>Now, I have to get something out of the way. I think Lebron
>is an amazing player (top 6-10)

...right today?



>The consistent comparison is MJ. He fully bought into Phil's
>system to the point of ultimately retiring when he couldn't
>play for him anymore.
>
>He did it to win.

Jorn was resistant to Phil and the triangle at first. Feel even had to convince MJ that he would still be able to lead the league in scoring to get him to buy into his system.


>He could have won a couple chips then bounced to NY or
>wherever to go back to putting up 37-8-8 but winning was more
>important.

Jorn was still winning scoring titles every year while they were winning chips. There was no need for him to bounce somewhere else to put up numbers.


>I don't think Lebron buys into Phil's system in the early
>90's. I think Phil doesn't even get hired with Bron there.

Bron would've bought into it easier than MJ did. And the NBA in the 90's didn't operate like it does today, he wouldn't have been able to pull his LeGM act the way he does now.



>I think Bron gets a little too much credit for being
>"unselfish" because dude gets assists, etc.

this much is true.


>I know a few dudes on here will be aggy/emotional about it,
>but Bron's inability to fully buy into a system and be a
>team-player has held him back.

held him back from what?


>And doing shit like throwing to Dennis late in the half to
>preserve his % is a knock on his legacy imo...

you can just say you don't like Bron. It's ok.