LeBron James Discussion: Not Returning To The Lakers

It’s not and I’ve said that to countless fanboys. Lebron’s Decision although ridiculous was nothing and I mean nothing compared to what KD did. That was the all-time weakest move in sports history.

 

@tada Being one win away from a Finals berth by having a 3-1 lead on a 73-9 regular season team, only to join that squad the next year.

Bron hasn't done anything remotely as soft as that. Just stop.

Things that I have seen to hate Bron now:

Justify cupcake...a guy that has directly come in the Lakers way towards a title. A guy that is now being compared to Kobe...W.T.F???

Justify '09 Lakers title team around Kob to Bron's current team as comparably bad...we're now hating a guy to the point of s***ting on Lakers guys that helped Kob and our Lakers get a title.

Justify bodily harm/career ending injury to Bron...sorry @Punk-101, I had to bring that crazy post up. But your hate game is on another level.

Justify hating Bron more than the cbags...this doesn't need an explanation by me into just how wrong and how much of a fail it is.

I guess I should respect y'all hate game...but it's gotten to the point of temporary insanity.

Y'all can hate the guy but to these means is laughably ridiculous. I've never called anyone's opinions dumb...and I still haven't.

 

Bron is the most valuable player in these Finals and he deserves the trophy. Same goes for Kobe when we sucked and Nash "stole" 2 of his MVP awards.

 

I don’t think I can express how much I don’t want that.

I will seriously struggle wanting to watch my favorite team play if we sign LeDouche.



Please Lord no. #praying

 

He’s coming into his own as a person, but he does have rougher edges right now.

However, it would take YEARS of complete douchiness to compete with that ahole LLLLLL In my book. But that’s just me.

 

MVP’s don’t get swept. No votes.

 

I never said Durant's decision wasn't soft. What I can say for certain is that LLLLLL has become Durant's designated biotch in the Finals for two consecutive years. So whether right or wrong, Durant's Decision makes me very happy.

 

Pretty easy to say when you have 2 all stars behind you. Put Durant in Lebron's shoes and Lebron in Durant's it'd be completed reversed.

Let's not take things out of context here.

How anyone is overlooking Lue's god awful coaching is beyond me. Anyone can coach a stacked team with Lebron and Kyrie, but he's reverted back to D'Antoni running 7 man rotations and everyone is completely exhausted chasing around Golden State. He finally plays Rodney Hood who was the only player other than Lebron trying to fight. Clarkson barely got time, Nance got no time, two guys we know who can contribute in an instant. Right now, the team is forcing the ball through Lebron when he's looking to create. It's not working.

Put Lebron in a team oriented, open offense like ours, he'd have much less pressure on his shoulders to work. And yes, he would need PG here to provide a little release valve to score as he had with Wade and Kyrie. He doesn't have that one his current squad and his wheels are run to the ground.

Trust me, I've "hated" Lebron as much as the next Laker fan, but some of the hate he's getting is unwarranted. He's playing his heart out, putting up monsterous numbers, but no team can compete with what Golden State currently has.

 

The win/loss record of the 2018 Finals has no bearing on LeBron's talent. Durant had every right to go and play for a better team and the Warriors had every right to recruit him. But Kevin frickin' Durant joining a 73-win team will never stop being ridiculous. It's shocking when they lose.

 

Well, Blatt was no genius either. They had so many other options other than Lue.

Their biggest mistake was letting Kyrie go to the frickin C Bags.

 

And this is why talk of exhaulting KD over LeBron is pure b*******. Wait until LeBron’s body gives out or KD gets his own team and leads them to a championship and then you can start the talk.

 

So Durant should come here and lead a new team to a chip. Championships with 2 teams puts you in rare company. With 3 teams has never been done, and it's on Bron's list to try to do.

 

Durant is about to win back to back titles. And likely back to back Finals MVPs. Durant is not going anywhere. The Warriors are going to be Durant and Curry for the next 5 years. If anything, Klay may be the man who ends up breaking the 4 man prime on that team.