@olats2023@Checkmatee27@PayperRRoute “He takes less shots” MJ has the most FGA per game in NBA history lmao, and KD was dominant because you put him on a team loaded with offensive talent, Steph didn’t have to adjust without him because he fit in their system, you think an un drafted rookie would fit in any system?
@TehutiChild@NBACARTALK If that’s how you view the goat debate then I’m not gonna force you to change your views if I was born in your era I’d probably feel the same way if the goat of my era was all of a sudden in a debate with another player
@TehutiChild@NBACARTALK -raphic that was shown during games or postgames shows when I was like, 6 years old lol. Seeing him do what he did in 2016 with the 3-1 comeback legit inspired me, he motivated me to play basketball, he’s the reason why I have my favorite hobby (playing basketball), that’s my why
@TehutiChild@NBACARTALK It obviously is hard because a lot of people hate him but I’m just blessed that he’s played for so long and he’s still putting up, albeit, good stats in his 24th season, he’s a player I’ve loved and enjoyed watching ever since I noticed he was first in pretty much every single g-
@natebridges51@StevenAMager Who the FUCK is stopping a 6’9 250lb small forward who has some of the greatest strength and agility this league has seen and don’t you dare fucking say Bill Lambeer
Gilbert Arenas takes Skip Bayless’ all-time Top 10 list, which had LeBron ranked 10th or 11th, and applies the same criteria to every other NBA great. Surprisingly, LeBron comes out at No. 1.
Arenas also says Jordan fans are “broken and outdated” for refusing to accept the changing standards of greatness.
@TehutiChild@NBACARTALK That kind of helps my point, a nearly 42 year old 4th option averaging 15/7/7 with great defensive versatility so far, what part of that, isn’t impressive? Am I missing something?