Durant will retire w more points and rings than bron

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People try and discount KD’s rings but still count Lebrons rings in Miami :mjlol:

They just have this weird agenda, sensationalist hype beast social media makes them want to say Lebrun is the goat but it’s just not true :mjlol:

At least when KD formed his super team he didn’t lose to dirk nowitski :mjlol:
Compare joining a 43 win team with 1 free agents to joining a 73 win team which was 1 chase down block away from repeating brehs :russ:



By all means tell us any moment in Durants bytch made fakkit career that comes close to LeBron's 2016 season :stopitslime:
 

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By no metric is Bird a better player than KD.

If KD wins more rings than LeBron, and wins one on another team especially, hes gonna force NBA historians to step back and reevaluate the LeBron vs KD debate.
Historians aren't going to reevaluate shyt. Championships are a team accomplishment. Has nothing to do with who the better individual player is. KD could end up being on 10 championship teams and he will still never be better than Lebron.
 

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Compare joining a 43 win team with 1 free agents to joining a 73 win team which was 1 chase down block away from repeating brehs :russ:



By all means tell us any moment in Durants bytch made fakkit career that comes close to LeBron's 2016 season :stopitslime:
the 3 pointer over bron to seal it :blessed:

then last finals bron ran from kd :wow:
 

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Did you miss the part where LeBron finished ahead of KD in damn near EVERY MVP vote of their entire careers?

Beat him in damn near EVERY head-to-head game they played?

Was in the Finals picture damn near EVERY single year?

LeBron was 1st-team NBA in every single one of KD's first 11 seasons. KD has only been 1st-team NBA in 6.

LeBron has 6 All-Defensive selections and two DPOY runner-up finishes. KD has zero All-Defensive selections and has never received even a single DPOY first-place vote.

KD's greatest accomplishments until joining a 73-win team were losing to LeBron in the Finals and losing a 3-1 lead to the same team LeBron beat.

More NBA GMs say they would start a franchise with LeBron than start a franchise with KD right now. Not in their primes, even NOW they'd rather build around LeBron than around KD. NBA GM's say that LeBron is the best small forward in the league right now, the most versatile player, the best passer, the best leader, has the highest bball IQ, and forces opposing coaches to make the most adjustments. That's NOW, and LeBron is nearly 34 while Durant is 30 and in his prime. And yet GMs agree across the board that LeBron still better.

Hell, LeBron is "The King" while KD is "The Servant."

How many different ways can I break this down for you? NO ONE will ever say that KD was better than LeBron when they were both playing. LeBron dominated him in every way.




So KD stans are now gonna give him a potential DPOY award when he hasn't even gotten a single 1st-place DPOY vote in his entire career, hasn't gotten a single all-defensive team selection in his entire career, and isn't even a top-3 defender on his own team?

Just because KD told them he deserves it. :pachaha:

Talk about another MVP when it's been like five years since his last top-5 MVP vote finish.

He's gonna get the same credit for his rings that Sam Jones does, that Havlicek does, that Pippen does, that Kobe does. It's a great argument for stans, but no one else will care.

KD ain't even the focus of his own team's offense, that's Curry. He ain't even the 2nd-best shooter on the team, that's Klay. He ain't the most important distributor or even second-best, that's Steph and Draymond. He ain't the focus of the team's defense, that's Draymond, and he ain't second best either, Klay and Iggy both ahead of him. He damn near seven feet tall and he ain't even the best rebounder, Dray and Zaza and every other big man was better than him there.

KD has lucked into a couple of Finals MVPs because the defenses have completely focused on Curry and he's gotten to feast on single coverage and broken plays. He's been able to have the easiest job ever on defense because Draymond and Klay and Iggy do all the heavy lifting there. But everyone knows this ain't his team and has never been his team. He's just an elite cog in a machine that was already elite without him.

KD is a fantastically skilled all-around player. It's amazing that he is nearly seven feet tall and shoots as well as he does.

But 20 years from now people will still be watching ESPN classic and talking about LeBron scoring the final 25 points in Game 5 against Detroit in 2007, dueling for 45 points in game 7 against Boston in 2008, putting up 49-5-6 trying to beat Orlando 1-on-5 in 2009, shutting down MVP D-Rose on both ends of the court in 2011, putting up the 40-18-9 game when Bosh went out and they went down 2-1 to the Pacers in 2012, putting up the 45-15-5 game when they went down 3-2 to the Celtics in 2012, putting up the 37-12-5 game in Game 7 against the Spurs in 2013, going super-saiyon averaging 41 points/game with Love/Kyrie out against the Warriros in 2015, scoring ridiculous 41-16-7, 41-8-11, and then 27-11-11 with the biggest block in history to come back from 3-1 down in the 2016 Finals, and then dragging a horrible Cavs team to the Finals in 2018 with 46-12-5, 44-10-8, 45-8-7, 43-8-14, 42-10-12, 44-5-3, 46-11-9, and 51-8-8 games, all in must-win situations.

