tony d
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Where Lebron goes will be the story of the NBA offseason. I think he goes to Philly. That team's good now, imagine Lebron being added to the team, that team would be scary with Lebron.
LeBron is many things, but he doesn't make coaching decisions.
Where Lebron goes will be the story of the NBA offseason. I think he goes to Philly. That team's good now, imagine Lebron being added to the team, that team would be scary with Lebron.
You really believe that while he's out there playing pretty much the entire game most nights, trying to will his team to victory, that he is also making personnel and strategic coaching decisions?You really believe that?
A number of big questions as we go into the off-season. What will the vanquished contenders do to try to stop the Dubs burgeoning dynasty from a 3-peat? What will Toronto do after a 59-win season blew up in the playoffs? What will Chris Paul do as the most accomplished active player without an NBA championship? And of course what will LeBron do, period.
Should be an interesting couple of months ahead as an NBA fan after a decidedly dull finals.
You really believe that while he's out there playing pretty much the entire game most nights, trying to will his team to victory, that he is also making personnel and strategic coaching decisions?
LeBron does a lot of things with regard to roster moves, management/coaching positions but let's cut the guy some slack here.
Didn't he try to call a time out when the coach didn't?LeBron is many things, but he doesn't make coaching decisions.
There's a difference between changing play calls and inserting/removing players from a game.100%
He's openly said hes changed play calls and you can see him completely disregarding whatever Lue says in favour of his gameplan.
In that exact situation, can you blame him?Didn't he try to call a time out when the coach didn't?
You really believe that?
It fits his narrative of leaving when the going gets tough just to join two other stars.
Chris Paul goes back to LAC....Lebron goes to Toronto, Chris Paul goes to GSW.
And this sir is why he is not the GOAT.Lol. "when the going gets tough."
His team was the underdog in 7 of 9 Finals he's been in.
And this sir is why he is not the GOAT.
LeBron is in a class of his own being the greatest runner up in the history of all sports. He will always be credited for dragging teams to the finals but that doesn't equate to winning by any means.LeBron dragged the Cavs to about 4 more finals they had business being in. Especially in 2007.
Oh but because he's an underdog that somehow ruins it.
Lol. "when the going gets tough."
His team was the underdog in 7 of 9 Finals he's been in.
This is not correct.He's not GOAT because of this MJ guy.
He's a clear #2.
This is not correct.
Heat had way more talent and lost because they played LeBron-ball too much. Don't let his stats mislead you - he was statpadding in garbage time.'14 Spurs >> '14 Heat
No, LeBron shredded the Spurs. SA was much better coached though and LeBron's team couldn't play defense.Heat had way more talent and lost because they played LeBron-ball too much. Don't let his stats mislead you - he was statpadding in garbage time.
He was allowed to get garbage points because the games were over by then. In games 3-5, LeBronto scored 51 of his 81 points (63%) being down 15 or more points.No, LeBron shredded the Spurs. SA was much better coached though and LeBron's team couldn't play defense.