>>I love Golden State because no one is super talented
>>yet they win as a team. San Antonio the same way. Hell,
>even
>>when the champion Bulls lost Jordan the first time, they
>still
>>went far in the play-offs.
>
>STEPH CURRY IS AN MVP. The two record holders for three
>pointers made in a season are Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.
>Draymond Green and Andrew Bogut just made the all-defensive
>team. How the fuck does a team without super talented players
>set the NBA record for wins?

Notice how many names you just mentioned. More than one name right? A TEAM!!! My whole point is I like winning as a TEAM than winning as one player. Yes they are all talented but they put their talents together to be super. If one player is gone, they can still win. One person is not carrying a team and not one of them came straight out of high school and with as much fanfare than Lebron.


>>I love seeing competition. That is what makes the game
>>exciting. The GSW OKC game last night was amazing.
>Watching
>>Lebron gets boring because he does take 'easy street' and
>the
>>refs make sure the calls goes his way. When there is real
>>competition, very few times has Lebron actually handled it.
>>He usually self destructs and cannot do it. Explains why he
>>has been so many times to the finals yet still manage to
>lose
>>more than win. If it ain't going his way and there is real
>>opposition he can't win. A real champion can win at all
>costs
>>and against all odds. Lebron is not a real champion.
>Lebron
>>is built like a tank and a great player; but
>>psychologically....not a champion.
>>
>
>At least Bron beat the great teams of his era unlike a certain
>23 that basically waited until the great teams' star players
>retired or faded away. Bron goes through adversity to earn
>titles. The Cavs won two finals games last year and damn near
>won a third off Lebron's will to win.

Ummm, no.

>Lebron always makes the correct basketball play so your point
>about psychologically not a champion is moot. Lebron led his
>teams to six straight NBA finals appearances and that is proof
>that Lebron handles competition well.

Every time Jordan went to the finals, he won. And, gasp!! He stayed on one team. Between bouncing back and forth between teams and losing half the times he went to the finals, Lebron is not there yet. So....umm...good try. If Cleveland loses the finals again....watch him bounce another time. Because a good example of beating adversity is going back and forth between teams. Uhhh.....yeah.