@Thechat101 It’s hard listening to anyone say MJ was “undefeated in the Finals.” He never played a great team there. He lost to the great teams before that which isn’t an accomplishment. Bron to some of the greatest teams in the Finals.
@Jacobtheclipper Didn’t the last time we saw the Sixers they were dogwalked by the Knicks? The idea that the inclusion of perhaps the GOAT takes away from a second year guy who isn’t even one of the best 3 players on the team is exactly the kind of talk that keeps teams from winning rings.
@LakeShowYo No one… I repeat… NO ONE on the bottom (including MJ) can guard any one the top. The quickness would overwhelm the oldheads. This is one of those comparisons where meeting the min criteria of speed, lateral quickness, and athleticism and spacing would do in MJ, Bird, and Magic.
@LakersSBN In the time LeBron was in LA, no other team won two championships. The parity in the league is there. He won a ring. That HAS to be a success or else no one else has been successful in the time he was there.
@TheTruth8240 So he didn’t play off the ball last year with Luka and Reaves? And since when does playing OFF the ball mean you have no bag compared to the guy ON the ball who handles it the most? I know you do it for hits and follows, but my goodness 🤣🤣
@yeeeeerrrrjl7j@WITNESSKJ@TheFanLA The fans had a completely different view of Kobe before his death. The consensus was he was likely a top 10 player. He only vaulted into the GOAT convo after his passing. Bron is top 2 while playing. Just wait until the reflection post-retirement.
@j3n_gray3@WITNESSKJ@TheFanLA This a business. Front offices don’t value loyalty when they trade guys. He left as a free agent at every stop. The whole point of an offseason is for teams to get better, but players just suppose to sit therr and watch a mid owner/GM not do anything?
@punjabimamba91@SloHoopsFan He was willing to take the 3rd role and did and was the only one who could stay healthy and lead the team so instantly had to become 1 and 2. Lakers also could do nothing with the money he was willing to save them and couldn’t build a contender with a 1 and 2 who don’t play D.
@0xBassey This is a level of competition debate. Nobody will ever dominate/separate from their comp like MJ. He had no challenger during his peak. That’s what people saw. Bron has had challengers and remained among them not just in peak, but in multiple eras. That’s why he’s the GOAT.
@BuiltbyRoyalty@FoxSportsRadio@MonseBolanos People continue to believe they have earned or deserve a piece of LeBron. He does what HE wants when HE wants to. And he’a not holding up anything. He’s gonna sign a low level or minimum deal. It just proves how valuable he is.
@katsuxbt This is why people with money dont talk about their money publicly. Even explaining where their money goes comes across as elitist to the average person. People cannot relate to the world of money mgmt when they can barely survive. Athletes are being honest. I like transparency.
@sulemanmolon1@cptdankkk What he did was position himself to where he didn’t need to do at all what you said. Now that he’s on a max contract, he’s speaking out. This is exactly why intelligent black men have been vilified historically and considered dangerous. They disrupt corrupt systems.
@whytwojvy@TheTruth8240 Front office includes the owner. They aren’t firing themselves, and Jeannie and Rob are still with the Lakers for a reason. Bron is not. That tells you right there who has been running things.
@TOOSonX This honestly is not a difficult question to answer if people are doing work on themselves personally. Women are used to leading with their resumé and accomplishments today and feel awkward bringing up feminine qualities men want if they haven’t focused on those.