it’s clearly generational lol
sprinkled in with casual.
nobody I know in their 60s think MJ the goat
sprinkled in with casual.
nobody I know in their 60s think MJ the goat
it’s clearly generational lol
sprinkled in with casual.
nobody I know in their 60s think MJ the goat
MJ IS IN HIS 60S...
WHY WOULDN'T THE ADULTS WHO SAW HIM
WIN 6 TITLES NOT THINK HES THE GOAT?
WHAT AGE GROUP YOU
THINK WERE GOING TO THE GMS
IN THE 90S?
Everyone I know in they 60s say MJ the GOAT![]()
People I know
MJ IS IN HIS 60S...
WHY WOULDN'T THE ADULTS WHO SAW HIM
WIN 6 TITLES NOT THINK HES THE GOAT?
WHAT AGE GROUP YOU
THINK WERE GOING TO THE GMS
IN THE 90S?
It’s simple, Mike dominated his era in greater fashion than Lebron. You just typing a bunch of distractions, I never said Lebron wasn’t dominant in this eraEvery time you're shown LeBron dominated his era, you have no rebuttals. What is the criteria for dominance? From 2003-04 season to now:
•most championships? Bron with 4, tied with Steph for most of the last 21 years, next closest is 3 (Duncan)
•most championships as a #1? Bron with 4, no one else even has more than 2 in the last 21 years (Steph, Durant, Kobe, Duncan)
•most Finals appearances? Bron with 10, no one else has more than 6 in the last 21 years (Steph)
•most MVPs? Bron with 4, no one else has more than 2 in the last 21 years (Jokic, Giannis, Steph, Nash)
•most Top 5 MVP finishes? Bron with 14, no one else has more than 11 in the last 21 years (Kobe)
•most E/W conference finals appearances? Bron with 12, no one else has more than 6 (Steph, Durant, Duncan)
What other criteria do you have that illustrates dominance? By every single metric LeBron has been the most dominant player in basketball, and in most of these categories it's not even a close second, he's doubling up the next closest guy in most if these...
If he didn't play so long the dominance would be more apparent, some of you nikkas act like since he's plated forever he was never as great as he once was. There was clearly a time he was laps ahead of whoever the next best player in basketball was...
As it compares to Jordan, because his dominance doesn't look like Mike's yall degrade it, but both were the most dominant players of their era. Not even a question...
Yall like to play this longevity game but if you cut Bron's career off at 13 years (Mike's Bulls career) that would be 2003-16; if you cut Bron's career at 15 years (Mike's total career), that's 2003-18, and Bron would STILL be #1 in all these categories. He was the most dominant player in basketball before these extra years...
Mike have more impressive individual stats/accolades/moments than Lebron outside of the rings. Longevity is all Lebron has like Karl MaloneSo why isn't Bill Russell the goat? Since we are using team accomplishments to rank players.
I don't mean the total amount of rings. I mean looking at only the finals record. For instance, a 6-1 record is not worse and is in fact better than a 6-0 record in the finals. That's all I'm saying.
Obviously Jordan's record is better than LeBron's and I feel Jordan is the better player. But had LeBron won 6 but had the 5 losses, that should have been looked at favourably compared to Jordan's finals record. Getting there is a feat.
But not to say that that would have made LeBron better than Jordan overall even in that scenario.
Low quality posting by you yet again...Mike have more impressive individual stats/accolades/moments than Lebron outside of the rings. Longevity is all Lebron has like Karl Malone
Did u really just say “a 6-1 record is not worse and IN FACT better than a 6-0 record in the Finals”?????? U really typed that thinking that was the move to make???
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The 6-0 record indicates 100% u fckin’ moron…..sorry to hit a nerve. Get ‘Brons d!ck outta your mouth before typing b!tch. By your crack head logic the only conclusion is the 6-1 player has a FACTUALLY better conference finals record, no FINALS record. Reading is fundamental bruh. Go to sleep, you have middle school in the AMYes you fukkin idiot. 7 finals appearances is better than 6 you fukkin idiot.