Lebron at age 28 vs Steph at age 28

[Consumed]

No sane person argues Curry over LeBron from a career standpoint. The debates are about who is better today, not over the course of X seasons.

 

[Verbal Kint]

Notice how the meme conveniently leaves out the lost championships in his conference and in the finals

So its better for Steph to get bounced in the early rounds than for Bron to get his team to the Finals

 

[Draje]

Lebron's consistency is so undervalued. It's kinda disgusting that people seem to try to shyt on Lebron for being so good that he was capable of playing in the NBA at 18.

 

[Teko]

Are we forgetting one went to the Association straight high school versus one who went to college for 3 or 4 years?

10 years is being compared and contrasted to 3 or 4 years, you know?

College is really one year. If you stay for more it just means that you arent ready and chances are you'd be bench warmer at best in the league. Im not really sure why you think that bringing up that point is somehow important. They were both 18 at some point and one was good enough to play in the league while the other one wasnt

 

[fifth column]

Why not just compare players to their relevant positionswhy would a pg and sf have similar types of stats

 

[Illuminatos]

Not a very well thought out meme or thread.

 

[Sean312]

can somebody pull up stats of both they first 7 years like thats gonna make a difference lmao.

 

[bxrfan]

Ya'll nikkas need to chill with the fatherless jokes, if anything it's even more impressive what Lebron has done despite coming from a single parent household

 

[MikelArteta]

Wrong curry wasn't big till his sophomore year

College is really one year. If you stay for more it just means that you arent ready and chances are you'd be bench warmer at best in the league. Im not really sure why you think that bringing up that point is somehow important. They were both 18 at some point and one was good enough to play in the league while the other one wasnt

 

[360Waves]

Stupid thread and this is coming from a Bron stan.

 

[mr. smoke weed]

This should be obvious to anyone over the age 19

 

[Saiyajin]

Ya'll nikkas need to chill with the fatherless jokes, if anything it's even more impressive what Lebron has done despite coming from a single parent household

lebron grew up in poverty in a single parent household, works hard and uses basketball to take his mother and himself out of poverty = gets made fun of for it

curry's the son of a former nba player who has millions of dollars and access to coaches, trainers, facilities = inspiring, great role model for the kids

dont get the logic

 

[sfgiants]

Fathers:

Curry - 1

Lebron - 0

 

[DrexlersFade]

Why would we compare Lebron's first 7 years with Currys?

Comparing age is fine.

Lebron entered the league at 18 because he was THAT good. He was good enough to come straight out of high school. He scored 25 pts in his first game at 18 years old competing against grown ass NBA players.

Lebrons rookie year was better than Curry's first 3 years

Lebron's rookie year he came 5th for MVP of the league. Curry struggled to avg 15ppg

Yall want to compare PLAYER to PLAYER then dont flat out ignore Lebron's consistency and his past and focus on Steph's 1 season because that is clearly biased to make Steph look good.

Lebron's career average is 27ppg. Curry's is 22. And Lebron played way more seasons than him.

 

[DrexlersFade]

Ya'll nikkas need to chill with the fatherless jokes, if anything it's even more impressive what Lebron has done despite coming from a single parent household

lebron grew up in poverty in a single parent household, works hard and uses basketball to take his mother and himself out of poverty = gets made fun of for it

curry's the son of a former nba player who has millions of dollars and access to coaches, trainers, facilities = inspiring, great role model for the kids

dont get the logic

These nikkas are dikkheads or obvious cac's cause we don't find any of that shyt funny.

They wanna annoint nikkas when before the season started A.D. had next and Steph won the chip and MVP