@mariahali94@AdrianReyn79551 40% winning in the finals makes you the greatest ever?! ๐๐ LeBron is a great player, never the greatest. Bragging about second place 6 times in comical๐๐
@bangwithcamino@cxncise@RobAbBlk@VinnysCorner1 Jordan didnโt play with 15 all stars in his career or have 2 other all stars on his championship teams. Jordan didnโt have a cakewalk to 6 titles either. The east was far tougher in the 90s & Jordan faced Magic, Worthy, Barkley, Malone, Shaq, Miller, Ewing, Stockton to name a few
@bangwithcamino@cxncise@RobAbBlk@VinnysCorner1 Yes LeBron is talented, maybe even one the most talented in every finals, however he clearly lacked the skill and talent to win 6 times. Jordan in the NBA displayed more talent AND skill than LeBron. Kobe is a better comparison and LeBron still loses that debate.
@bangwithcamino@cxncise@RobAbBlk@VinnysCorner1 So heโs been โdominating basketball his whole lifeโ, โout coached teams coachesโ but doesnโt have the โWILL to win โ? Thatโs quite a delusional take. He had the โWILLโ to make 10 finals but only win 4? Thatโs not will, thatโs lack of talent and skill required to win the finals.
@bangwithcamino@cxncise@RobAbBlk@VinnysCorner1 LeBron lacks the talent and skill to win finals consistently when he makes them. Making it to the championship isnโt a brag when you consistently lose. So youโre right, itโs not about number 1 because heโs isnโt close.
@FaggotAssCunt@neliodiaz07@Gosleepriya It didnโt say divided by half of itself, however it didnโt say 1/2 either. It says โ500 divided by halfโ which could mean either half of 500 or 1/2. So @neliodiaz07 is correct, either 1050 or 52.