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Hopping from super team to super team? Those bum-*** Cavs who had a 4-23 record in the 27 games LeBron missed between 2014 and 2018 and 1-5 record in the 6 games he missed in the 2015-16 championship season were a "Super Team"?...
If "hopping from super team to super team" is the easy path, answer me where are the following rings:
Kevin Durant's Nets ring
Kevin Durant's Suns ring
Kevin Durant's Rockets ring
Kawhi's Clippers ring
Harden's Rockets ring
Harden's Nets ring
Harden's Sixers ring
Harden's Clippers ring
Kyrie's Celtics ring
Kyrie's Nets ring
Kyrie's Mavs ring
...and many more.
Where all these easily won rings at? The ONLY time it worked was when Kevin Durant stacked himself on top of a team with a 73-9 record, effectively creating the most stacked team ever.
Meanwhile LeBron joining a Cavs team in 2014 whose 2nd and 3rd best players Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love had never played in the playoffs, and joining the Brandon Ingram-Lonzo Ball Lakers in 2018 was the easy path? And he still won on every team he's been on, the only player in history to be a perfect 3-3, although he will probably ruin this now by going to some other team.
A way more secure path to a championship is actually having a competent management that trades and drafts the right players and builds a solid foundation, like the Bulls did when they got Pippen, albeit they were helped by the moron Sonics management who effectively traded Pippen for Olden Polynice. Meanwhile, the very best that bum-*** Cavs management did for LeBron in a span of 7 seasons is to get him Mo Williams, a bum who became a journeyman bench warmer for the remainder of his sorry-*** career as soon as LeBron left his bum-***.
The problem with the 2000s Cavs young LeBron is that he was way too good for his own good, unlike young Jordan who was incapable of that. LeBron always took those crappy roster Cavs on deep playoff runs including the finals in 2007, even though it was obvious they weren't good enough to win a chip. In retrospect the best thing that could've happened to LeBron in those early Cavs years was to get injured and miss a season so that the Cavs would have a high draft pick, like the pick Spurs recently got when Wemby missed half of a season.
If "hopping from super team to super team" is the easy path, answer me where are the following rings:
Kevin Durant's Nets ring
Kevin Durant's Suns ring
Kevin Durant's Rockets ring
Kawhi's Clippers ring
Harden's Rockets ring
Harden's Nets ring
Harden's Sixers ring
Harden's Clippers ring
Kyrie's Celtics ring
Kyrie's Nets ring
Kyrie's Mavs ring
...and many more.
Where all these easily won rings at? The ONLY time it worked was when Kevin Durant stacked himself on top of a team with a 73-9 record, effectively creating the most stacked team ever.
Meanwhile LeBron joining a Cavs team in 2014 whose 2nd and 3rd best players Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love had never played in the playoffs, and joining the Brandon Ingram-Lonzo Ball Lakers in 2018 was the easy path? And he still won on every team he's been on, the only player in history to be a perfect 3-3, although he will probably ruin this now by going to some other team.
A way more secure path to a championship is actually having a competent management that trades and drafts the right players and builds a solid foundation, like the Bulls did when they got Pippen, albeit they were helped by the moron Sonics management who effectively traded Pippen for Olden Polynice. Meanwhile, the very best that bum-*** Cavs management did for LeBron in a span of 7 seasons is to get him Mo Williams, a bum who became a journeyman bench warmer for the remainder of his sorry-*** career as soon as LeBron left his bum-***.
The problem with the 2000s Cavs young LeBron is that he was way too good for his own good, unlike young Jordan who was incapable of that. LeBron always took those crappy roster Cavs on deep playoff runs including the finals in 2007, even though it was obvious they weren't good enough to win a chip. In retrospect the best thing that could've happened to LeBron in those early Cavs years was to get injured and miss a season so that the Cavs would have a high draft pick, like the pick Spurs recently got when Wemby missed half of a season.
