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post 1631662583 02-17-2021, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted By markkillerings
Nah, he's not a filthy lib. He's actually a good guy. But he does have a hard on for LeQueen though.
LMAO, I'd have to see it to believe it. Anyone who supports fake news journalism is highly suspect. Steph carried that team and everyone knows it. Iggy was being left wide open because of Steph's gravity, it's simple basketball. They had to trap Steph off the PnR/high screen or they were going to get screwed.

As for Miami, they had no business losing to that Mavs team. STACKED. 3 top 10 players, plus I believe they had a near prime Mike Miller and Udonis Haslem, yikes.
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Originally Posted By markkillerings
Nah, he's not a filthy lib. He's actually a good guy. But he does have a hard on for LeQueen though.
Hey we all have our faults
post 1631662743 02-17-2021, 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted By markkillerings
Yes, because Andre as the #1 option during the regular season and in the playoffs would have guided the Warriors to a championship. Haha. Come on, guy. You're reaching here. Also, a lot of people thought Steph should have won FMVP. But again, that's not what determines who really is the captain of the ship. Your hatred of Steph has really prevented you from being rational.
If we are being honest here, Lebron should have got the FMVP. Extending that series to 6 games with Delly as his #2 was way more impressive than Iguodala playing ok defense on him
post 1631663133 02-17-2021, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
If we are being honest here, Lebron should have got the FMVP. Extending that series to 6 games with Delly as his #2 was way more impressive than Iguodala playing ok defense on him
Participation trophies? Nice.

Also, Lebron still had a chance to win game 6 but he quit with a minute remaining. He never had the mentality to be the GOAT.

Lebron's 2007 Finals is still his most impressive run outside of 2016. Lebron's 2007 run >>>>>>> his Heat/Laker "rings"
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post 1631663163 02-17-2021, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
If we are being honest here, Lebron should have got the FMVP. Extending that series to 6 games with Delly as his #2 was way more impressive than Iguodala playing ok defense on him
I guess, FMVP is a journalist award regardless, there are often much more important games throughout a team's playoff run. That year, the toughest series for the Warriors was vs the Grizzlies, and Steph dominated them the last 3 games.
post 1631663673 02-17-2021, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Participation trophies? Nice.

Also, Lebron still had a chance to win game 6 but he quit with a minute remaining. He never had the mentality to be the GOAT.

Lebron's 2007 Finals is still his most impressive run outside of 2016. Lebron's 2007 run >>>>>>> his Heat/Laker "rings"
There's nothing that says the FMVP has to go to someone on the winning team, jerry west won it on the losing team

The rest of your post is garbage not even worth acknowledging
post 1631663683 02-17-2021, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
Shaq didn't ask Gary Payton to go join the Bulls in 1996 like Lebron would have. See the differences now?

Shaq went to a team to win a ring, but he still had to make an effort. He didn't take the easy way out.

The equivalent to Kevin Durant is if Shaq would've joined the Bulls in 1996.
Shaq left Orlando (after already reaching the Finals and losing) for LA

Wilt left Philly for LA (after demanding to be traded)

Kareem left the Bucks for LA (after also demanding to be traded)
post 1631663743 02-17-2021, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Shaq left Orlando (after already reaching the Finals and losing) for LA

Wilt left Philly for LA (after demanding to be traded)

Kareem left the Bucks for LA (after also demanding to be traded)
But but but

THOSE ARE DIFFERENT!

The only way to get credit is to stay on your team for life and just hope your front office gets you help!
post 1631663783 02-17-2021, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted By ghostfacedup
LMAO, I'd have to see it to believe it. Anyone who supports fake news journalism is highly suspect. Steph carried that team and everyone knows it. Iggy was being left wide open because of Steph's gravity, it's simple basketball. They had to trap Steph off the PnR/high screen or they were going to get screwed.

As for Miami, they had no business losing to that Mavs team. STACKED. 3 top 10 players, plus I believe they had a near prime Mike Miller and Udonis Haslem, yikes.
Everybody who is logical and isn't bias knows Steph carried the team and was the captain.
post 1631664103 02-17-2021, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Shaq left Orlando (after already reaching the Finals and losing) for LA

Wilt left Philly for LA (after demanding to be traded)

Kareem left the Bucks for LA (after also demanding to be traded)
And what's your point? Everyone knows that.
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post 1631664123 02-17-2021, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
But but but

THOSE ARE DIFFERENT!

The only way to get credit is to stay on your team for life and just hope your front office gets you help!
Mind you these are top 5 NBA greats of all time. Never hear a single word from NBA fans regarding these guys

Wilt literally joined with Jerry West (NBA logo aka Mr Clutch), and Elgin Baylor (EVEN STILL TODAY a top 15 player of all time)... people have the nerve to say LeBron created the first superteam lmfao

post 1631664243 02-17-2021, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
But but but

THOSE ARE DIFFERENT!

The only way to get credit is to stay on your team for life and just hope your front office gets you help!
No one is criticizing Lebron for leaving. That's not the problem.

