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Message: [QUOTE="Lefty2one, post: 2738136, member: 1001"] This is the problem when young (or ignorant) people go back and look at history. They don't know the nuances of the era. They think Pippen and Rodman were at their peak for the entire duration of their Chicago tenures. They think Horace Grant was some great player; he averaged more than 15 PPG one time and it was 15.1. He made one All-Star team ('94, without MJ). Pippen wasn't an All-Star during the final Bulls dynasty season in '98. Rodman never made the All-Star team with the Bulls. [USER=1073]@UofCT2009[/USER] ... Wade, Bosh, Love and Kyrie ALL made multiple All-Star teams while teammates of LeBron. You know how many All-Star teammates MJ? One: Pippen. Seven times. Not Grant, not Rodman, not Kukoc. He had ONE All-Star teammate his entire career and people act like he was on loaded teams. In 25 years, people will bash LeBron for losing the 2014 Finals because they'll think he lost it with a prime Wade. Our country cares less and less about history with each passing decade. It's a shame. [/QUOTE]