Now that it's clear Wade is simply not up
to the task of being a consistent, perennial
all-star like player because of injury and
premature decline, what should James do after
this season - when he will have the option to
go elsewhere if he so chooses?

Personally, I hope he returns to Cleveland,
assuming gilbert & co. have learned from their
management errors and have the ability to surround
LeBron with a viable championship-quality team, which
is a big assumption. But if he returned to Cleveland -
and won a 'chip or two - it would be an unbelievable
sports narrative unlike any other.

Bosh will probably stick around and collect the rest
of his $ - but with reports that Wade may actually
be considering retirement, would it be wise for James
to stay in Miami after he's already accomplished what
he set out to do there?

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Wade obviously isn't an all-star this year,
and I think you have to make a pretty tough
case for Bosh being one this year at a clip
of 16/6. And Miami as a team is regressing.

But let's analyze all-time greats and champions
of recent vintage who have *all* had not just one,
but two other all-stars on their squad, shall we?

-Duncan (Ginobili & Parker)
-Kobe (Duncan/Gasol/Shaq)
-Magic (Kareem, Worthy, Cooper)
-Bird (McHale, Parrish, DJ)
-Jordan (Pippen, Grant/Rodman)
-Hakeem (Drexler, Horry/Elie/Smith/Cassell)
-Thomas (Laimbeer, Dumars, Rodman)
etc.. etc..

So yes, *nobody* wins multiple 'chips without big-time, all-star like
help, period.

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or Ginobli were playing at an All-Star caliber level. In '03 DRob wasn't even remotely as good as 38 year old Duncan. In '03 and '05 Tony Parker/Ginobli weren't quite there yet. So yeah, it can be done. Rare, but definitely not impossible.

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guess i should have.

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notice i listed "Rodman/Grant" next to Jordan
to indicate those diff. eras as well - but your
Kobestan fandom has you on tunnel vision.

But you of course won't address the substance
of this discussion: Which is, are you trying
to imply that Kobe didn't have *BIG* time help
when winning his titles?

Didn't think so.


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weren't you arguing that "the past greats *all* had not just one, but two other all-stars on their championship squads"?

a lot of the examples you gave don't really support that.

kobe didn't play w/ 2 other all stars in any of his championship seasons. duncan didn't in '03 and '05. bulls-era rodman wasn't an all star. neither were any of those houston guys except drexler. and houston-era drexler (19 ppg, 6 rpg, 5 apg, 50% 2p, 34% 3p) wasn't any better than "non all star" 2014 wade (19 ppg, 5 rpg, 5 apg, 55% 2p, 42% 3p). 2014 bosh is better than some of those guys you listed too.

i agree with your overall point tho. no one wins it all without significant help.

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>weren't you arguing that "the past greats *all* had not just
>one, but two other all-stars on their championship squads"?
>
>a lot of the examples you gave don't really support that.


>kobe didn't play w/ 2 other all stars in any of his
>championship seasons. duncan didn't in '03 and '05. bulls-era
>rodman wasn't an all star. neither were any of those houston
>guys except drexler. and houston-era drexler (19 ppg, 6 rpg, 5
>apg, 50% 2p, 34% 3p) wasn't any better than "non all star"
>2014 wade (19 ppg, 5 rpg, 5 apg, 55% 2p, 42% 3p). 2014 bosh is
>better than some of those guys you listed too.

>i agree with your overall point tho. no one wins it all
>without significant help.

That's the point. It's plausible that Wade or Bosh won't
make an all-start team this year or next, but does that mean
that James would've only played with 1 other all-star? Technically,
but not really.

Even if those guys weren't all-stars together - in the same
seasons - almost all of the listed teams had 2 complementary players who were all-stars (or near all-star level) throughout their careers - and played at very high-levels (with the exception of houston - although cassell was eventually an all-star and a huge piece in their
championship run).

and yes - I think it's fair to say that Houston-era Drexler
is similar to this version of Wade, although this version
of Wade is on the borderline of disqualifying himself if he
can't play consistently due to injury.


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you're saying "2 other all star caliber players, in the season that they won the championship"

i'm saying there were seasons where jordan, kobe, duncan and olajuwon won titles where that wasn't the case.

duncan didn't have 2 "all star caliber" teammates in '03 or '05. rodman was a one dimensional specialist by the time he got to chicago. cassell made 1 all star team, 10 yrs after he played with hakeem. etc etc.

