Max Kellerman: "LeBron created a Superteam with Miami. KD just raised him one"
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The revisionist bullshyt with the Heat is legitimately maddening...
"The Heat were never a superteam"
"Chris Bosh was never considered by anyone a top power forward"
Do we just get to rewrite history at any point
It's just such a blatant wholesale refusal of reality as it happened, I can barely even wrap my head around it
I get it, they were perhaps disappointing from the perspective of the lofty expectations that everyone had when they first formed and LeBron got on stage during their coronation and promised a 8 ring dynasty...But that don't mean you get to retroactively pretend they weren't the biggest collection of in prime talent we had seen come together in at least a generation... That's 100% hindsight
If that's the case, the dubbs aren't a superteam cause the 73win team choked to the cavs...Since they failed, let's just say fukk it rewrite history....KD joined a team that wasn't really that good
"The Heat were never a superteam"
"Chris Bosh was never considered by anyone a top power forward"
Do we just get to rewrite history at any point
It's just such a blatant wholesale refusal of reality as it happened, I can barely even wrap my head around it
I get it, they were perhaps disappointing from the perspective of the lofty expectations that everyone had when they first formed and LeBron got on stage during their coronation and promised a 8 ring dynasty...But that don't mean you get to retroactively pretend they weren't the biggest collection of in prime talent we had seen come together in at least a generation... That's 100% hindsight
If that's the case, the dubbs aren't a superteam cause the 73win team choked to the cavs...Since they failed, let's just say fukk it rewrite history....KD joined a team that wasn't really that good
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He didn’t take shyt...
HE JOINED other good AND great players and wasn’t going to join unless they had at least 2 all-stars already committed
He did the same shyt twice you nikkas serious
KD was wooed by GS and he liked what they had to say. He was a free agent going to a great HOME BUILT team. Their core was created in the draft and earned everything.
Like I said, nikkas just mad because KD has a better superteam.. and actually plays as a team and Lebron is no longer able to really compete now... not even if the league wants him to.
They stacked his entire deck in the beginning of this year with former superstar and all-star talent... that shyt crashed and burned
I wish we could back go back to the summer of 2010.
Besides Miami Heat fans, everybody was saying how it was unfair for the Heat have 3 all stars in their prime.
I'm a Jordan Stan breh haha
You just juelzing now breh. Like I said I'm a real nikka who played sports and what KD did was the ultimate hoe move. There is no comparison in the history of sports to something like that.He didn’t take shyt...
HE JOINED other good AND great players and wasn’t going to join unless they had at least 2 all-stars already committed
He did the same shyt twice you nikkas serious
KD was wooed by GS and he liked what they had to say. He was a free agent going to a great HOME BUILT team. Their core was created in the draft and earned everything.
Like I said, nikkas just mad because KD has a better superteam.. and actually plays as a team and Lebron is no longer able to really compete now... not even if the league wants him to.
They stacked his entire deck in the beginning of this year with former superstar and all-star talent... that shyt crashed and burned
Lebron took a nicca from a bad team, Bosh and joined an mediocre team in Miami.
LeBron took another nicca from a bad team, Love and joined a lottery team in Cleveland
KD joined an already established super team. And admitted after he finally won that it didn't mean anything because in his soul he knows he took the hoe move out.
Like is said, be ready to depend on the snake when Steph's legs finally give out.
helping form a "superteam" isnt the same as joining one that didnt need you in the first place. but thats just me tho
joining Wade and Bosh was blatant move but only Chalmers was under contract. they pieced that roster together with vet minimums, rookie contracts and discount signings.
wont even entertain the argument that Cleveland was a superteam, even when Lebron came back. not the same team that won only 33 games the prior season.
now if Bron wouldve went to Boston then we'd have a more interesting debate here. but...
whoever said Bosh was top 10 was reaching beyond idiotic levels when he wasnt All NBA. he didnt even win player of the week but once the prior season in Toronto.
also funny that during the time he was with the Heat, Love, Blake, and LMA were all considered better PF's than he was. not that I agreed but
so yeah, how can you be top 10 player when you arent even considered to be a top 3 PF by consensus?
