My point was that you junc is using some exact scenario to make make a point when the exact nature of what happened is irrelevant.
Whats the difference between Paxon hitting a game winning 3 off a pass as opposed to Allen hitting a 3 off a miss, the a rebound then a pass? Either way you want to look at it, a lesser player made a suerior player look good.
Paxon never saved Jordan, if allen misses that shot(after a Lebron brick by the way) Miami loses the series, if Paxon misses Chicago has another game and Paxon was so open b/c of Jordan, Allen was open on a loose ball situation.
Am I a homer? Maybe. I attempt to be objective even though I sometimes fail. I also root for the name on the front of the jersey and not the one on the back. Lebron is probably my 3rd favorite player on the heat. If you told me that the heat win the next 5 titles and wade or bosh win finals MVP each time while Lebron sucks, I'm taking that choice all day. I care much more about the heats fortunes than lebrons. But let's see who sounds more reasonable. I've said already that Jordan, right now should be considered the GOAT. I've also said that Lebron has a chance to lay claim to that title after he retires. You on the other hand say that Lebron has no chance, never can, impossible, no way to ever be considered as good as Jordan and than use the flimsiest of reasons. One of us thinks the book is still open, the other is dealing in absolutes with no possibility of wavering. You know who else thinks Lebron has a chance? Magic, the guy you were quoting earlier to support another point you were making.
it is my opinion that I do not believe he has any chance. He'd either have to win 12 titles to pass Russell or win as many as 6 w/o a loss. That's already out and he's getting nowhere near 12. I think he'll end up top 5, that's an honor not a knock.
LeBron gets lucky because he goes to a ready made team and is bailed out to save his legacy.
Yet no talk of Magic getting lucky being drafted by a ready made team. It's ok because he was drafted there lol.
The team around you is either capable of winning or they're not.
Cleveland wasn't and never would have been. Great call by LeBron.
Hate on, junk.
Magic got lucky he went to a good team but they were only 47-35 the year before they got him so they weren't some superteam and he didn't conspire w/ other players to win titles. Not to mention he was a ROOKIE so he wasn't nearly as good as he would eventually be down the road.
Cleveland was capable, they didn't win b/c their best player came up small in postseason and didn't have anyone to bail him out.
If Jordan's best teammate was mo frickin Williams, he's not winning any titles either. The cavs go from a 61 win team to a 19 win team with the second worst record in the league when Lebron left. Jordan leaves the bulls in 1993 and they go from a 57 win team to a 55 win team and lose in 7 in the playoffs to the Knicks who were one game away from a title thanks to a 2-18 game from Starks. Jordan was the best player on a team that was still really good without him. Lebron was the best player on an awful team without him. Oh and Jordan did have Phil Jackson too.
In the weak NBA of this era Jordan would have won a title in Cleveland, not right away but he would have won.