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>you're saying "2 other all star caliber players, in the
>season that they won the championship"

I'm saying that all of those players were surrounded by
all-star caliber players - some had 2 - but virtually
all teams had 2 (if not 3) vital complementary players added
to the star, not just one.

>duncan didn't have 2 "all star caliber" teammates in '03 or
>'05. rodman was a one dimensional specialist by the time he
>got to chicago. cassell made 1 all star team, 10 yrs after he
>played with hakeem. etc etc.

Having said that, do you think that those Duncan teams, or that Houston team was any more deficient than the others in terms
of roster firepower? It's obviously not just about all-star level guys, but even at that - Duncan had young ginobili & parker to match with veteran D. Rob. So yes, technically they weren't all-stars at that particular time, but when you look at the overall makeup of that team in its aggregate, it's a studded squad.

this is a futile discussion because no teams are ever formed w/ the same dynamics, but the point is: all of those superstars had all-star level help, without exception.



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that's all i'm saying.

wade and bosh are still very good players. they're better right today than some of the 2nds and 3rds that you listed were in yrs that they won titles.

bron's got plenty of help.





>Having said that, do you think that those Duncan teams, or
>that Houston team was any more deficient than the others in
>terms
>of roster firepower? It's obviously not just about all-star
>level guys, but even at that - Duncan had young ginobili &
>parker to match with veteran D. Rob. So yes, technically they
>weren't all-stars at that particular time, but when you look
>at the overall makeup of that team in its aggregate, it's a
>studded squad.
>
>this is a futile discussion because no teams are ever formed
>w/ the same dynamics, but the point is: all of those
>superstars had all-star level help, without exception.

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but he didn't for 7 years in Cleveland.

This was only a discussion because someone
asked: "so, Bron needs 2 perennial all-stars
to win?" as if all the other players listed
had less help than LeBron. Which isn't true.

>wade and bosh are still very good players. they're better
>right today than some of the 2nds and 3rds that you listed
>were in yrs that they won titles.
>
>bron's got plenty of help.

Nobody wins multiples without plenty of help.


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which is what's key here, you tried naming other guys who had 2+ all stars on their team to prove a point, but really only half your list is accurate, some of the guys you named weren't ever even all stars.

duncan, hakeem, and kobe only needed 1 or no all stars at all to help them win a chip, mad?

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even post?

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-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

but a guy who takes every other
night off is not really earning
that roster slot. There's
no doubt he's a very hyphenated
version of himself due to injury
and regression.

James is not getting a lot of all-star
quality help this year. If he is injured
for any serious stretch, that will be a very
average/ordinary Miami team.

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even if he wasn't voted in...at 19,4 and 5 at 54% shooting he def would get put on the reserve squad.

He's on pace to play 60 games this season. Is he any less of an all star than a guy who puts up the same numbers but misses 20 games because of one major injury?

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

>even if he wasn't voted in...at 19,4 and 5 at 54% shooting he
>def would get put on the reserve squad.

If he played every night (or almost every night) - I would agree,
but he hasn't. Being an all-star also requires consistent performance.

>He's on pace to play 60 games this season. Is he any less of
>an all star than a guy who puts up the same numbers but misses
>20 games because of one major injury?

Certainly not in the East this year. But obviously Paul George should start (although Wade might receive more fan votes) - but hey that's the all-star system you're referring to as razor-sharp legitimate, so....


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you shoould stick to boxing posts and case one shoould stick to prea, er, taking peoples love offerings.

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lol you just love to argue dumb ass points.

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You are/were wrong. Say sorry and move on. Jeez.

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-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

He is a swingman. He plays SG or SF depending
on the roster. When Granger was healthy, George
was playing a lot of SG.


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and wade is a backcourt player?

Meaning that Wade making it doesn't push George out.

do you understand that or no?

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let's not act like all-star teams
haven't used swing-men to start
as sg/sf interchangeably when necessary
to accommodate a particular all-star lineup.

George is listed as a SF on the ballot, but
he is a swingman. Mad?



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and both getting in. You have yet to explain how Wade getting an all star bid affects paul george?

And you haven't made a compelling argument for passing wade on the reserve squad either.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

>and both getting in. You have yet to explain how Wade getting
>an all star bid affects paul george?

no i don't. Because I never said it did affect him getting a bid. What I said was that Wade doesn't deserve to start because he has missed 25% of the games.

>And you haven't made a compelling argument for passing wade on
>the reserve squad either.

