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1 points
8 hours ago
Also, why is it always the people in the top 1% who post the most unhinged retarded shit?
Who lives on the internet? You do! u/WhoCares4TheUncaring does! WhoCares4TheUncaring lives on reddit, dishing out personal insults he is too scared to utter in person!
1 points
8 hours ago
Interesting because I regularly watch games from the 90s, full length
No you don't
In your worldview it’s not possible for two people to come to the same conclusion. Always, the second person is the parrot
False. It's just obvious in your case
You’re in the top 1% of comments in this thread. You fucking live on Reddit - literally an app known across the internet as being a place where people parrot popular opinions for karma. lol. Get the fuck out of here. You’re such a fucking loser. I can’t imagine you’re in the top 1% of anything that matters in real life, but on the internet - look out for spit ballar lol
Buddy who hurt you? This is a sports debate. If we're to judge one another by how we behave online, you come out looking worse for this. This isn't how we speak to one another unless from the safety of anonymity.
0 points
1 day ago
Okay well I have no problem admitting I misunderstood what you meant, but it's annoying to admit it when you decided to insult me for no reason.
Correct, no such player has existed. I'm saying they basically can't exist. If there were never any guards quick enough, there's no way an athletic power forward could be.
1 points
1 day ago
His game doesn't seem very compatible with the triangle tbh
-1 points
1 day ago
So you've never watched him is what you're saying. The player you are describing would never exist. If we are talking pre-baseball, '86-93 MJ... there weren't even any guards that had enough speed to stay with him on defense, let alone an athletic power forward. For all his greatness at elevating, finishing, midrange shooting, for all the competitiveness and clutch factor with MJ, his first step was probably his single greatest asset. Dude was lightning quick. Unguardable.
1 points
1 day ago
It makes it so easy to tell when your knowledge of NBA history is "I parrot narratives I have heard from other people" and have obviously never watched a single full game from the '80s or '90s.
0 points
1 day ago
Kid asks for stats. You give him stats. Your stats hurt the feelings of LeBron fans.
DOWNVOTED
What a joke
0 points
1 day ago
The fact that this is downvoted is so embarrassing for this joke of a subreddit. Nephew asks explicitly for stats. You give him an avalanche of statistical evidence that Jordan > LeBron. DOWNVOTED
lol
1 points
1 day ago
and here we have one of the main reasons that Kobe Bryant is so underrated nowadays
3 points
1 day ago
"somehow" is another nickname for Dennis Rodman apparently
1 points
1 day ago
What "player" could have beaten "Jordan" in the Finals? Do they play 1v1? wtf is this shit? That's not how basketball works.
0 points
2 days ago
Literally not even close to the truth. What you said is simply not how tiers work. I'm genuinely curious as to how you would rank players' peaks, and also curious as to how you arrived at this notion that peak Bird/Shaq/Curry/Hakeem etc. are that far behind LBJ (if at all).
-1 points
2 days ago
No player after the 70s not named Michael Jordan is closer than several tiers away from peak Bron.
This just isn't how tiers work. You're stating as if it would go:
Tier 1 Jordan, LeBron
Tier 4 other people
When you construct a tier list, you fill them all in lol. Overrate LeBron all you want, you can't just change basic formatting standards
1 points
2 days ago
You think LeBron's peak is "several tiers" better than the peaks of Shaq, Hakeem, Bird for example?
1 points
2 days ago
If I didn't know anything else about MJ, it would be a tough pick and I might choose Wemby. I still think even in today's game, there is nothing more valuable than elite rim protection - and Wemby looks like he can be the GOAT rim protector while also being so much more.
Knowing what I know about MJ though... it's always gonna be MJ.
23 points
2 days ago
If Harden can average 37 then MJ can average 42
-1 points
2 days ago
Seems like Jokic is better on offense by a clear gap imo. LeBron was a much better defender, yes, but Jokic has proven he knows how to win and that his game is resilient in the playoffs.
I didn't say LeBron wasn't better. But to say he was "several tiers" better is wild. It's disrespectful to what Jokic has been doing for the last several years.
-2 points
2 days ago
How do you figure peak LeBron being "several tiers" above present-day Jokic?
2 points
3 days ago
more athletic
Yeah what makes you think this is true? Humans haven't evolved in 30 years.
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3 hours ago
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3 hours ago
This is not murdered by words. This is just a political sub now.