Bron out of there 



To be fair to LeBron, even though he put himself in this position, he still has a far bigger workload than Jordan did at the same stage of their respective careers. I'm not specifically directing this towards you, but folks shouldn't use LeBron coming up short, or having difficulty with his competition, or not playing consistent defense, against him in favor of Jordan; about how Jordan would've done this or Jordan would've done that. Because make no mistake about it, you replace LeBron with Jordan on this Cavs team and they'd have the same problems, and the same results (perhaps worse). Obviously now, that shouldn't be used as an excuse for the situation that LeBron has put himself in, but it's just something to keep in mind when comparing him to Jordan. LeBron's a victim of his own environment more than anything else.Bron not a killer or the goat like MJAnd what love said was true. Did MJ ever give anyone a reason to question how hard he plays
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Earl's contract
Tristan's contract
Tryna get Kyrie traded for Bulter or George
Tryna make it seem like Kyrie was wrong for wanting out after he learned he was on the block.
I wonder if he will try to talk Altman and Gilbert into moving that Nets pick. I would tell him to kick rocks especially after learning he wouldn't commit long term.
I don't think they believe they will make it back to the Finals.
Ultimately, LeBron is to blame for all of this.
shamelessOnly issue with this post is Bron didnt try to get Kyrie traded. Gilbert came to Bron after Griffin try/wanted to trade Kyrie for Bledsoe and George. Bron was non committal about resigning and told he wouldnt ok the trade. Kyrie got wind and thought Bron set it up. Jackie Mcmullin and other sources said Bron didnt orchestrate that.
They handled the Kyrie situation poorly.
They were supposed to either get PG13 or Jimmy Butler (someone who could actually defend and help against GS) or tell Kyrie to eat a dikk and play out his contract like the Lakers did Kobe.
Now they've painted themselves into a corner where they're going to have to start rebuilding and it's a matter of when.

Yeah im just comparing their skillset where bron is kinda in the middle of MJ and Magic. He's not gonna try to will his team to a win like MJ or even Kobe because he's more likely to pass to open teammates whether they're hot or not. His skillset is just different which I don't have a problem withTo be fair to LeBron, even though he put himself in this position, he still has a far bigger workload than Jordan did at the same stage of their respective careers. I'm not specifically directing this towards you, but folks shouldn't use LeBron coming up short, or having difficulty with his competition, or not playing consistent defense, against him in favor of Jordan; about how Jordan would've done this or Jordan would've done that. Because make no mistake about it, you replace LeBron with Jordan on this Cavs team and they'd have the same problems, and the same results (perhaps worse). Obviously now, that shouldn't be used as an excuse for the situation that LeBron has put himself in, but it's just something to keep in mind when comparing him to Jordan. LeBron's a victim of his own environment more than anything else.
@Miami316 I've met my pro-Lebron argument quota for the week.![]()
While I don't expect him to be Jordan I can't excuse the lack of defensive effort especially compared to Jordan
Now I know Pippen took on the best wing player to give MJ a break but even when lebron draws a lesser defensive assignment he's still too lackadaisical for me at times
He has to to a better job at setting the tone on defense for these guys. They shouldn't be getting blown out like they were in consecutive games
I think the trade worked for both sidesyou nailed it, Cavs should've called kyrie's bluff and made him the bad guy if he sat out for a trade
instead Kyrie is the leading MVP candidate in Boston![]()
