Nick Wright talking about how LeBron James saved the Lakers:
โThe Lakers missed the playoffs 5 years straight before LeBron got there. They were the worst team in the league, had the worst record in the league for the half decade before he got there. Then by year 2 they are champions.โ
LeBron is the greatest player in the history of basketballโฆ and itโs not even close.
41 years old. STILL TOP 10 in the league.
Every team in the NBA should want him.
LEBRON WITH THE LAKERS ๐๐
๐ 8 seasons
๐ 2020 NBA Championship
๐ 2020 Finals MVP
๐ 2023 NBA Cup Champion & MVP
๐ 8x All-Star
๐ 7x All-NBA
๐ Broke all-time scoring record
๐ Broke total games played record
๐ Played with his son Bronny
pay attention to Laker Nation as they show you their TRUE COLORS today now that LeBron is no longer wearing a Lakers uniform.
90% of the Laker fan base never wanted Bron in LA because of their love for Kobe.. even though Kobe himself welcomed Bron with open arms. Ungrateful mfers LOL
What a run The King had in L.A. ๐
๐ 8 seasons
๐ 1 NBA championship
๐ Won his 4th Finals MVP
๐ Broke the all-time scoring record
๐ Played with his son Bronny, becoming the first father-son duo to play in the NBA together
(via @ShamsCharania)
LeBron James will be playing in his 24th season and has been the face of the league for almost 2 decades. He can play where we wants, and yall can shut the fuck up about it.
If LeBron joins the Warriors, itโll prove once again that public perception has never influenced his career. He joined the Lakers knowing Kobe loyalists would push back. Going to Golden State would have Steph and Warriors fans feeling the same way. Love it or hate it, Bron has always made the move he wanted, not the one people expected.
Larry Bird, when working for Pacers, refused to trade for any of LeBronโs teammates on the Cavs:
โI said โyou donโt understand son. Them guys playing with LeBron James look a whole lot better than what they really are.'โ
The 73-win Warriors entered the Finals as the winningest team in NBA history, while Cleveland carried a 52-year championship drought.
On this day in 2016, Cleveland completed the first 3-1 comeback in NBA Finals history, winning three straight to capture its first championship ๐