The problem is he formed a Super Team to take the easy way out to win rings. Remember, he guaranteed 8 rings with the Heat.
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post 1631664253 02-17-2021, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
And what's your point? Everyone knows that.
No they don't.. YOU didn't know that. If you did you wouldn't continually post dumbass talking points about how Lebron was the first to create a superteam
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Mind you these are top 5 NBA greats of all time. Never hear a single word from NBA fans regarding these guys

Wilt literally joined with Jerry West (NBA logo aka Mr Clutch), and Elgin Baylor (EVEN STILL TODAY a top 15 player of all time)... people have the nerve to say LeBron created the first superteam lmfao

It's just different bro ok. Don't question why, it just is, because the LDS in my brain wills it to be so!
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[QUOTE=Jaydawg08 post_id=1631664123]Mind you these are top 5 NBA greats of all time. Never hear a single word from NBA fans regarding these guys

Wilt literally joined with Jerry West (NBA logo aka Mr Clutch), and Elgin Baylor (EVEN STILL TODAY a top 15 player of all time)... people have the nerve to say LeBron created the first superteam lmfao
-Wilt-Chamberlain-Elgin-Baylor.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]They were all in their mid-to-late 30s when this happened btw. Hell, Elgin retired that season.
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post 1631664533 02-17-2021, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
No they don't.. YOU didn't know that. If you did you wouldn't continually post dumbass talking points about how Lebron was the first to create a superteam
How was the team Shaq joined in L.A. a super team? I'd LOVE to hear this.
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post 1631665623 02-17-2021, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Noliberals4
How was the team Shaq joined in L.A. a super team? I'd LOVE to hear this.
When did I state that Shaq team was a super team out the gate? Reading is key as an adult.. try it
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
When did I state that it was? Reading is key as an adult.. try it
You used Shaq as an example when explicitly talking about players leaving to join super teams
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Originally Posted By dyee4613
You used Shaq as an example when explicitly talking about players leaving to join super teams
I gave 3 examples of ALL TIME GREATS that left to join another team. No where in my posts did I specify them leaving to join a super team. This sub really does have a reading comprehension problem. It's literally like every other poster my God.

Do you guys even READ was is posted or do you skim it?
post 1631668553 02-17-2021, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
I gave 3 examples of ALL TIME GREATS that left to join another team. No where in my posts did I specify them leaving to join a super team. This sub really does have a reading comprehension problem. It's literally like every other poster my God.

Do you guys even READ was is posted or do you skim it?
Is this a troll? If it's not please explain how 3 players switching to non-super teams is relevant in a conversation explicitly about the formation of super teams.

"Lebron formed a super team"
"WELL JIMMY BUTLER SWITCHED TEAMS, TOO"
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Originally Posted By markkillerings
I still don't understand why the guy gets so much hate.Doesn't flop like some super stars.Is an offensive machine despite getting brutalized by defensive players. Plays in a way that makes his teammates better and gets them all involved. Doesn't go out and do hour long hype events just to tell people he's jumping ship. Has stayed loyal to the same team his whole career. Politically, yeah, the guy is a ****. But most basketball players are. So I'm only talking about him as a player.
Not sure if srs.
Hey gideon! Ive been looking at your wall, its pretty frickin sickening bro.

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Originally Posted By dyee4613
Is this a troll? If it's not please explain how 3 players switching to non-super teams is relevant in a conversation explicitly about the formation of super teams.

"Lebron formed a super team"
"WELL JIMMY BUTLER SWITCHED TEAMS, TOO"
Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
This is such delusional posting. You're essentially saying waste your career even if it means that you stick with a front office that doesn't care about winning, all to appease some narrative that has NEVER been brought up except for with LeBron

How about Wilt? How about Kareem? How about Shaq? These are literally all top 7 NBA players of all time, where is this narrative for them... I'm genuinely confused
Read you dumb mother fker. Try it. Negged
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for some reason I picture steph and ayesha having mind blowing sex life
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Originally Posted By HtotheOV
for some reason I picture steph and ayesha having mind blowing sex life
I feel like he has SDE I dunno
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I think at this point in their careers, I would take Lillard. Lillard is where Steph was at a few years ago. Great player, gotta prove it in the playoffs.
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Originally Posted By Jaydawg08
Read you dumb mother fker. Try it. Negged
Unless you're saying Wilt, Kareem, and Shaq left to join super teams, what does it matter?

WHAT ABOUT KEMBA?
WHAT ABOUT D'ANGELO RUSSELL?
DID YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT COUSINS?!?!?
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Originally Posted By dyee4613
Unless you're saying Wilt, Kareem, and Shaq left to join super teams, what does it matter?

WHAT ABOUT KEMBA?
WHAT ABOUT D'ANGELO RUSSELL?
DID YOU EVEN THINK ABOUT COUSINS?!?!?
lmao
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Originally Posted By BigDeeps01
I feel like he has SDE I dunno
He’s bringing down thots in every major city. Fakest Christian in the NBA by far.
All it takes is Mookie Betts, Steph Curry, and Joe Burrow all sitting in the same car in order for one drunk driver to make the world a significantly better place.
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Originally Posted By markkillerings
So when other players, like Curry, team up with other super stars/all stars, it's a behavior that is open to criticism. But when LeBron does it, the LeQueen fans come out with the mental gymnastics. Interesting. If you have a problem with Curry being a part of a super team, then keep the same energy for LeBron. I don't find either case to be wrong. It's team sports. There is no "fairness" in it. Players are always going to look for ways to stack the deck in their favor. LeQueen fans have to have some self-awareness here.
Now here’s a guy who slits his wrists vertically every time LeBron wins a game.
All it takes is Mookie Betts, Steph Curry, and Joe Burrow all sitting in the same car in order for one drunk driver to make the world a significantly better place.
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curry is a great player and a top 5 player of this decade but he is much better as a guy who doesn't have the ball in his hands half the time, and having a guy like Durant be able to manufacture shots when they matter the most under tough defenses. he simply can't do it as well as lebron and durant in terms of offensive resiliency in the playoffs against certain matchups. I would say Kawhi as well but the way he played against the Nuggets left a bad taste, hopefully he recovers from that.
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