@Heat_Muse Good for you guys—best of luck. Let's talk when both teams make the playoffs. I'll take the Cavs, even on holidays. I hope Bron makes the best decision.
@playoffkee_@Wonovan1 Are we talking about career numbers or last season? With the Cavs featuring LeBron and Harden, Miami doesn't even come close to the Cavs in terms of efficiency. Better bench, better IQ, better efficiency. Miami? Well, they have Giannis and Bam Bam, who is a house “dOg”.
@realcavsfans@Sol__Whisperer Why change a duo that works? Defensively, they are top-tier! LeBron just needs to put in the effort on defense and help out. Give me the Cavs without touching the core. Cavs Have defense, offense, size, rebounding, and catch-and-shoot ability and IQx10, people talk nonsense.
The Lakers never deserved LeBron James. Some of us remember the summer of 2018. When LeBron James, the best player in the world, chose to sign with a franchise that was the laughing stock of the league. They hadn’t sniffed the playoffs in five years. And they welcomed the best player in the world by surrounding him with the infant versions of Lonzo Ball, Kyle Kuzma and Brandon Ingram as his teammates. He helped bring in Anthony Davis. The same Anthony Davis that helped bring in Luka Doncic. They won the Cup. They won a championship. Their first title in a decade. Over the course of the next eight seasons, we watched as Lakers fans blamed LeBron for everything when their season fell short even though he was playing at an All-NBA level. His loyalty was questioned, even though he fulfilled every contract to the end. We saw the front office sit on their hands with draft capital. We saw the front office prioritize future cap space instead of rolling the dice every year. We saw them waste prime years with AD. Now, we see Lakers fan celebrating as he walks out the door after bringing the franchise back to relevancy. He was never appreciated as much as he should have been.
LeBron habla sobre las finales del 2011:
"Fue realmente malo. Asumí el papel de villano. Dejé que los medios me manipularan, era joven. Tenía 25 años y mucha gente no entiende que esa fue la primera vez que salí de casa. Incluso cuando los Cavs me seleccionaron en el draft, me quedé en Akron. Cuando decidí ir a Miami. Mi mentalidad era que quería hacer algo diferente y vivirlo como en la universidad, dónde ganas el trofeo pero también contribuyes al club de chicos y chicas. recaudamos de 2.5 a 3 millones de dólares. No sabía el odio y la crítica que iba a recibir. Dejé que los medios y todos me pusieran en una mala posición. Esa nunca ha sido mi forma de ser. Cualquiera que me conoce sabe que solo soy un chico grande. Llevé esa mala fama durante un año. Incluso cuando llegué a las finales la razón por la que juegue como jugue fue porque no era yo mismo."