Maybe if he joined the Showtime Lakers....If you replace him with Jordan on those Bulls teams from '84-'90, he's not getting passed the
Celtics, or Bad Boy Pistons.Pippen was drafted in '87, but he wasn't some blue chip prospect who hit the ground running.He took like 3 yrs
to develop.Ironically, Bron probably would've jumped ship to the Cavs.Joining forces with Mark Price & Brad Daugherty to put them over the top.
		
		
	 
I dont believe this at all. LeBron got thru an era of Detroit Basketball (the 2002-08 Pistons) that was every bit as good as the Pistons Mike ran up against (1986-91 Pistons), and it only took him two cracks at em to beat em---->lost in 7 in '06 and won in 6 in '07. We don't even need to highlight who was around LeBron on those teams...
Conversely, it took Mike 
four attempts to get thru the Bad Boys. This is an underrated aspect of the Mike vs Bron thing and one that doesn't support Mike as the greater of the two at all. Those 80s Pistons probably never win a title if they have to go thru LeBron instead of Mike, seeing as they beat Mike but lost The Finals in '88; chances are they weren't beating LeBron a second time; the Bad Boys were good but are not regarded as some All-Time team...
	
		
	
	
		
		
			This post makes little sense. Once MJ’s team was good enough to get there, he got to the finals consistently and same with Bron. Once Bron put together a team good enough, he got to the finals consistently. Mike went 6-0 and Bron currently 4-6.
		
		
	 
You do alot of dancing with the 6-0 thing lol...
•LeBron had a team playing for championships at an earlier stage in his career (Year 4 to an ECF and Finals) compared to Mike's Year 5 to an ECF abd Year 7 to a Finals...
•thru Y9, both had played in three Finals total. One in three straight, one in two straight, and only one needed a vacation from the physical grind and mental dedication required to keep performing at a championship level...
•thru 13 years, LeBron had played in 7 Finals to Mike's 6, again in the same span of career, without a pause button, more frequently putting his team in championship contention than the other guy...
•thru 15 years, after another vacation from the physical grind and mental dedication, Mike was stuck at 6 Finals appearances to Bron's 9. It isnt even debatable that in the same amount of time of career, one guy had his team playing championship level basketball more than the other guy...
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I've seen one of your talking points is any team with Mike would be favored in a Finals. Lol sure, if your opponents are Lakers/Blazers/Suns/Sonics/Jazz/Jazz and you play for the dynasty of your era, as compared to 
not playing for your era's dynasty and having a 6-consecutive Finals streak of SA/SA/GS/GS/GS/GS...
You keep trying to do this thing where opponents don't matter, performance doesn't matter, and spending 11 of your 17 years as one of the Final Four teams playing is inferior to spending 8 of 15 seasons as a Final Four team; Final Four used as a standard of legitimate championship-level team...
And your argument doesn't work because you keep simplifying it to 6-0>4-6 as if there is nothing else in play...
	
		
	
	
		
		
			
So all those years that MJ or Duncan lost in the earlier rounds, they would have won those series if they had been in the Finals and playing against either the same or an even better team? 
If you give Duncan or MJ 4 more Finals trips then they would have 4 more L's on their resume, because none of the teams that they failed to make the Finals with was good enough to win the Finals. 
		 
		
	 
	
		
	
	
		
		
			Don't worry, the same squads they had that got swept in the first 3 rounds woulda got swept in the Finals too. 
MJ playing with Oakley, Woolridge, and Paxson gets a pass for a 1st-round sweep, but LBJ gets criticized for getting swept in the Finals when his #2 was Boobie Gibson. 
Duncan got swept by the Lakers and the Suns in the first two rounds, but y'all think he wouldn't have gotten swept by the Steph-Klay-KD-Dray Warriors? 
		 
		
	 
Dudes can't even make this silly shyt make sense lol, I'm here to give out all this work all offseason though...