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What doesn’t get talked about enough is that Mike ELEVATED his teammates and MAXIMIZED their talents. He was a leader of troops- at times a brutal tyrant, at times an encourager. But everyone knew he was about WINNING and NOTHING else mattered, so they followed suit. LeBron, on the... show more

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How you win matters, what you do after losing matters. Creating a superteam in an already weak conference in your prime should always be a disqualification from GOAT discussions. Kobe didn't run after losing to the Celtics in 2008, he ran it back and got his revenge in 2010 vs Boston. He won back to back championships w/o Shaq, He won w/o a superteam and top75 teammates, he actually elevated his teammates and didn't make them change up their game. Paul Pierce acknowledges how great Pau was because they ran thru him in 2008 and but saw a major difference in his attitude and mentality in the 2010 Finals. LeBron James here is talking about how great the Celtics were with 4 All-Stars but he had to run to a Finals MVP and another top 5 member of his draft class to start winning rings. Kobe was the opposite and left free rings on the table with Shaq in order to cement his own legacy. This fact alone will never put LeBron above Kobe in the all-time standings.

How you win matters, what you do after losing matters. Creating a superteam in an already weak conference in your prime should always be a disqualification from GOAT discussions. Kobe didn't run after losing to the Celtics in 2008, he ran it back and got his revenge in 2010 vs Boston. He won back to back championships w/o Shaq, He won w/o a superteam and top75 teammates, he actually elevated his teammates and didn't make them change up their game. Paul Pierce acknowledges how great Pau was because they ran thru him in 2008 and but saw a major difference in his attitude and mentality in the 2010 Finals. LeBron James here is talking about how great the Celtics were with 4 All-Stars but he had to run to a Finals MVP and another top 5 member of his draft class to start winning rings. Kobe was the opposite and left free rings on the table with Shaq in order to cement his own legacy. This fact alone will never put LeBron above Kobe in the all-time standings.

Brandon

336,755 views • 1 year ago

Check My Stats! Playoff LeBron has long since been the guy who you can tell that when he can't lift his team to victory, is just playing for stats so that afterwards, he can say "look at my stats, it wasn't my fault" Ty Lue confirmed what we all knew when he revealed that at halftime of G7 of the 2016 Finals, the most important game in LeBron's life, he was ready to quit and when Lue demanded more from him so that they could win, LeBron immediately pointed to his stats.. "Look at my stats, it's not my fault" Even though Adam Silver had given him the corrupt suspension of Draymond and young Kyrie had given him the performance of a career, dude was ready give up on his team because he knew that in the aftermath, his fans and media would use his stats to absolve him. -2017 and 2018, they got swept but "look at Bron stats" -2014 and 2015, they got rinsed off but "look at Bron stats" -2009 and 2010, he failed badly to meet Kobe in the Finals despite being heavily favored and having back to back league best records... but "look at Bron stats" That's why he's always finessed the game and played for numbers. It allows him to fake and hack "greatness" with fans who don't know or care about the integrity of the game, and media who want to push propaganda for content & ratings. But those of us who watched him shrink and quit so many times know better because we've seen real greatness and that's why the fake goat debate has failed so miserably in year 23. Here's Uncut Hoops, a year and a half ago, placing a magnifying glass on LeBron's use of stats to fake greatness.

Check My Stats! Playoff LeBron has long since been the guy who you can tell that when he can't lift his team to victory, is just playing for stats so that afterwards, he can say "look at my stats, it wasn't my fault" Ty Lue confirmed what we all knew when he revealed that at halftime of G7 of the 2016 Finals, the most important game in LeBron's life, he was ready to quit and when Lue demanded more from him so that they could win, LeBron immediately pointed to his stats.. "Look at my stats, it's not my fault" Even though Adam Silver had given him the corrupt suspension of Draymond and young Kyrie had given him the performance of a career, dude was ready give up on his team because he knew that in the aftermath, his fans and media would use his stats to absolve him. -2017 and 2018, they got swept but "look at Bron stats" -2014 and 2015, they got rinsed off but "look at Bron stats" -2009 and 2010, he failed badly to meet Kobe in the Finals despite being heavily favored and having back to back league best records... but "look at Bron stats" That's why he's always finessed the game and played for numbers. It allows him to fake and hack "greatness" with fans who don't know or care about the integrity of the game, and media who want to push propaganda for content & ratings. But those of us who watched him shrink and quit so many times know better because we've seen real greatness and that's why the fake goat debate has failed so miserably in year 23. Here's Uncut Hoops, a year and a half ago, placing a magnifying glass on LeBron's use of stats to fake greatness.

