LeBron James Will Enter Uncharted Waters With 41,000 Minutes Before Age 30

[killacal]

The tumor at 24
The Hairline
The rapid aging
The weightloss
The steroid clinics ledger

But now the minutes are catching up to him, even tho, hes dropped weight and is playing the most off the ball that he ever has.

He wants to be on some, its too much my knee is sore and my back take me back to florida

 

[The War Report]

I always thought him signing that 2 year contract was a huge gamble, by the time the new TV deal jumps off he'll be 32 turning 33, if he tapers off even a little bit why would anyone throw that future super max at him.

Play for 30 mil from year to year.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

For all the shyt we clown him on for not having a father, I'm actually more amazed that he's been able to keep his sanity over the past decade with everything he's had to deal with.

 

[I.V.]

This is the reason I think his prime was actually 25 to 29 or so. Most people assume a player's prime is later than that. But his experience met his physical prime at younger age than we've seen before.

 

[andre patton]

I always thought him signing that 2 year contract was a huge gamble, by the time the new TV deal jumps off he'll be 32 turning 33, if he tapers off even a little bit why would anyone throw that future super max at him.

i think he took a calculated risk. kobe bryant coming off serious injuries at 35 or whatever still got 2 years, 50 million.

unless he gets cancer or some shyt...a lot of the common career ending injuries we saw in the 90s and early 2000s are no longer career ending.

even then, worse case scenario, lets say he loses his leg in a car accident. he's still worth 270 million dollars right now. he could never work another day in his life, and spend 5 mil a year for the rest of his life and still probably not run out of money.

 

[ReggieFlare]

I always thought him signing that 2 year contract was a huge gamble, by the time the new TV deal jumps off he'll be 32 turning 33, if he tapers off even a little bit why would anyone throw that future super max at him.

Bron has made so much money from other avenues and will continue to do so for some time, so he probably wasn't stressing the gamble. Still, he might regret leaving money on the table later

 

[Surreal]

This is the reason I think his prime was actually 25 to 29 or so. Most people assume a player's prime is later than that. But his experience met his physical prime at younger age than we've seen before.

Yup. That's why I called The Heat the Pistons ala 87-90. Pistons should've won 4 straight like the Heat should've

Bron will never win or get a chance to win another title

 

[Momentum]

Knees already beginning to break down. Miami was wearing him down with the minutes last year. Dumbasses turned Bosh to a corner three man, when Bron should have been playing off him and taking over for predetermined stretches instead of running everything through Bron and ignoring Bosh's offensive game. Not to mention Bron has the cramp gene which he can never get rid of. Dude will be Paul Pierce status at best by 33 and he isn't even a good three point shooter.

 

[Jesus Is Lord]

The tumor at 24
The Hairline
The rapid aging
The weightloss
The steroid clinics ledger

But now the minutes are catching up to him, even tho, hes dropped weight and is playing the most off the ball that he ever has.

He wants to be on some, its too much my knee is sore and my back take me back to florida

 

[HoopLife]

every other person in that list missed time due to injuries yet lebron aint suffered one but now getting nagging injuries this year??

Missing 1 game is considered a nagging injury now

 

[Da King]

 

[I.V.]

Bron will never win or get a chance to win another title

I doubt this is true. LeBron isn't shot. Not by a longshot. And there aren't dominant teams/once-in-a-lifetime stars on the come up to make it impossible for him. (a la MJ).

In the current NBA climate, I think LeBron has plenty of chances to win more rings. I think they would have been buoyed by keeping wiggins/bennett, and attracting a top free agent next year. Like love or Gasol.

 

[Fortunate Lee]

For all the shyt we clown him on for not having a father

speak for yourself p*ssy at "clownin" anybody growing up without a father (his pops got murdered too)
How can anyone respect this autistic fakkit??

I always thought him signing that 2 year contract was a huge gamble, by the time the new TV deal jumps off he'll be 32 turning 33, if he tapers off even a little bit why would anyone throw that future super max at him.

should i tell u why breh?

 

[Juggalo Fred]

For all the shyt we clown him on for not having a father, I'm actually more amazed that he's been able to keep his sanity over the past decade with everything he's had to deal with.

true, Violent J didnt have a dad growing up and he turned into an Insane Clown

 

[boskey]

true, Violent J didnt have a dad growing up and he turned into an Insane Clown