Lebron has taken 175 jumpshots from the left side of court & only 87 from the right

[Johnny Kilroy]

This can't be real.

How many rings did Jordan have at age 27? How many trips to the Finals did Jordan have by age 27?

Zero and zero. That's trolling? No that's counting. Actually, that's not counting at all.

But thats who Kobe is supposed to get out of the first round with right?

No, Kobe is supposed to get out of the 1st round with Dwight, Pau and Nash but that shyt ain't happening either.

 

[Reggie]

Nah everybody wanna throw out 6 rings like Jordan never lost as the reason he's better than LeBron but upon further review, we see that Mike wasn't winning at the same rate LeBron has been winning.

I'd also check my math if I were you. LeBron was 26 and 27 last season when he won his first chip while Jordan was 27 and 28 the season he won his first. That's not the same age. LeBron was 27, Mike was 28. I don't see how that's debatable.

Mike is the GOAT and that's who everyone is measured up to, cool. But acknowledge that LeBron is ahead of the curve and has had more success on the hardwood up to this point in his life.

All fact, homie.

He still one the title doing his age 27 season. He didn't turn 28 til February and the season was over in June. So what he was four months later i still say it was his age 27 season. But point blank im finished going back and forth wit you about who was better at 22 or 27 Jordan is better period! With all due respect to Bron who is still my favorite player.

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

How many rings did Jordan have at age 27? How many trips to the Finals did Jordan have by age 27?

Zero and zero. That's trolling? No that's counting. Actually, that's not counting at all.




No, Kobe is supposed to get out of the 1st round with Dwight, Pau and Nash but that shyt ain't happening either.

Now measure them in years of NBA activity. Age is pointless considering they come into the league at different ages.

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

He still one the title doing his age 27 season. He didn't turn 28 til February and the season was over in June. So what he was four months later i still say it was his age 27 season. But point blank im finished going back and forth wit you about who was better at 22 or 27 Jordan is better period! With all due respect to Bron who is still my favorite player.

Bruh, he was 28. I can't believe you're arguing this.

Now measure them in years of NBA activity. Age is pointless considering they come into the league at different ages.

But that's not fair because of what you just said, they came in the league at different ages. When you compare Jordan's rookie year to Bron's you're comparing a polished 21 year old to a very raw 18 year old. In their 2nd seasons LeBron was still a late teen while Jordan was a polished 22 year old.

Age isn't pointless, "years played" is what's pointless. Players usually play to a certain age, baring injury, not a certain "amount of years". Take Kobe for example, he's played way more years than Jordan because he came in at 18, but he didn't stop at 12 or 14 or whatever. He kept playing because he was still "young" enough to play at a high level. And he still is. 34 isn't that old. Steve Nash is in his 17th year just like Kobe and he's , old as fukk. They came in the same year but one was much younger and thus more capable of NBA miles.

You can't fault LeBron and Kobe for that. You can only be amazed, especially at LeBron because he was able to adjust immediately.

Is it fair to compare AI and Kobe's rookie years? Same draft year. No b-b-b-but Kobe was only 18 and not getting any playing and blah, blah, blah. The truth is you would be right. But the fact is age didn't matter to LeBron cause he was a beast anyway and that's why you're trying to hold him to a higher standard. I understand. I mean, that's The King.

NBA activity as you call it means nothing. It's not like LeBron is gonna retire in 2 years just because he's already in his 10th. That's ridiculous, he's gonna keep playing into his mid 30's like everybody else.

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

Bruh, he was 28. I can't believe you're arguing this.



But that's not fair because of what you just said, they came in the league at different ages. When you compare Jordan's rookie year to Bron's you're comparing a polished 21 year old to a very raw 18 year old. In their 2nd seasons LeBron was still a late teen while Jordan was a polished 22 year old.

Age isn't pointless, "years played" is what's pointless. Players usually play to a certain age, baring injury, not a certain "amount of years". Take Kobe for example, he's played way more years than Jordan because he came in at 18, but he didn't stop at 12 or 14 or whatever. He kept playing because he was still "young" enough to play at a high level. And he still is. 34 isn't that old. Steve Nash is in his 17th year just like Kobe and he's , old as fukk. They came in the same year but one was much younger and thus more capable of NBA miles.

