Gilbert Arenas: “LeBron James Isn’t a Number 1 Option”

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Shill Jackson wrote:
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Smelters wrote: Bron would not have won many more titles with that 1st Bulls 3 peat. Rodman came along for the 2nd ride.

MJ's 1st 3peat was incredible and his team compared to other teams who have won multiple titles is not even in the same ball park.

It was a well-constructed team....but I don't compare Lebron to MJ. MJ is the GOAT without a doubt in my mind....and he didn't luck his way into an amazing situation on draft day like others have *cough* Kobe and Magic *cough*.
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The irony that this comes from one of the most biased posters on the site.
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gaskill15 wrote:
elmerjfudd wrote:"LeBron is like Magic with Jordan like athleticism"


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You would think he'd have more titles than 2 with that skillset.
It's all about just making it to the Finals now bruh. Doesn't matter if you actually win it.
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vcsgrizzfan wrote:
Shill Jackson wrote:
Robceltsfan wrote:

It was a well-constructed team....but I don't compare Lebron to MJ. MJ is the GOAT without a doubt in my mind....and he didn't luck his way into an amazing situation on draft day like others have *cough* Kobe and Magic *cough*.
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The irony that this comes from one of the most biased posters on the site.
The irony that this comes from the most biased mod on the site calling others biased.
Seriously, stalk much?
Do you ever start threads?
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Shill Jackson wrote:
vcsgrizzfan wrote:
Shill Jackson wrote: Image
The irony that this comes from one of the most biased posters on the site.
The irony that this comes from the most biased mod on the site calling others biased.
Seriously, stalk much?
Do you ever start threads?
I'm pretty sure I start a lot more threads than you do. Sorry if I hurt your 'wittle feewings' with the truth broseph. It is what it is. Self awareness is a beautiful thing. Shame you don't have any.
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vcsgrizzfan wrote:
Shill Jackson wrote:
vcsgrizzfan wrote:
The irony that this comes from one of the most biased posters on the site.
The irony that this comes from the most biased mod on the site calling others biased.
Seriously, stalk much?
Do you ever start threads?
I'm pretty sure I start a lot more threads than you do. Sorry if I hurt your 'wittle feewings' with the truth broseph. It is what it is. Self awareness is a beautiful thing. Shame you don't have any.
I'm pretty sure you don't. Might want to check that self awareness on yourself.
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Shill Jackson wrote:
vcsgrizzfan wrote:
Shill Jackson wrote: The irony that this comes from the most biased mod on the site calling others biased.
Seriously, stalk much?
Do you ever start threads?
I'm pretty sure I start a lot more threads than you do. Sorry if I hurt your 'wittle feewings' with the truth broseph. It is what it is. Self awareness is a beautiful thing. Shame you don't have any.
I'm pretty sure you don't. Might want to check that self awareness on yourself.
Your favorite show?: http://www.cbs.com/shows/stalker/
Ah. Shill fell down and went boom! Poor wittle guy. Too bad if you don't like getting called out Shill. I know the truth hurts broseph.
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Havlicekstealsit wrote:
gaskill15 wrote:
elmerjfudd wrote:"LeBron is like Magic with Jordan like athleticism"


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You would think he'd have more titles than 2 with that skillset.
It's all about just making it to the Finals now bruh. Doesn't matter if you actually win it.
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vcsgrizzfan wrote:
Shill Jackson wrote:
vcsgrizzfan wrote:
I'm pretty sure I start a lot more threads than you do. Sorry if I hurt your 'wittle feewings' with the truth broseph. It is what it is. Self awareness is a beautiful thing. Shame you don't have any.
I'm pretty sure you don't. Might want to check that self awareness on yourself.
Your favorite show?: http://www.cbs.com/shows/stalker/
Ah. Shill fell down and went boom! Poor wittle guy. Too bad if you don't like getting called out Shill. I know the truth hurts broseph.
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What about the GCC. :lol: :lol: :lol: See, I can hate sober as well. :suds:
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Da Stars. wrote:What about the GCC. :lol: :lol: :lol: See, I can hate sober as well. :suds:
Now there's something to be proud of!!
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He's proven he can lead his team as the number 1 option against inferior teams from the East. But when facing decent competition, he is only 2-4.
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vcsgrizzfan wrote:
Da Stars. wrote:What about the GCC. :lol: :lol: :lol: See, I can hate sober as well. :suds:
Now there's something to be proud of!!
Lighten up Grizz, I would have posted nothing if it was not for your responses to Shill.
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AlaskaHawks wrote:He's proven he can lead his team as the number 1 option against inferior teams from the East. But when facing decent competition, he is only 2-4.
I think you can validly criticize him for 2011 against the Mavs. While he played extremely well in the series leading up to the finals including taking a dump on the Bulls, his play in the finals was at best a "head scratcher" as he simply didn't want the ball in the 4th quarter.

As far as 2007 goes, they had no business even being there, and clearly lost to a much, much better team. They only got there because he had an out of body type of experience 4th quarter and OT against Detroit in game 5 that year. This past year, with Irving playing on one leg for much of the playoffs, they made the finals and beat a 60 win team to get there, albeit a 60 win team that looked lost. In the finals, without Kyrie and Love and going up against a really well balanced and superb team in GS, they managed to win 2. That team without LeBron, Kyrie and Love is worse than Philadelphia. Two years ago, they got routed. It's a make or miss league and San Antonio made their shots, and outside of LeBron, the Heat really didn't. I again think they lost to a better, more balanced team.
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AlaskaHawks wrote:He's proven he can lead his team as the number 1 option against inferior teams from the East. But when facing decent competition, he is only 2-4.
I think you can validly criticize him for 2011 against the Mavs. While he played extremely well in the series leading up to the finals including taking a dump on the Bulls, his play in the finals was at best a "head scratcher" as he simply didn't want the ball in the 4th quarter.

