LeBron James wants to add to his legacy by being the ONLY player in NBA HISTORY to win a Championship with FOUR different teams, per @ShamsCharania
(h/t @SMHighlights1)
T’Challa is supposed to be the Big Brother, not the little one, T’Challa is meant to be the best of us and an inspiration for Black Men, T’Challa is the most dangerous man, the most Intelligent, he’s at least 6’0 or 6’1. And Kevin & Ryan took that away from us.
I need to remind people of this…
Chadwick is NOT T’Challa
T’Challa is NOT Chadwick.
Chadwick was an actor.
T’Challa is a character.
Chadwick played T’Challa .
This doesn’t mean no one can ever play T’Challa again because Chadwick died. Chadwick did not want that either.
LeBron James is literally no longer a normal human being, and the math proves it 🤯
LeBron signed his first contract with the Cavs on July 3, 2003, at 18 years old. Having just wrapped up the 2025–26 season, he’s now been an active NBA player for 23 consecutive years.
Out of his roughly 15,200 days on this planet, about 8,420 of them have been under an active NBA contract.
That means LeBron has officially crossed the 55% threshold of his entire life being in the league.
Read that again: he has officially spent more of his existence as an NBA player than as a civilian.
And just to top off the pure lunacy of his career, after spending over half his earthly life in the league, he turns around and takes a $48.7 million pay cut (the single LARGEST financial drop in NBA history) just to slide into Philadelphia for $3.8 million.
He walked away from $52.6 million in LA to go take the veteran minimum, stack up with Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, Jaylen Brown, and VJ Edgecombe, and try to break Philly's second-round curse.
Absolutely wild 👑
Rich Paul revealed what finally convinced LeBron James to choose the 76ers... and it wasn't money or championships.
Pat McAfee: "Did he just make the decision? How long had he known?"
Rich Paul: He really just decided like 100%.
Pat: What was the deciding factor?
Rich Paul: The biggest thing was having the conversation with his family... once they were on board, everything else became easy.
It just shows what his family has always meant to him and how much they've supported him throughout his career.
But in the end...
Rich Paul: This was a love-for-the-game decision.
At this stage of his career, with everything he's accomplished, he's still obsessed with basketball. I don't know what else you can call it.
This continues to be hilarious to me. The idea that Kobe was a average dude is ridiculous. He won a dunk contest and put it between his legs... This just in Kobe didn't have Micheal's athleticism of LeBron size. But he was a incredible athlete in his own right.
Gilbert Arenas says players rank Kobe Bryant so highly because they judge greatness by skill, not just stats or physical gifts.
“Players don’t go by your stats or accolades. We go by how you played and what your attributes were.”
“Most of the greatest players had God-given physical gifts. Jordan had the vertical and big hands. LeBron had the body. Shaq was Shaq. Magic was a 6’9” point guard.”
“Kobe was just a standard 6’6” guard. He didn’t have big hands, he wasn’t the quickest or fastest, and his athleticism was normal.”
“What he did with that body was like taking an S500 and driving it like a Bugatti.”
“That’s what we look at. We look at the normal person fighting gods.”
Brandon Miller is, by some distance, the most overrated player by national fans in basketball. I cannot believe people view him as a franchise player.
Everyone else seems to think he’s Paul George 2.0 stud wing player. Real Hornets fans know what he is.
"We was winning" is impeccable English first off. Winning what, a play in game, then losing by 30 in the game that mattered the most. We needed overtime to win the first play in game. It's the loser mentality of this fan base that can't understand a competent front office.
Everyone keeps saying “I get you’re mad about LaMelo.” MF WE WAS WINNING. A double digit margin of victory every time. The Hornets are too loser-filled to take a winning season for granted. That team EARNED the right to run it back.
@GBrockner Well we missed the playoffs because a majority of the first part of our season Miller and Lamelo were injured. We were running out 3 rookie starting lineups and that’s not going to win you shit in the NBA. The margin of victory came with our healthy starting lineups
@PASS2MELO I think we can get a defensive minded team first hand. Not a what crazy shit can win it woukd be glorious. We had the greatest margin of victory in nba history and missed the playoffs. Something was wrong.
I continue to be confused why y'all don't understand a culture reset. We were told constantly that that Kon changed the culture last year. Now we are supposed to be shocked Lamelo's fuck gang-gang answers on live TV were okay. It's ridiculous to be blind to reality.
The Charlotte Hornets went 31-9 with this group. They only played together 1 season. #1 offense and #5 defense. Finished just 2 games out of 6th place. Why not run it back and just add a piece?