Quote:
Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
Jfc. Enough with the bullshit that people need to get over it. No fan base is ever really happy about a player leaving. Let alone in this way. Telling fans to not hate a guy is kind of ridiculous. We hate lots of ex chiefs.
|
I wasn't talking about butthurt Cleveland fans. I was referencing everyone else who hates Miami because of 'The Decision' and the celebration after the big 3 signed.
Quote:
Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
You are really reaching here. First of all, lebron had some very good teams in Cleveland. The team he took to the finals was stacked defensively and had a deep bench of solid role players. Secondly, lebron is partially to blame for lacking a supporting cast. Jordan and Kobe got their superstars because they committed to their team. Lebron had the opportunity to court teammates. In Miami, he courted battier, Nash, etc.... In Cleveland, he didn't even try to get anyone. And no player knew if lebron was going to stay so they steered away from Cleveland.
But most of all, you're nuts if you don't think the decision is going to weigh big time on his legacy. The story will remain that lebron couldn't win a championship by his own means, so he had to form an artificial superpower to do it. It's the arod narrative. This championship certainly helps his legacy. But the decision will always out him in a distant class from the greats.
|
You're hilarious.
The Cleveland roster from the Finals was (*starter):
Drew Gooden*
Daniel Gibson*
Z*
Sasha Pavlovic*
Larry Hughes
Damon Jones
Donyell Marshall
Scot Pollard
Eric Snow
Anderson Varejao
David Wesley
Shannon Brown
Ira Newble
Dwayne Jones
That's AWFUL.
Secondly, what player has won a championship on his own? Last I checked TEAMS, not individual players, win Championships and nearly every team (except maybe Dallas & Detroit - one time wonders) that's won a Championship in forever has had at least 2 stars.