You can't fault LeBron and Kobe for that. You can only be amazed, especially at LeBron because he was able to adjust immediately.

Is it fair to compare AI and Kobe's rookie years? Same draft year. No b-b-b-but Kobe was only 18 and not getting any playing and blah, blah, blah. The truth is you would be right. But the fact is age didn't matter to LeBron cause he was a beast anyway and that's why you're trying to hold him to a higher standard. I understand. I mean, that's The King.

NBA activity as you call it means nothing. It's not like LeBron is gonna retire in 2 years just because he's already in his 10th. That's ridiculous, he's gonna keep playing into his mid 30's like everybody else.

Lebron is a finals loser period. 1-2 with 6 wins and 9 losses. There is no way he is winning at a better rate than anyone except Jerry West. If anything, hes on par to be the next Jerry West.

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

Lebron is a finals loser period. 1-2 with 6 wins and 9 losses. There is no way he is winning at a better rate than anyone except Jerry West. If anything, hes on par to be the next Jerry West.

6-9 compared to Jordan's 0-0 because he wasn't good enough to get there at that age.

 

[Reggie]

Bruh, he was 28. I can't believe you're arguing this.



But that's not fair because of what you just said, they came in the league at different ages. When you compare Jordan's rookie year to Bron's you're comparing a polished 21 year old to a very raw 18 year old. In their 2nd seasons LeBron was still a late teen while Jordan was a polished 22 year old.

Age isn't pointless, "years played" is what's pointless. Players usually play to a certain age, baring injury, not a certain "amount of years". Take Kobe for example, he's played way more years than Jordan because he came in at 18, but he didn't stop at 12 or 14 or whatever. He kept playing because he was still "young" enough to play at a high level. And he still is. 34 isn't that old. Steve Nash is in his 17th year just like Kobe and he's , old as fukk. They came in the same year but one was much younger and thus more capable of NBA miles.

You can't fault LeBron and Kobe for that. You can only be amazed, especially at LeBron because he was able to adjust immediately.

Is it fair to compare AI and Kobe's rookie years? Same draft year. No b-b-b-but Kobe was only 18 and not getting any playing and blah, blah, blah. The truth is you would be right. But the fact is age didn't matter to LeBron cause he was a beast anyway and that's why you're trying to hold him to a higher standard. I understand. I mean, that's The King.

NBA

From October to Feb he was 27. That's why i say his age 27 was the first year he won the title. I know that he was actually 28 by time he won the title.

 

[Fredrick Thuglas]

Do you think Jordan had a "tougher mind" at age 27? Or are you talking about an older, much more mature Mike?

I think LeBron has dealt with 100x the scrutiny Mike had to deal with and still broke through at a younger age. In fact, he's done everything at a younger age.

Were you around when Jordan was playing because I wasn't. If you weren't around to see what the reporters were saying, coaches, players, ect. you cant say who had more scrutiny. People always talk nice after the player retires so we can't really tell how tough MJ had it.

Remember Jordan's "Alcoholism" scandal, his "Gambling" scandal, his "Scoring champs don't win titles", "Is he a great player but bad team mate", ect.

 

[Joe Sixpack]

Were you around when Jordan was playing because I wasn't. If you weren't around to see what the reporters were saying, coaches, players, ect. you cant say who had more scrutiny. People always talk nice after the player retires so we can't really tell how tough MJ had it.

Remember Jordan's "Alcoholism" scandal, his "Gambling" scandal, his "Scoring champs don't win titles", "Is he a great player but bad team mate", ect.

Jordan got called a one man show. They also said a guy who leads the league in scoring will never win a title. Thats why he was crying in that clip they always show when he won his 1st title. He was tired of hearing all that bullshyt. Its not like today with the Internet and social media but it was there. LeBron has to deal with stuff Jordan never had to deal with.

 

[NYC Rebel]

Were you around when Jordan was playing because I wasn't. If you weren't around to see what the reporters were saying, coaches, players, ect. you cant say who had more scrutiny. People always talk nice after the player retires so we can't really tell how tough MJ had it.

Remember Jordan's "Alcoholism" scandal, his "Gambling" scandal, his "Scoring champs don't win titles", "Is he a great player but bad team mate", ect.

