One can not be stubborn and open minded at the same time. Those traits can not co-exist.
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If Bron doesn’t walk after this season, he has NO ONE to blame but himself.
Absolutely tanked his own winning by signing up with this pathetic joke of a Ponzi Scheme that moonlights as an NBA organization.
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This should be absolutely mandatory watch for every NBA fan to begin to understand what modern NBA is all about.
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The mythology of this layup encapsulates the mythology of MJ.
This isn’t even top 100 layup all time and if his teammate or an opponent made this same exact layup, it would have been forgotten the next day.
The media & then social media made him into a God. And fans bought it.
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LeBron gives you the highest floor, the highest ceiling & the most guaranteed winning. He can run your offense, anchor your defense, fit any roster & keep you in title contention for over a decade
If you’re a GM today & you don’t draft LeBron, you’re not choosing upside - you’re choosing fantasy
MJ is nostalgia
Wemby is projection
LeBron is certainty
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Bron brutally broke his nose bone mid play, then gathered, took two steps & dunked over maybe the best rim protector in the NBA & many fans conclusion from this play was “Bron is soft, all he does is flop & fake injuries!”.
Do yall not get how crazy this entire discourse is?
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Chuck’s ability is not translatable to today’s NBA. A 6’4 power forward that can’t shoot or defend and just wants to back his opponent down?
Yeah prime Chuck would be playing in Europe or China today.
Luka Doncic on playing Charles Barkley in his prime:
“I would cook him forsure.”
(via @espn)
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This absolute lunacy of an interview is exactly why MJ said he would never survive the Social Media era.
If Bron ever said some insanity like this and then quit on his team couple of months later…this would be a bigger scandal than Watergate.
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“Michael Jordan CREATED Scottie Pippen”.
Notice that it’s Broussard saying it. Mr “Neutral” is basically calling top 40 player of all time a Timofey Mozgov.
All to propel the same goofy mythology 30 years later.
OPENLY LYING to Push Propaganda.
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Do you know how bad your team has to be that when you’re on the court, your team is #1 in offense & defense in the league, and whenever you sit, they just turned into a college basketball team.
And this was Bron playing 38 minutes per game.
Absurd.
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It wasn’t controversial. A Celtics fan was reffing the game and he made sure that his favorite team won. Pretty straight forward considering the history of NBA and refs.
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This is the biggest talking head of the last 15 years getting treated like Vanilla Ice by Suge Knight because he had “the nerve” to call Bron the best 20 year old player he’s ever seen.
Listen to that absurd insecurity from MJ to get how deep this runs.
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Just a reminder that for the last 20 years, being completely neutral towards MJ meant that you were going to be black balled from ESPN.
Why? Because MJ is their biggest business partner & you don’t mess with that relationship.
Just ask John Salley.
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The burden Bron had to carry his entire career. Always taking the High road & even now, doing what’s beyond comprehension & instead of getting love or even basic respect, he keeps getting treated like a despicable super villain.
Don’t know how he does it.
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LeBronto deserves its own documentary series.
The backstory of Dwayne Casey being the Maestro of 2011 Mavs defense that “shut down Bron” & then Bron forever making Casey’s teams his personal whipping boys to show off his skills…is Absolute Cinema.
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Bron spoke up on issues that matter to him and his people.
Does Mehdi speak up on or even know in any real detail many of the genocides going on right now, or only those directly impacting his people?
Bron’s job isn’t to fight for your cause. That’s YOUR job.
Journalist Mehdi Hasan wrote an open letter to LeBron James, who praised Israel:
❝You have built a reputation, perhaps even a brand, on the idea that silence is complicity.
You made that clear in 2017 when you loudly condemned far-right violence in Charlottesville and dismissed Donald Trump as “the so-called president.” You made that clear in 2020 when you boldly wore your support for Black Lives Matter on your chest, as you took the knee with your teammates. You made that clear in 2022 when you passionately denounced the overturning of Roe v. Wade and said it was all about “power and control.”
You were right. Silence is complicity.
So where has your voice been for the past two and a half years as tens of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza have been bombed, shot, and starved to death? As parents dug their children’s bodies out of the rubble with their bare hands? As doctors operated without anesthesia inside besieged hospitals?
Why have we heard nothing from you?
In fact, worse than nothing. This past weekend, we heard praise from you for the very same country that has been doing the mass killing and starving in Gaza. “Hopefully someday I can make it over there,” you said, referring to the state of Israel. “Like I said, I’ve never been over there, but I’ve heard nothing but great things.”
'Nothing but great things'... about Israel? Seriously?❞
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The irony of this caddy getting on his knees once again for MJ, when he has spend well over a decade “imputing the integrity” of Bron for reasons that he creates out of thin air, attacking Bron as a player, as a man and as a father.
This is what propaganda looks & sounds like.
Stephen A. Smith defends Michael Jordan over his viral video with a kid at the Daytona 500
“You should be very hesitant to impute the integrity of certain people who have accomplished as much as MJ.”
(h/t @NBA__Courtside )
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That’s because Michael Jordan could return to the NBA today and play 186 consecutive games without taking a single shot and would still average more shot attempts per game than LeBron James.
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You know why it’s so competitive?
Because they are playing for 200K top prize. To understand what this number means to them, the maximum “super max” salary in the WNBA is 240K.
Make a 1 on 1 NBA tournament with top prize even being 10 million and see what happens.
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