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Those aren't "complimentary" players. Shaquille O'Neal is a top 10 player and arguably the most dominant player ever at his peak he was actually the man in those Lakers runs, Gasol was a franchise player in Memphis one of the best bigs in the league, Pippen is a Hall of Famer one of the best two way players in the league and an MVP candidate when Jordan retired and he was the man. LeBron is a alpha because he was the leader of his Heat teams, I already told you those three man teams have existed through NBA history. Jordan, Pippen, Rodman is a three man team. Magic, Kareem, Worthy is a three man team. Bird, McHale, Parish, Johnson is a four man team. LeBron left Miami because he knows he has unfinished business in Cleveland it's his hometown team, he wanted to win there badly, Wade was declining everyone knew he was thinking of one day returning. A man with two Finals MVP's is an alpha. The Eastern Conference argument is weak, the Western Conference of the 80's was weak AF. Nobody criticizes Magic for it he went up against 35 win 8th seeds, and went entire rounds not facing at least 50 win teams. At the end of the day the talent on those Cavs team was fine relative to conference and teams like the Magic, Pistons, Hawks and Celtics were good teams, Indiana/Boston were formidable opponents in the Heat days, and he always went up against the best West team in the Finals. That's like me discrediting the Lakers 3-Peat because they faced super weak teams in the Finals, the early 00s East is actually the worst not the late 00's/10's.it's one thing to need help...to need a complimentary player- gasol, pippen, jason terry (lol).....but what lebron did was run to play with a player who was THEE man. a champion, finals mvp, another alpha who ran his city....why? because lebron himself is not an alpha. and u see what he did once the heat finally lost lol.....brodie, he's on that dominique wilkins, isiah thomas echelon....he doesnt match up wit jordan, kareem, bird, kobe, magic etc. not to mention, he's played his entire career in a historically bad leastern conference. the nba and bspn been shovin lebron down peoples throats for so long that cats actually equate him wit bein on the level of them players i mentioned. but he just aint.
as for title-chasing bein "done throughout nba history", show me another top tier great who willingly left his team to go play with another championship player to get his.....it never happened, u just re-writing history for the sake of arguin.
but he is a player who tenses up and plays different when true pressure is on...this is indisputable. forget the 2-5 finals record...has he had big games? of course. but just watch how he plays when games truly matter. he was being covered 1-on-1 with a 5-foot cushion by boris mufuccin diaw in the 2013 finals because of how bad he played for the first 5 games........the fact that ray allen hit that three and took the pressure off truly saved the entire perception of how people view him. but i see where u at...u been fed this bs for years by bspn and u eat it up. probably even a lebron fan (am i wrong?)...so theres no changin ur view. do u, but understand that i speak as a basketball enthusiast who used the eye test to judge a player...not the statistics and narratives.
as for the pac issue, i think some1 already hit the nail on the head when they explained how questlove had a hand in making the movie and personally didn't think pac was a great mc. if pac was only mentioned as a potential actor in a tyler perry movie, u gota admit they did him (and the west coast in general) wrong. why was ice-t laughed off (the only west coast rapper in the movie)?? the agenda was in place, g. thats all it really come down 2.
It's funny you bring up those guys when Kobe was horrific in the 00 and 04 Finals and is a horrendous game 7 performer, Bird the mega alpha didn't even win Finals MVP in the 82 Finals and averaged 15 points on a measly 42% shooting, Magic was once called Tragic Johnson for choking. Wilt is in everyone's top 10 and he's a guy whose performance dropped many times in the playoffs.
Wilt, Moses Malone, Kareem all asked for trades off their teams. LeBron was in a different situation from anyone in NBA history. He played on a small market with bad cap space that couldn't attract free agents, didn't have top draft picks, and didn't pull the trigger on certain trades (Andre Iguodala, Amar'e Stoudemire). LeBron couldn't waste his prime there seeing what Boston had, and what other great teams had he made the logical decision to leave.
You have no idea what you're talking about Boris Diaw covered LeBron because Kawhi was getting torched Boris has developed into a solid defender. Boris was the only one who could take LeBron's mass in the post and was disciplined enough to not fall for his jab steps and stay with him on the perimeter. Also, San Antonio was helping constantly everytime LeBron drove. Also LBJ wasn't that's bad in the first 5 games of the 2013 Finals, game 4 was his only really bad game where he scored 15 and the Heat got destroyed. He had an 18/18/10 triple double in game one, 17/8/7 in a 20 point blow out and then closed out the series with 3 of the next four games being 30+ point performances. Ray Allen didn't do anything homie, he hit a clutch three it's what he's in the game 4. No different than Steve Kerr or John Paxson hitting gamewinners for Jordan in the Bulls era. Don't ignore LeBron took over the game completely on the verge of elimination, and then dropped 37 on the Spurs in game 7.
Have I been fed by BSPN, or have you because this alpha, killer instinct, championships is tell all for a player shyt is all BSPN driven bullsh*t. I look at skill sets, accomplishments, circumstances, and dominance. I don't think I'm gonna change your mind homie but it's whatever.
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, again what about Paxson and Kerr for Jordan? What about overtime, what about game 7? Basketball ain't a game of what if's, it happened. Boris wasn't guarding him one on one if you actually watched the game you'd see the Spurs loaded the strong side of the floor and sent doubles as LeBron drove. Ignore the fact that Boris is actually laterally quick for his size, isn't a bad defender, and was the only one who could take LeBron in the post. Ignore the fact that Boris Diaw did a lot better defensively than Kawhi Leonard defensively. Kobe wouldn't be guarded by Boris, he's a better shooter off the dribble than LeBron and too quick laterally for Boris. You best believe Kobe wouldn't shoot great percentages either against these Spurs, dude is a 41% Finals shooter. 







Let me guess, and your sister is a model....on instagram. Get this 1994 new York freestyle thee fukk outta here.
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. That's your best shyt? That's what you spend time on writing???Key locks, reeboks, sweat socks, after school fights at three o clock
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