Chris Broussard tells the truth, LeGBT ain't gonna like this

[Gotright]

The Lakers have won an average of 44.7 games/year with LeBron, winning a title, playing in two WCFs, and officially made the playoffs 3x in those 6 years, could be 4...

In the 6 years preceding Bron's arrival, tge Lakers won 28.5 games/year, making the playoffs just once which resulted in a Rd1 sweep...

He's upped the annual wins by +16.2 wins/year since he got here abd won a championship, but bitter heads still claim that's not enough...

We all know he isn't what he was, that LeBron was done after the injury in Christmas 2018. That's not breaking news...

2018? the year he went crazy in the playoff? I dont remember that one

 

[Roger king]

The Lakers have won an average of 44.7 games/year with LeBron, winning a title, playing in two WCFs, and officially made the playoffs 3x in those 6 years, could be 4...

In the 6 years preceding Bron's arrival, tge Lakers won 28.5 games/year, making the playoffs just once which resulted in a Rd1 sweep...

He's upped the annual wins by +16.2 wins/year since he got here abd won a championship, but bitter heads still claim that's not enough...

We all know he isn't what he was, that LeBron was done after the injury in Christmas 2018. That's not breaking news...

careful bro before grown men get emotional and start calling you a stan or ad hominems. on the otherhand kobe final two season the Lakers were absolutely terrible and were 14 and 15th in the confernce

 

[fifth column]

careful bro before grown men get emotional and start calling you a stan or ad hominems. on the otherhand kobe final two season the Lakers were absolutely terrible and were 14 and 15th in the confernce

Kobe won 5 chips for the Lakers > whatever glimmer of hope Lebron brings

 

[Roger king]

Kobe won 5 chips for the Lakers > whatever glimmer of hope Lebron brings

*he won 2 chips as the first option shaq was the no 1 on those three rings and kobe was the second option.

 

[murksiderock]

2018? the year he went crazy in the playoff? I dont remember that one

The 6 years Bron has been with LA are 19/20/21/22/23/24, 44.7 wins...

The 6 years preceding Bron in LA, 13/14/15/16/17/18, 28.5 wins...

Team is way better with him, and this is with elder, oft-injured Bron. LeBron pre-'18 injury was winning 55.2 games/year in that 2013-18 window. He somehow switched conferences, got older, and dealt with near-annual injuries and his team still has been just 10.5 wins lower than what Prime Bron gave you...

 

[Shadow King]

Did you read the article? It is expressly calling bullshyt on Bron'a revisionism and saying my exact point.

So then you must've have written it

 

[fifth column]

*he won 2 chips as the first option shaq was the no 1 on those three rings and kobe was the second option.

No Kobe won 5 chips for the Lakers

 

[fifth column]

The 6 years Bron has been with LA are 19/20/21/22/23/24, 44.7 wins...

The 6 years preceding Bron in LA, 13/14/15/16/17/18, 28.5 wins...

Team is way better with him, and this is with elder, oft-injured Bron. LeBron pre-'18 injury was winning 55.2 games/year in that 2013-18 window. He somehow switched conferences, got older, and dealt with near-annual injuries and his team still has been just 10.5 wins lower than what Prime Bron gave you...

Ever heard of the Lakers real best player AD

 

[Mars]

Ever heard of the Lakers real best player AD

The Lakers were in 4th place before Lebron went down his first season (Without AD)...So there was an improvement

 

[fifth column]

The Lakers were in 4th place before Lebron went down his first season (Without AD)...So there was an improvement

So, AD is the Batman on the Lakers

 

[In The Zone '98]

That is a LIE.

Year 1 - FAILED to make the playoffs

Year 2 - Bubblechip*

Year 3 - FIRST ROUND exit to Phoenix

Year 4 - FAILED to make the play-in

Year 5 - Conference finals.


How have the Lakers been a playoff threat every year?

Bubblechip still needed 16 wins

Respect it

 

[murksiderock]

Ever heard of the Lakers real best player AD

Yeah, he played 7 years in Nola and missed the playoffs 5x. He's played just 5 years in LA and made the playoffs more times in his first three LA years than he did in his entire Nola career. So yeah, I know that AD...

 

[fifth column]

Yeah, he played 7 years in Nola and missed the playoffs 5x. He's played just 5 years in LA and made the playoffs more times in his first three LA years than he did in his entire Nola career. So yeah, I know that AD...

False equivalency is a Bron stan go to move If you think about it this current Lakers team don’t really need Lebron

 

[murksiderock]

False equivalency is a Bron stan go to move If you think about it this current Lakers team don’t really need Lebron

You're right, they don't need LeBron. I wonder if there's an educated guess on how high a ceiling a team with AD as the lone superstar on it can go? Like is there any evidence throughout his career to date, that tells us what an AD-led team without LeBron on it, can do?

 

[LexDiamonds]

The Lakers have won an average of 44.7 games/year with LeBron, winning a title, playing in two WCFs, and officially made the playoffs 3x in those 6 years, could be 4...

In the 6 years preceding Bron's arrival, tge Lakers won 28.5 games/year, making the playoffs just once which resulted in a Rd1 sweep...

He's upped the annual wins by +16.2 wins/year since he got here abd won a championship, but bitter heads still claim that's not enough...

We all know he isn't what he was, that LeBron was done after the injury in Christmas 2018. That's not breaking news...

Does that record also account for the shortened seasons in 19-20 and 20-21? I remember the Lakers were killing it at 49-14 before covid hit. They were gonna win 60 plus games.