joining Wade and Bosh was blatant move but only Chalmers was under contract. they pieced that roster together with vet minimums, rookie contracts and discount signings.
wont even entertain the argument that Cleveland was a superteam, even when Lebron came back. not the same team that won only 33 games the prior season.
now if Bron wouldve went to Boston then we'd have a more interesting debate here. but...
whoever said Bosh was top 10 was reaching beyond idiotic levels when he wasnt All NBA. he didnt even win player of the week but once the prior season in Toronto.
also funny that during the time he was with the Heat, Love, Blake, and LMA were all considered better PF's than he was. not that I agreed but
so yeah, how can you be top 10 player when you arent even considered to be a top 3 PF by consensus?
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helping form a "superteam" isnt the same as joining one that didnt need you in the first place. but thats just me tho
joining Wade and Bosh was blatant move but only Chalmers was under contract. they pieced that roster together with vet minimums, rookie contracts and discount signings.
wont even entertain the argument that Cleveland was a superteam, even when Lebron came back. not the same team that won only 33 games the prior season.
now if Bron wouldve went to Boston then we'd have a more interesting debate here. but...
whoever said Bosh was top 10 was reaching beyond idiotic levels when he wasnt All NBA. he didnt even win player of the week but once the prior season in Toronto.
also funny that during the time he was with the Heat, Love, Blake, and LMA were all considered better PF's than he was. not that I agreed but
so yeah, how can you be top 10 player when you arent even considered to be a top 3 PF by consensus?
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Give it 2 years and Wade and Bosh will have been lucky to be in the league.The revisionist bullshyt with the Heat is legitimately maddening...
"The Heat were never a superteam"
"Chris Bosh was never considered by anyone a top power forward"
Do we just get to rewrite history at any point
It's just such a blatant wholesale refusal of reality as it happened, I can barely even wrap my head around it
I get it, they were perhaps disappointing from the perspective of the lofty expectations that everyone had when they first formed and LeBron got on stage during their coronation and promised a 8 ring dynasty...But that don't mean you get to retroactively pretend they weren't the biggest collection of in prime talent we had seen come together in at least a generation... That's 100% hindsight
If that's the case, the dubbs aren't a superteam cause the 73win team choked to the cavs...Since they failed, let's just say fukk it rewrite history....KD joined a team that wasn't really that good
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Veteran
Goalposts moving like
Now Lebron never had a superteam in Cleveland or Miami
That Miami team was built from scratch, not 73-9 the year before
LeBron
Dirk
Russ
Durant
Kobe
Rose
Melo
Paul
Dwight
Deron Williams
Nash
Roy
You have to remember young buck, Stephen Jackson was averaging 20 and 5 with the bobcats
Big fish in a small pond
Are DeRozan and Lowry top 10 players to you?
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The analysis isn’t whether or not the team performed up to a certain standard. It’s the intent. That’s what you guys aren’t getting. Bron, just like KD, intended to stack the dack when he went to Miami, and did so in Cleveland as well. The intent was to play with 2 other all-stars and create more talented teams than the rest of the league. KD just outdid him, and Bron fans mad his window is closed. You’re basically more mad that GS is so good then you are at KD. I dont buy the “he left to go to a team that beat him” argument because 1) the thunder were not in some rivalry with GS, it was 1 fukking series ultimately and 2) none of you Bron Stan’s cared when Ray Allen jumped ship to Miami.
nikka, fukk you
for? tell me why a top 10 player in the league on a bad team can only win player of the fukking week once in 2010 and none in 2011? waiting.....
never remember when he was even widely considered the best PF in the game because in his early years was sandwiched between Duncan/KG reigns and then Dirk. then after joining the Heat, Blake, Love, and LMA emerged. Bosh at his absolute peak may have been considered top 15. I thought highly of him and he may in reality have been closer to top 10 but I am talking about what the actual fans, media, and coaches had projected him as....and that was top 20-25 level player.
Miami not being a superteam :blaff: