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Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan
I wouldn't say Jordan's Bulls were a super-team. At least this post is at things I actually said, instead of quoting me and arguing something I was never talking about. It's not really excuses, it's just reality. MJ, whether from nostalgia or whatever it is, has the image of a warrior to fall on. I think that stirs up the imagination. Lebron needs to capture that I think. Maybe he has to do it in his own way. Obviously the guy has plenty of time to do so. I just think it would be more interesting if D Wade wasn't by his side. I really have never liked Wade at all.
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Jordan's Bulls were one of the best super teams of all time. Pippen was basically Jordan's Wade in terms of quality and production. Kukoc was a fantastic #3 (just as good as Bosh in the mid-90s if not better). Kerr and Rodman were also as good at their roles as anybody you can find.
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I hated Lebron when he left CLE. I really was rooting for him to win there. I don't like MIA and I don't like Bosh or Wade. I think those are things going against him too, as far as his like-ability goes. Comparing them skill-wise is a different argument, but if we are talking about how people view them, I think my previous post shows factors that matter. Lebron can put up all the stats he wants, if he never puts up a legacy of being clutch it's going to be hard to surpass Michael.
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People like winners. As LeBron wins more, his likeability will go up. It already has quite significantly in the last year. So that really isn't going to be the issue down the road, I imagine.