As far as 2007 goes, they had no business even being there, and clearly lost to a much, much better team. They only got there because he had an out of body type of experience 4th quarter and OT against Detroit in game 5 that year. This past year, with Irving playing on one leg for much of the playoffs, they made the finals and beat a 60 win team to get there, albeit a 60 win team that looked lost. In the finals, without Kyrie and Love and going up against a really well balanced and superb team in GS, they managed to win 2. That team without LeBron, Kyrie and Love is worse than Philadelphia. Two years ago, they got routed. It's a make or miss league and San Antonio made their shots, and outside of LeBron, the Heat really didn't. I again think they lost to a better, more balanced team.
LeBron barely shot 25% outside of 5' in this years Finals. I know, I know, but "Stats" but had he shot even decently, they could have won. That would have been impressive.
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AlaskaHawks wrote:
vcsgrizzfan wrote:
AlaskaHawks wrote:He's proven he can lead his team as the number 1 option against inferior teams from the East. But when facing decent competition, he is only 2-4.
I think you can validly criticize him for 2011 against the Mavs. While he played extremely well in the series leading up to the finals including taking a dump on the Bulls, his play in the finals was at best a "head scratcher" as he simply didn't want the ball in the 4th quarter.

As far as 2007 goes, they had no business even being there, and clearly lost to a much, much better team. They only got there because he had an out of body type of experience 4th quarter and OT against Detroit in game 5 that year. This past year, with Irving playing on one leg for much of the playoffs, they made the finals and beat a 60 win team to get there, albeit a 60 win team that looked lost. In the finals, without Kyrie and Love and going up against a really well balanced and superb team in GS, they managed to win 2. That team without LeBron, Kyrie and Love is worse than Philadelphia. Two years ago, they got routed. It's a make or miss league and San Antonio made their shots, and outside of LeBron, the Heat really didn't. I again think they lost to a better, more balanced team.
LeBron barely shot 25% outside of 5' in this years Finals. I know, I know, but "Stats" but had he shot even decently, they could have won. That would have been impressive.
I agree. He shot it poorly the whole playoffs this year frankly. He was doing some really outstanding things on the court, but shooting the rock wasn't one of them.
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vcsgrizzfan wrote:
AlaskaHawks wrote:He's proven he can lead his team as the number 1 option against inferior teams from the East. But when facing decent competition, he is only 2-4.
I think you can validly criticize him for 2011 against the Mavs. While he played extremely well in the series leading up to the finals including taking a dump on the Bulls, his play in the finals was at best a "head scratcher" as he simply didn't want the ball in the 4th quarter.

As far as 2007 goes, they had no business even being there, and clearly lost to a much, much better team. They only got there because he had an out of body type of experience 4th quarter and OT against Detroit in game 5 that year. This past year, with Irving playing on one leg for much of the playoffs, they made the finals and beat a 60 win team to get there, albeit a 60 win team that looked lost. In the finals, without Kyrie and Love and going up against a really well balanced and superb team in GS, they managed to win 2. That team without LeBron, Kyrie and Love is worse than Philadelphia. Two years ago, they got routed. It's a make or miss league and San Antonio made their shots, and outside of LeBron, the Heat really didn't. I again think they lost to a better, more balanced team.
It was freaking incredible what he pulled off in these most recent playoffs.

With that being said, he knew the risks of starting another big 3 with Kyrie and Love. It didn't surprise me at all that both Kyrie(especially) and Love couldn't make it the whole season.
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vcsgrizzfan wrote:
AlaskaHawks wrote:
vcsgrizzfan wrote:
I think you can validly criticize him for 2011 against the Mavs. While he played extremely well in the series leading up to the finals including taking a dump on the Bulls, his play in the finals was at best a "head scratcher" as he simply didn't want the ball in the 4th quarter.

As far as 2007 goes, they had no business even being there, and clearly lost to a much, much better team. They only got there because he had an out of body type of experience 4th quarter and OT against Detroit in game 5 that year. This past year, with Irving playing on one leg for much of the playoffs, they made the finals and beat a 60 win team to get there, albeit a 60 win team that looked lost. In the finals, without Kyrie and Love and going up against a really well balanced and superb team in GS, they managed to win 2. That team without LeBron, Kyrie and Love is worse than Philadelphia. Two years ago, they got routed. It's a make or miss league and San Antonio made their shots, and outside of LeBron, the Heat really didn't. I again think they lost to a better, more balanced team.
LeBron barely shot 25% outside of 5' in this years Finals. I know, I know, but "Stats" but had he shot even decently, they could have won. That would have been impressive.
I agree. He shot it poorly the whole playoffs this year frankly. He was doing some really outstanding things on the court, but shooting the rock wasn't one of them.
Just kinda weird. He's not an outstanding shooter by any means, but yeah this postseason was really bad. Tired legs, perhaps?

Hard to say, but it wasn't his finest hour.
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