KG almost, etc). And I can't be mad at him for wanting to WIN instead of being remembered as a GREAT player who NEVER won. Barkley has said many times (C-Webb too) that they would trade their individual accolades for a chip.
Originally Posted by 35KD
^ He's talking about the similarity between LBJ's and AI's careers, not comparing them as players and how they play.
Originally Posted by ClevelandsPrince23
^ is delonte going to be talking like a father figure ?
What I did there, you almost saw it.Originally Posted by ClevelandsPrince23
^ is delonte going to be talking like a father figure ?
Originally Posted by tim teufel
He had options besides Miami where he would be the main guy. We are fans of the game and different opinions on how it should be played. If u defend this man then ur soft and truth is ur father figure did a terrible job raising you.
Originally Posted by arstyle27
All three guys wont land in Miami. Mark it.
Shaq averaged like 14ppg in the Finals that year. and if you watched the playoffs, Shaq was a big contributor but Wade totally carried the team.Originally Posted by DoubleJs07
Shaq was arguably the best 5 in the East in 05-06, but u think he was washed up? What are you talking about?
This is by far and away one of the dumbest post I have ever read.Originally Posted by nyk buc
another point people forget.
wade is 28. his peak was 2 years ago. and with his style of play, he won't get any better and his prime will probably go until 30-31. and with his style of play, who's to say he won't get injured or miss 10-15 games? hell, bosh might surpass wade in terms of importance to the heat in 2 years.
Originally Posted by dyyhard
Originally Posted by bl1nk
or to Seattle...Originally Posted by OptimusPrimeAPhiA
Will Cleveland even keep a team? I say they get rid of the franchise and move to Kansas City...
Originally Posted by nyk buc
another point people forget.
wade is 28. his peak was 2 years ago. and with his style of play, he won't get any better and his prime will probably go until 30-31. and with his style of play, who's to say he won't get injured or miss 10-15 games? hell, bosh might surpass wade in terms of importance to the heat in 2 years.
lebron is 25. he has improved each and every year. and he'll improve again next year.
again, the gap between the 2 will get larger, even when they're on the same team.
lebron will be the one carrying most of the load on the heat b/c physically he can handle it.
Originally Posted by solefood229
At what age do you start chasing rings since everybody keeps bringing up the fact that he is only 25?