Meanwhile, they'll remember that KD....hit a few threes? And not even the biggest ones, as LeBron's got way more game-winners and buzzer-beaters than KD too.

KD will go down as the best beta in NBA history. That doesn't get you tagged as the best SF of all time. :mjlol:
Golden State about to 3 peat. They will probably be the first team to win 4 in a row in like what 50 years?? Hell the 3 peat this year will officially end the Bron Era. Once that 3 peat happens watch how quickly the heel turn comes on Bron by the media and those GMs u talking bout

If KD gets 6 finals MVPs when this is all over plus the inevitable numbers we know he will get, u mean to tell me that wouldn't do anything to help his case for being the best small forward of all time :dwillhuh:


KD ended the Bron Era by one upping Bron at his own game. Forget what KD has to do, you do realize that Bron can still tarnish his own legacy right? shyt ain't written in stone for him yet no matter how much u stans want to close the book and crown him king. These next 4 years could change a lot about where he lands on the all time list.....by 2022 we could be looking at KD a whole lot different than we do now :mjpls:
 

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I'm not sure what being a leader means when looking at how great someone's skillset was. Tim Duncan probably was less of a leader than Stephen Jackson but he's the goat power forward and a respected champion.
How the hell was Tim Duncan less of a leader than Stephen Jackson? :dwillhuh:
 

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hey really acting like people didnt talk this same "stain on his legacy/asterisk his rings" shyt when Bron went to Miami..

if KD keeps winning rings in the fashion he's doing it, the tide will turn..i keep saying, the hatred for him is jumping the shark and its gone turn the other way cause people gone keep hating to the point he becomes underrated

nikkas HATED Kobe in real time..HATED...now he can do no wrong after the fact...KD will get his mythology too...especially if he winds up winning rings somewhere else
The stain shyt kinda got lost after Bron lost in 2011, was an underdog in 2012 and the spurs were fukking monsters in 2013 and 2014. While the warriors get KD and Cavs players start to decline like JR Thompson etc. KD needs to win a ring under real adversity before his warrior rings get any real validation.
 

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2010-11 we had like 4 returning players from the previous year. Bron didn't join our "43 win" team, I don't why his stans keep saying that silly shyt.
But he didnt join a 73 win team either. Point is, the Heat had nothing to build on besides their accolades of the players who came together. KD joined a proven TEAM which was well established and together.

How the fukk is that a stan argument?
 
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The stain shyt kinda got lost after Bron lost in 2011, was an underdog in 2012 and the spurs were fukking monsters in 2013 and 2014. While the warriors get KD and Cavs players start to decline like JR Thompson etc. KD needs to win a ring under real adversity before his warrior rings get any real validation.
The main point is true, but why would a tough ring even back-validate the easy ones? Durant's first tough ring will be his first tough ring.

People who try to talk like the 2011-2014 Heat and the 2017-2019 Warriors are the same thing have already counted themselves out of any serious basketball conversation.



But he didnt join a 73 win team either. Point is, the Heat had nothing to build on beaides thr accolades of the players who came together. KD joined a proven TEAM was well established and together.

How the fukk is that a stan argument?
And even the accolades weren't equal. Kerr was Coach of the Year while Spolstra hadn't won a single playoff series yet. Steph had just earned back-to-back MVP awards, the last one unanimously, and is still right in the middle of his peak while Wade was a top-5 player but about to start a serious decline. Draymond was a DPOY and 2nd-team All-NBA guy while Bosh was a strong scorer (overlapping in skill set with LeBron and Wade) who hadn't made an All-NBA team in four years. Klay was possibly the greatest 3-and-D player ever and another All-NBA guy, while Miller was an oft-injured shooter. Iggy was coming off of a Finals MVP while Haslem was at best a serviceable tough guy. You can keep doing down - are you taking Livingston, Zaza, and West or Chalmers, Joel Anthony, and Mike Bibby?

Outside of LeBron, the 2011 Heat were significantly behind the 2017 at EVERY position and coach, and that's even before you factor in that the Warriors core were in their 5th year together, had been champions together, had a 73-win season together, and were the favorites going into the next year while the Heat core had nothing.
 
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