Grantland experts thought it was compelling. Just not simp ass Cenario.


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fan votes determine 5 all stars. Now you mad at fan votes lol. You the one that made the dumb ass statement that he wasn't an all star. He'll be one regardless, whether by fans or coaches.

You also said this:

>But obviously Paul George should start (although Wade might receive more fan votes) - but hey that's the all-star system you're referring to as razor-sharp legitimate, so....

What relevance does Wade's votes have with PG making the team?



>And you haven't made a compelling argument for passing wade on
>the reserve squad either.

>Grantland experts thought it was compelling. Just not simp ass Cenario.

Grantland put him on the reserve squad genius. He's an all star according to grantland. You are dumb.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

is an all-star. It's a legitimate question and
experts are talking about it. Be mad.

You are now at that point in OK history where it must
be asked: has anyone met you in real life?

If not, I'm assuming you're a 50 y.o. flabby gay irish man.

You poast like one.


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>And you haven't made a compelling argument for passing wade on the reserve squad either.

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lol now this bitch is just making stuff up.

priceless.


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perennial L.

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Even if you wanna start cysing fan-voting, Wade would still be voted as an all-star reserve because his impact, even in limited games, is still high. Coaches know that, he wouldn't be left off.

Lol @ the personal attacks whenever someone calls you out.

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in reply 30 you said wade was being voted in as a starter ahead of george undeservedly. he isn't. they're listed at different positions on the ballot. wade as a backcourt player, george as a frontcourt player. they're both going to start.

now you're claiming grantland is backing up your assertion that wade isn't an all star at all. they didn't say that. they said he doesn't deserve to start because he's missed some games but he obviously deserves a reserve spot because he's been the best guard in the east when he's played.

seriously, just move on. you accuse cenario of just wanting to argue dumb shit, but you can't just concede that you were wrong here. it's silly.

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not so sure you are an objective observant here, but cook away.

>in reply 30 you said wade was being voted in as a starter
>ahead of george undeservedly. he isn't. they're listed at
>different positions on the ballot. wade as a backcourt player,
>george as a frontcourt player. they're both going to start.

never denied that - I asked "should Wade be starting because he's
missed 25% of the games." And yes - I acknowledged that
George was "F" on the ballot even though he's listed as a
swingman. I admittedly haven't looked at the ballots - and don't
really care to.

Only point I was making is that Wade is not the all-star D. Wade
of year's past, and there's serious questions as to if he should
be starting as an all-star having missed 25% of the games.

>now you're claiming grantland is backing up your assertion
>that wade isn't an all star at all.

wrong - GL is backing up my assertion that Wade shouldn't start -
or receive votes ahead of George.

But why am I arguing w/ OKS fraternity heads?

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Now you saying he shouldn't be starting and used Paul George as some sort of evidence.

talk about moving goalposts.

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when vex starts throwing shots about the knicks, you know you touching a nerve lmao.

-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.

he's the 2nd leading vote getter in the east.

he's also a frontcourt player. wade is a guard. they'll both start.

and wade would be on the team even if he weren't voted in. his numbers are great. he's just missed some games.

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its been already debunked 100x in this post so no need to flog a dead horse
but thats just funny

i swear ALL LB fans repeat this over and over
and its just not true

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he'd be the biggest hero in NBA history

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>he'd be the biggest hero in NBA history

You see it.

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>with reports that Wade may actually
>be considering retirement

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Durant, cp3 and melo are his remaining best friends right?

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>Now that it's clear Wade is simply not up
>to the task of being a consistent, perennial
>all-star like player because of injury and
>premature decline, what should James do after
>this season - when he will have the option to
>go elsewhere if he so chooses?
>
>Personally, I hope he returns to Cleveland,
>assuming gilbert & co. have learned from their
>management errors and have the ability to surround
>LeBron with a viable championship-quality team, which
>is a big assumption. But if he returned to Cleveland -
>and won a 'chip or two - it would be an unbelievable
>sports narrative unlike any other.
>
>Bosh will probably stick around and collect the rest
>of his $ - but with reports that Wade may actually
>be considering retirement, would it be wise for James
>to stay in Miami after he's already accomplished what
>he set out to do there?

He's never going to be a Cav again. Ever.

