>for a Miami team that couldn't get out of the first round and
>was perennially mediocre.

you always try to make it seem like he signed on with the Little Sisters of the Poor church league squad in 2010.

he joined a 47-win team with the reigning 1st team all nba shooting guard, one year removed from a scoring title and 4 yrs removed from a finals mvp, that had also just added a 5x all star power forward. both in their athletic primes.

lebron's legacy is secure. you don't have to artificially boost it up by pretending that miami was this collection of boxcar hobos that he dragged into relevancy from the depths of basketball hell. the '10 heat + bosh alone still win mid-50's in 2011.

it was a good team, which lebron made great. not the ragtag underachieving mutts that your narrative and agenda necessitate it be portrayed as.




>Then he left a dynasty team in Miami that he had built from
>the ground-up to join a 20-something win team in Cleveland.
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>But I know - facts are pesky.
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