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Good that he plays for a likable team and helps them.
He helps them be likable……..otherwise are they really outside of Miami?
Good that he plays for a likable team and helps them.
He helps them be likable……..otherwise are they really outside of Miami?
He helps them be likable……..otherwise are they really outside of Miami?
When people in other parts of the country don't like you, you are generally doing something right. As a basketball team, they are everything you could ever want. They work hard, play hard, especially on the defensive end. No one on that team is ever getting into any sort of trouble and the organization is run in a fantastic manner. I think it just boils down to the fact that a lot of people just didn't like the fact that James and Bosh went there to play.
When people in other parts of the country don't like you, you are generally doing something right. As a basketball team, they are everything you could ever want. They work hard, play hard, especially on the defensive end. No one on that team is ever getting into any sort of trouble and the organization is run in a fantastic manner. I think it just boils down to the fact that a lot of people just didn't like the fact that James and Bosh went there to play.
From a lifestyle perspective, I can't fault Bron for going there. But win on your own. I'll never view him remotely in the same group as MJ or even Kobe. Bosh is a $15m 3 or specialist, the most overpaid player in sports.
husky91 said:From a lifestyle perspective, I can't fault Bron for going there. But win on your own. I'll never view him remotely in the same group as MJ or even Kobe. Bosh is a $15m 3 or specialist, the most overpaid player in sports.
mauconnfan said:San Antonio is from a different part of the the country, play real hard and do things right on and off the court, and are very likable. I don't see the same in Miami. Wade is not really a likable guy and although LeBron is a good guy overall, he has changed with his ever growing success which is well deserved by the way. But you are right in the fact Bosh and LeBron heading there in a package deal is less than appealing to most……….but they play hard. Get a lot of calls too…….
Not everyone likes them - Ginobli and Parker bring heavy doses of flopping and Duncan's bug-eyed "what, me foul?" face grates on a lot of people. At times they've had some s like Stephen Jackson and Gary Neal too.
But mostly the hatred is reserved for Houston/OKC fans and teams that get beat by them in the playoffs. It isn't a universal hatred like the Heat face.
Weakest hater argument ever. Yeah let's ignore the existence of Pippen or Rodman or Shaq.But win on your own. I'll never view him remotely in the same group as MJ or even Kobe.
Weakest hater argument ever. Yeah let's ignore the existence of Pippen and Shaq.
Good that he plays for a likable team and helps them.
Then you'll never get how phenomenal he is, and that's a shame.. . . I can't fault Bron for going there. But win on your own. I'll never view him remotely in the same group as MJ or even Kobe. . .
Ahh, no way. Wade is never likable, Bosh a user, Birdman a dirbag, Chalmers a whiner, and Bron gets every call. I do like Battier, I like all Duke alums.
Calhoun isn't likable, Ollie is, from the general fans perspective.
Not everyone likes them - Ginobli and Parker bring heavy doses of flopping and Duncan's bug-eyed "what, me foul?" face grates on a lot of people. At times they've had some s like Stephen Jackson and Gary Neal too.
But mostly the hatred is reserved for Houston/OKC fans and teams that get beat by them in the playoffs. It isn't a universal hatred like the Heat face.
Who does LeBron have? An old Dwayne Wade with broken down knees, who missed close to 30 games this season? A big white guy with loud tattoos? A guy named Bosch who is soft and is super hot and cold?
The great irony of your post is that LeBron IS pretty much winning on his own. The guy is flat out awesome, and a once in a generation player - and probably once in a couple generation player.
He has Ray.
Who does Lebron have? He has one of the best shooting guards in NBA history, the best shooter in NBA history and a 9x all-star at power forward.....saying Lebron is pretty much winning on his own is unbelievably stupid.Then you'll never get how phenomenal he is, and that's a shame.
Pretty much every game the guy comes out and has to lead his team and get a lot of points, a lot of rebounds, and a lot of assists. He also frequently has to shut down one of the other's team's best scorer.
Jordan had Pippen for all of his titles - a top 50 all time player. He had Rodman - one of the best rebounders and defenders who ever played.
Kobe had one of the two best centers to ever play for 3 of his rings.
Who does LeBron have? An old Dwayne Wade with broken down knees, who missed close to 30 games this season? A big white guy with loud tattoos? A guy named Bosch who is soft and is super hot and cold?
The great irony of your post is that LeBron IS pretty much winning on his own. The guy is flat out awesome, and a once in a generation player - and probably once in a couple generation player.
From a lifestyle perspective, I can't fault Bron for going there. But win on your own. I'll never view him remotely in the same group as MJ or even Kobe. Bosh is a $15m 3 or specialist, the most overpaid player in sports.
Skip Bayless, is that you?The Spurs had them beat last year and will run a clinic on Miami this year, no more than 5.
I could care less about Ray, good job against Miss St in 1995. Go watch his 4th Q in game 7 of 2010 finals against Lakers. Where was he then, he was awful and cost Celts the championship.
I like Brian Shaw but I wouldn't exactly say Kobe rode his coattails. LolYou realize MJ had Pippen, Rodman, etc. Kobe rode Shaw's coattails for three titles and Cleveland is a city that will never attract free agents....never mind. Lol