Max Kellerman: "LeBron created a Superteam with Miami. KD just raised him one"

[CourtesyFlush]

Bronsexuals? who came up with that cringe

And Max Kellerman also thought the Raptors would come back against LeBron down 0-2 and heading to Cleveland.

 

[010101]

bron gifted mia two rings

the.dubs gifted cupcakd a ring

see the difference¿



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[10bandz]

miami wasn't a superteam though they had 3 good players and the rest were old role players

miami wasnt a superteam? I believe what KD did was worse but Bron did start it and Miami WAS a superteam.....perhaps they didn't win as many titles as they should've, but thats actually 100% Bron's fault because 1) 2011 Finals was his fault and 2) He should've demanded Pat Riley coach like Shaq did

 

[Jordan>>LeFrozen]

miami wasn't a superteam though they had 3 good players and the rest were old role players

For the time they were a super team. 3 prime players. The best player in the league. The top 2 SGs in the league and a top 3 PF together was ground breaking at that time. 2010 wasn’t that long ago y’all should remember this.

Boston big 3 coming together wasn’t shyt compared to Miami.

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

miami wasn't a superteam though they had 3 good players and the rest were old role players

Battier 33. Anthony 29. Cole 23. Miller 31. Jones 31. Looks like those guys were still in their prime years. Maybe towards the end of their primes but they werent old by any means.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

and a top 3 PF together was ground breaking at that time

Said it when it happened and will continue saying this, no one was considering Bosh a Too anything in the league around that time. Him joining Miami started that whole superstar talk. He was just a dude who was getting swept in the first round in Toronto

 

[10bandz]

For the tome they were a super team. 3 prime players. The best player in the league. The top 2 SGs in the league and a top 3 PF together was ground breaking at that time. 2010 wasn’t thatlong ago y’all should remember this.

Boston big 3 coming together wasn’t shyt compared to Miami.

that nikka said the heat "3 good players"

 

[Fade Runner 2049]

Facts

 

[10bandz]

Said it when it happened and will continue saying this, no one was considering Bosh a Too anything in the league around that time. Him joining Miami started that whole superstar talk. He was just a dude who was getting swept in the first round in Toronto

 

[Rigby.]

Since nikkas don’t use the term superteam relative to the era they play in, was 2017 OKC a superteam? Russ ain’t Bron but he has unarguably a better background leading up to said “superteam”, just with less accolades. Y’all gonna hate this but PG does more, other than 4th quarter scoring, than DWade. Bosh is better than Melo but Melo was still thought of as a premier scorer coming in. Not to mention 2010 Miami had no 4th guy comparable to Adams and no cog in the system that elevated em like Roberson.

Was them nikkas a super team too?

 

[Jordan>>LeFrozen]

Said it when it happened and will continue saying this, no one was considering Bosh a Too anything in the league around that time. Him joining Miami started that whole superstar talk. He was just a dude who was getting swept in the first round in Toronto

Not true. I remember the arguements of him being the best PF in the league. He was just on a shytty team, the same shytty team that let Kobe drop 81 on em and the coach didn’t bother making adjustments. Statistically speaking and eye test he was on of the best PFs

GP MPG PTS FGM-FGA FG%3PM-3PA 3P% FTM-FTA FT%
1 Chris Bosh, PF TOR 70 36.1 24.0 8.6-16.5 .518 0.1-0.3 .364 6.7-8.4 .797
2 David Lee, PF NY 81 37.3 20.2 8.5-15.5 .545 0.0-0.1 .000 3.3-4.1 .812
3 Al Harrington, PF NY 72 30.5 17.7 6.2-14.3 .435 1.9-5.7 .342 3.3-4.4 .757
4 Josh Smith, PF ATL 81 35.4 15.7 6.2-12.3 .505 0.0-0.1 .000 3.2-5.2 .618
5 Troy Murphy, PF IND 72 32.6 14.6 5.3-11.3 .472 1.8-4.6 .384 2.1-2.7 .798
6 Al Horford, PF ATL 81 35.1 14.2 5.8-10.5 .551 0.0-0.0 1.000 2.6-3.3 .789
7 Rashard Lewis, PF ORL 72 32.9 14.1 4.9-11.2 .435 2.3-5.9 .397 2.0-2.5 .806
8 Elton Brand, PF PHI 76 30.2 13.1 5.4-11.3 .480 0.0-0.0 .000 2.3-3.1 .738
9 Charlie Villanueva, PF DET 78 23.7 11.9 4.7-10.6 .439 1.3-3.6 .351 1.4-1.7 .815
10 Ersan Ilyasova, PF
2009-10 Regular Season NBA Player Stats and League Leaders - Scoring Per Game - National Basketball Association - ESPN
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[Torrential]

Max Kellerman is stating facts. Bron birthed this weird shyt

 

[Dame Dash's Motor Oil]

You made it a hot line
I made it a hot song

 

[L&HH]

Battier 33. Anthony 29. Cole 23. Miller 31. Jones 31. Looks like those guys were still in their prime years. Maybe towards the end of their primes but they werent old by any means.

30+ is not your prime years for the role players you listed. And look at the names you listed even if they were in their primes Shane battier is the only one even worth mentioning.

 

[ELESDEE616]

Max Kellerman is stating facts. Bron birthed this weird shyt

Eh Kobe tried it twice 2004 and 2012. Failed both times because he's a selfish a$$hole