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have no interest in him going back to cleveland. gilbert thought he found his new bron already, let him keep all them shitty lotto picks and move on
i wouldn't mind LA cause the cap space and laker mystique would allow for a nice team to be built (bron+klove+2014 top 5 pick?)
if there are no good options allowable with this new CBA then just stay in miami
worst case is what? they don't win a title in the two seaons till bosh and wade get off the books.
two chips problems
he'll only be 30 entering the season when wade/bosh will be off the books. there's time for a full rebuild in his prime (worst case)

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>have no interest in him going back to cleveland. gilbert
>thought he found his new bron already, let him keep all them
>shitty lotto picks and move on

funny thing is, LeBron hasn't held a grudge at all. I bet
if anybody would stop him from returning, it would be Gilbert's
jilted self.

>i wouldn't mind LA cause the cap space and laker mystique
>would allow for a nice team to be built (bron+klove+2014 top 5
>pick?)

That would be interesting.

>if there are no good options allowable with this new CBA then
>just stay in miami
>worst case is what? they don't win a title in the two seaons
>till bosh and wade get off the books.
>two chips problems
>he'll only be 30 entering the season when wade/bosh will be
>off the books. there's time for a full rebuild in his prime
>(worst case)

Yea. Organizationally, Miami is first-class with Arison & Riley at the helm. It will take a lot to have him leave that situation, where he knows they will have the ability, will, and wisdom to surround him with championship-level talent when Wade's tenure ends.


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>Personally, I hope he returns to Cleveland,
>assuming gilbert & co. have learned from their
>management errors and have the ability to surround
>LeBron with a viable championship-quality team, which
>is a big assumption.

Huge assumption. I've never seen a city with such ineptitude running through all of it's pro teams.

>But if he returned to Cleveland -
>and won a 'chip or two - it would be an unbelievable
>sports narrative unlike any other.

I think it would have made a better story if he had won on the 1st go-'round. After the way the city acted when he left, my belief that they don't deserve a ring has been reinforced.

And other than it's pro sports, I really love the city of Cleveland.

EDIT - of the choices you listed, I'd rather have him go to LA (Lakers fan), stay with Miami, go to Cleveland and then the Knicks dead last.

>>But if he returned to Cleveland -
>>and won a 'chip or two - it would be an unbelievable
>>sports narrative unlike any other.
>
> I think it would have made a better story if he had won on
>the 1st go-'round. After the way the city acted when he left,
>my belief that they don't deserve a ring has been reinforced.

I felt that way initially, but i think it would be such
a unique story of reconciliation in sports, unlike anything
ever seen before, really. But I fully realize Cleveland's
demonstrated ineptitude, and that is more than enough reason
to keep James away.

> EDIT - of the choices you listed, I'd rather have him go to
>LA (Lakers fan), stay with Miami, go to Cleveland and then the
>Knicks dead last.

As a Laker fan, how would you feel about him and Kobe playing
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>As a Laker fan, how would you feel about him and Kobe playing
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Over the fucking moon. C'mon, do you really even have to ask? Lol

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>>As a Laker fan, how would you feel about him and Kobe
>playing
>>together next year
>
>Over the fucking moon. C'mon, do you really even have to ask?
>Lol

i can't even imagine the agenda-revision that would have
to take place between Kobestan & Lebronenon.

How would that play out, though. It'd be one thing
if they joined up when both were in their respective primes (around 2008) - but now? Could Kobe accept not being *the* man at this
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As far as Kobe...I honestly think he can let someone else be the "the man" if he deems that player to be worthy of that respect. Lebron is obviously worthy w the hard work and dedication that he puts in day in and day out, and the two are pretty decent friends as well.

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even if it was for only a year or two.

And I agree that at this point, Kobe could
accept Lebron coming in as the man, because
he has earned that, whereas someone like
Dwight Howard obviously hasn't.

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as long as we're just making stuff up, i believe he'll play for Tottenham Hotspur. that's just as likely as the Knicks or the Lakers.

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so you can lol @ Legler, Stephen A., and
others having that discussion.

Any talk of him going elsewhere is hypothetical,
but NY and L.A. (lakers) have the $ and situational
interest, for obvious reasons.

Despite what many think, it's not a foregone conclusion
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>i believe he'll play
>for Tottenham Hotspur

Noah Taj Bron Butler Rose. Snell Mirotic on the bench


Miami gets every pick we have

particularly with a healthy Rose, that defense,
and that well-rounded corps of role players -
and Thibodeau? yikes.

That would've been a team built to win 5 in a row.

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Noah and Gibson would have to go.
And Mirotic may not come over until 2015 anyway.

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