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DeeezNuuuts83:
Plus that Sports Center highlight footage of Curry (one of the most boring players to watch in my opinion) scoring on him probably fucked his ego up. Bad.
M Dogg™:
I don't think LeBron goes out the top 15, BUT, he's sure as hell not in the top 5. When his career is done, I got him, at the HIGHEST, #8. And that's only because his career isn't done and he has time to move up. I don't have him officially at any point, but I know he's not moving above Kobe, Duncan, Jordan, Magic, Russell, Wilt and Kareem. He's in Dr. J, Baylor, West, Hakeem, Shaq level. He fits in there.
Sccit:
what's the over/under on cham never logging on again
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Sccit on June 09, 2017, 11:14:48 AM ---what's the over/under on cham never logging on again
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I go -300 odds he never logs on again, but I'll reduce it to -100 if the Cavs win at least one game.
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--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on November 12, 2013, 11:44:34 AM ---Because he is. Almost everyone already acknowledges that unless you're someone who either hates him for Kobe/Jordan surpassing reasons or you hated his move to Miami & still haven't forgiven that.
Anyone who tolerates him already knows that. Stats, the eye test & everything else already shows it; unless he doesn't play to his level for the next 4-5 years.
It's just those biased view that need to see the light.
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do u think he's worse, better, or as good as dr. j?
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First of all, he retired when you were born, bruh. So don't act like you know.
Secondly, rings clearly indicate LeBron is better undoubtedly (Don't even mention the ABA). ;)
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He did (damn, I was hoping to be seen as really old, but I can't lie, Dr. J retired when I was a little baby). But I will say this, looking at whole games and seeing the NBA from then, Dr. J was heads and shoulders above everyone else in terms of what he can do on the court. The man could fly.
As for titles. Hey, Dr. J was the man. He went to the NBA Finals many times. But right now, if their careers ended tomorrow, I'd place Dr. J and LeBron as equals.
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I think LeBron may go a little ove Dr. J, but I still stand by he's on the same level as Dr. J.
DeeezNuuuts83:
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on June 09, 2017, 07:19:41 AM ---I don't think LeBron goes out the top 15, BUT, he's sure as hell not in the top 5. When his career is done, I got him, at the HIGHEST, #8. And that's only because his career isn't done and he has time to move up. I don't have him officially at any point, but I know he's not moving above Kobe, Duncan, Jordan, Magic, Russell, Wilt and Kareem. He's in Dr. J, Baylor, West, Hakeem, Shaq level. He fits in there.
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Yeah I can agree with that. I was talking to my brother a few weeks back, and while we both seem to agree that Lebron is a better basketball player than Kobe, Lebron doesn't have that greatness about him that we consider just as much as, if not more than, stats. I don't care that he has the most playoff points ever - yes, it's an achievement, but when you consider that he has less rings than a lot of guys he passed up, it means that they weren't winning as much as they should've.
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