I was around. Lebron faces 10 times the scrutiny. The fukk is wrong with you fronting as if the sports media now isn't 30 times the size it was during MJ"s heyday?



Sports talk radio was in its infancy when Jordan retired.

WFAN pioneered sports talk radio 20 years ago....ESPN is JUST NOW getting on it.

The internet wasn't around during MJ's heyday.

I swear...you niqqas are changing history, FRONTING that MJ faced a third of the scrutiny LJ faces in today's wide ranging media spectrum.

You going to tell me I wasn't around now? Call me an MJ hater?

STOP LYING.

 

[RedBull]

I was around. Lebron faces 10 times the scrutiny. The fukk is wrong with you fronting as if the sports media now isn't 30 times the size it was during MJ"s heyday?



Sports talk radio was in its infancy when Jordan retired.

WFAN pioneered sports talk radio 20 years ago....ESPN is JUST NOW getting on it.

The internet wasn't around during MJ's heyday.

I swear...you niqqas are changing history, FRONTING that MJ faced a third of the scrutiny LJ faces in today's wide ranging media spectrum.

You going to tell me I wasn't around now? Call me an MJ hater?

STOP LYING.

 

[Marvel]

I was around. Lebron faces 10 times the scrutiny. The fukk is wrong with you fronting as if the sports media now isn't 30 times the size it was during MJ"s heyday?



Sports talk radio was in its infancy when Jordan retired.

WFAN pioneered sports talk radio 20 years ago....ESPN is JUST NOW getting on it.

The internet wasn't around during MJ's heyday.

I swear...you niqqas are changing history, FRONTING that MJ faced a third of the scrutiny LJ faces in today's wide ranging media spectrum.

You going to tell me I wasn't around now? Call me an MJ hater?

STOP LYING.

Exactly, these nikkas don't remember when the NBA had games on CBS much less on NBC or TBS. The scrutiny wasn't really around back then. These toddlers don't know what life was like without the internet. There were no forums...all your discussions were with your friends and family and highlights on TV. I'm an MJ stan, but he never experienced the pressure in his career that LJ faced in game 6 last year in Boston. MJ did all kinds of foul shyt in his marriage, personal life and to teammates and was still seen as a great person. Dude was a gambler and probably bet on games, but it was blip on the media radar.

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[NYC Rebel]

Exactly, these nikkas don't remember when the NBA had games on CBS much less on NBC or TBS. The scrutiny wasn't really around back then. These toddlers don't know what life was like without the internet. There were no forums...all your discussions were with your friends and family and highlights on TV. I'm an MJ stan, but he never experienced the pressure in his career that LJ faced in game 6 last year in Boston. MJ did all kinds of foul shyt in his marriage, personal life and to teammates and was still seen as a great person. Dude was a gambler and probably bet on games, but it was blip on the media radar.

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Man....do you know what type of meme this photo would be if MJ played today?

shyt...there wasn't even this marriage of sports meets f@ggot ass TMZ shyt back in MJ's day.

Dudes stay lying. None of those athletes back then have it as hard as these young guys today.

 

[Fredrick Thuglas]

I was around. Lebron faces 10 times the scrutiny. The fukk is wrong with you fronting as if the sports media now isn't 30 times the size it was during MJ"s heyday?



Sports talk radio was in its infancy when Jordan retired.

WFAN pioneered sports talk radio 20 years ago....ESPN is JUST NOW getting on it.

The internet wasn't around during MJ's heyday.

I swear...you niqqas are changing history, FRONTING that MJ faced a third of the scrutiny LJ faces in today's wide ranging media spectrum.

You going to tell me I wasn't around now? Call me an MJ hater?

STOP LYING.

calm down homie...I was just saying be objective.

I haven't given this topic too much thought cause I wasn't paying attention during Jordan's era so I can't speak on it.

 

[NYC Rebel]

calm down homie...I was just saying be objective.

I haven't given this topic too much thought cause I wasn't paying attention during Jordan's era so I can't speak on it.

You weren't being objective. You were lying.

The entire atmosphere in sports has ramped up since MJ left.

You were much more able to control the narrative during his time.