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Lebron's Legacy Question (2013)

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LeBron James from the Inner City "I ain't supposed to be here" Yawn.

 

You are still not even close to MJ, or Kobe.

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LeBron James from the Inner City "I ain't supposed to be here" Yawn.

 

You are still not even close to MJ, or Kobe.

 

Not yet. He's definitely closer.

Dude's every bit on the same level as MJ and Kobe. To say otherwise is simply being bias.

 

Saw a post about Allen saving James. You mean like Kerr "saved" Jordan? Or Horry "saved" Kobe? It's a team sport people.

Dude's every bit on the same level as MJ and Kobe. To say otherwise is simply being bias.

 

Saw a post about Allen saving James. You mean like Kerr "saved" Jordan? Or Horry "saved" Kobe? It's a team sport people.

 

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It is not bias to say he is not on there level because he is not. MJ 6 for 6 in NBA finals 6 Finals MVPs. Lebron James 2 for 4 could have easily been 1 for 4. As for kerr "saving" jordan, kerr did make big shots but Jordan was not inconsistent like lebron was for not only this series but against the Pacers aswell.

Only two times has a player averaged 25-10-7 in NBA Finals... Lebton last year, and Lebron this year. While I'm a huge MJ fan and an admitted Kobe hater, LBJ just solidified his spot shoulder to shoulder with at least Kobe. Has a little work to do to stand with His Airness

LeBron James from the Inner City "I ain't supposed to be here" Yawn.

 

I get what he was trying to say, but not sure I would have went in that direction. Still, he played lights out last night.

Dude's every bit on the same level as MJ and Kobe. To say otherwise is simply being bias.

 

Saw a post about Allen saving James. You mean like Kerr "saved" Jordan? Or Horry "saved" Kobe? It's a team sport people.

 

Paxton hit a big game winning three for Jordan too.

It is not bias to say he is not on there level because he is not. MJ 6 for 6 in NBA finals 6 Finals MVPs. Lebron James 2 for 4 could have easily been 1 for 4. As for kerr "saving" jordan, kerr did make big shots but Jordan was not inconsistent like lebron was for not only this series but against the Pacers aswell.

 

I take it you'll agree then that Jordan is nowhere near Bill Russel's level?

Not yet. He's definitely closer.

 

 

True, he has time to close the gap. I personally hope he doesn't as I cannot stand Miami.

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Dude's every bit on the same level as MJ and Kobe. To say otherwise is simply being bias.

 

Saw a post about Allen saving James. You mean like Kerr "saved" Jordan? Or Horry "saved" Kobe? It's a team sport people.

 

If you are referring to my post about Allen saving James...well..Allen did save James. From a summer of being murdered by the media and fans. The Heat lose that game and we spend the summer dissecting the two turnovers he had on consecutive possessions. Would that not be the media topic of discussion? Would he not be castigated for that?

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It is not bias to say he is not on there level because he is not. MJ 6 for 6 in NBA finals 6 Finals MVPs. Lebron James 2 for 4 could have easily been 1 for 4. As for kerr "saving" jordan, kerr did make big shots but Jordan was not inconsistent like lebron was for not only this series but against the Pacers aswell.

 

How in the world was he inconsistent this series and the Pacers series? He carried the Heat all year, regualr season and playoffs. How is carrying a team inconsistent?

James still isn't "every bit on Jordan or Bryant's level," but he is obviously closing the gap. Any doubt that he is the best in the world right now, however, is simply inaccurate.

 

He'll NEVER be considered better than Jordan. Just don't see it happening.

If you are referring to my post about Allen saving James...well..Allen did save James. From a summer of being murdered by the media and fans. The Heat lose that game and we spend the summer dissecting the two turnovers he had on consecutive possessions. Would that not be the media topic of discussion? Would he not be castigated for that?

 

Totally agree. Just pointing out that MJ and Kobe were also bailed out. Some act as if they were the only ones on the floor.

James still isn't "every bit on Jordan or Bryant's level," but he is obviously closing the gap. Any doubt that he is the best in the world right now, however, is simply inaccurate.

 

He'll NEVER be considered better than Jordan. Just don't see it happening.

 

I don't disagree. But that doesn't mean he isn't on his level. They both won their first championship at 28. Yes, Kobe won at 22 but he also had the most dominant player in the league with him. Kobe has also lost in the finals. I don't see much of a gap at all.

 

There's a gap between Jordan and everyone else, and probably always will be.

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