@bigsportscasual Unless you saw Jordan play, you can't understand how dominant his team was. Not because of stats but because of heart. That's what LeBron fans dont get. It's not about just ability, it's about will to win, guts & determination MJ has him beat by a mile.
@bigsportscasual By the time Jordan won his 6th, he was basically crowned GOAT. There were still a few Magic, Bird, Russell arguments but the debate was basically over. That was 1998. The fact that LeBron is in yr 24 and there's still a LEGIT argument, says all u need to know.
@cptdankkk Maybe getting "just $156 million" is enough for a person to live on & support a family with. Maybe he was raised by 2 parents w/ common sense and intelligence who taught their son how to save & invest $. Maybe he's not blowing his $ on cars, women, hanger ons & drugs.
@Novig The fact that all the LeBron Blazers have to constantly bring up the MJ comparison is actually very cute. These little boys don't realize that MJ was already considered the undisputed GOAT by his 6th title. There was some debate but he was pretty much crowned. LeBron STILL TRYING
@PoSVibsOnly@LeBron__legacy Good point, though I don't think it was a talent drop off as much as too many new teams, too fast & not enough talent to fill them out. I think it was like 6 new teams in the span of 7 years (88-95) and the international pool was completely nonexistent then.
@kevinnbass Shhhhhhhh, little bald head man. It's ok to lose once in a while, it's how we learn to not make stupid mistakes again. Just take the L and move on. Let it go Kevin, let it go.
@chris_hagy@texasbubbairl@IconicChriss Athleticaly & skill wise, yes LeBron is arguably the greatest of all time. When you factor in heart, game intelligence, the ability to close out games & drive to win, MJ is the greatest. If he didn't take a year off to mourn his dad he'd probably have at least 1 more title.
@texasbubbairl@IconicChriss If MJ played in this era of No Defense Allowed, he would put up 50 a game. If LeBron played in Jordan's era of "clothesline a fucker before letting him score", he would be crying like a little child.
@6Hogg6 MJ played in an era where teams could play actual defense and dominated it. The league changed the rules in the early 2000's so teams could score more. If Jordan played in this era, he'd put up 40+ a night without trying. If LeBron played in Jordan's era, he'd be crying, A LOT!
@beemyli Your profile literally says: Fiction. Threads. Chaos. Storyteller ๐ค I have to admit, you're very good at it, I almost got through the entire story before realizing it was all made up.