Apex Jones

65,122 views • 9 months ago

Joe Mazzulla said he’s seen Jayson Tatum have a sense of gratitude all year. “We had a team meeting yesterday. He talked a little bit, and just the way that he talked to his teammates, about his teammates.” “He came on the other side of this a better person.”

Joe Mazzulla said he’s seen Jayson Tatum have a sense of gratitude all year. “We had a team meeting yesterday. He talked a little bit, and just the way that he talked to his teammates, about his teammates.” “He came on the other side of this a better person.”

Noa Dalzell 🏀

34,715 views • 6 months ago

“I do not think he was trying to throw Luka under the bus, but I think he was being honest in his surprise…he almost always protects his teammates. And it might be a sign of respect that Luka is the best player on this team…he doesn’t need protecting.” nick wright explains:

“I do not think he was trying to throw Luka under the bus, but I think he was being honest in his surprise…he almost always protects his teammates. And it might be a sign of respect that Luka is the best player on this team…he doesn’t need protecting.” nick wright explains:

First Things First

51,916 views • 6 months ago

VIDEO: MUST WATCH until the end!! LeBron in the last 48 hours: - Bragged about his stats to fans in a game vs the tanking Dallas Mavericks (LeBron lost) - While bragging suggested that his statistical output diminishing was because “they” put him on the shelf - Contradicted that statement the next day on his podcast by saying that he was the one who suggested that Austin Reaves and Luka Doncic not defer so much to him offensively - Campaigned for Shai Gilgeous Alexander to win MVP - Decided to duck OKC tonight (after electing to play the tanking Mavs) in a crucial matchup for playoff seeding because it would negatively affect his stats What separates the greatest to ever play the game from LeBron is that they had a killer instinct, put winning above stats, stuck up for their teammates, didn’t need to manipulate narratives in the media, and they were willing to meet any challenge. He is officially eliminated from Top 10 discussions. (Mind the Game)

VIDEO: MUST WATCH until the end!! LeBron in the last 48 hours: - Bragged about his stats to fans in a game vs the tanking Dallas Mavericks (LeBron lost) - While bragging suggested that his statistical output diminishing was because “they” put him on the shelf - Contradicted that statement the next day on his podcast by saying that he was the one who suggested that Austin Reaves and Luka Doncic not defer so much to him offensively - Campaigned for Shai Gilgeous Alexander to win MVP - Decided to duck OKC tonight (after electing to play the tanking Mavs) in a crucial matchup for playoff seeding because it would negatively affect his stats What separates the greatest to ever play the game from LeBron is that they had a killer instinct, put winning above stats, stuck up for their teammates, didn’t need to manipulate narratives in the media, and they were willing to meet any challenge. He is officially eliminated from Top 10 discussions. (Mind the Game)

HeroOfTheDay

71,267 views • 5 months ago

Ronaldo is a piece of shit that does not respect his teammates. Who remembers that video of Ronaldo shouting at his Juventus teammates during halftime, where he and Cuadrado nearly got into a fight? He was speaking to the entire team in a very disrespectful manner.

Ronaldo is a piece of shit that does not respect his teammates. Who remembers that video of Ronaldo shouting at his Juventus teammates during halftime, where he and Cuadrado nearly got into a fight? He was speaking to the entire team in a very disrespectful manner.

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264,330 views • 2 months ago

Reporter: What do you make of Donald Trump’s attack on Kamala Harris’ identity? Shapiro: I think it’s offensive and it’s more of the same from Trump. He attacks other people based on what they look like or who they pray to or who they love.. He tries to divide Americans because he struggles with uplifting all Americans. I think it shows profound weakness.. Attacking the identity of the VP doesn’t at all reflect negatively on the VP but shows a real insecurity about Trump. This guy is nervous as hell to face Kamala Harris. He’s already trying to back out of the debate. Part of that is because he knows she’s going to whoop him in the debate… There’s another reason why he really doesn’t want to debate her and doesn’t really want to have a conversation about the issues. It’s because he can’t defend his record. He has a record of failure…I think Donald Trump’s attacks speak volumes about the kind of coward that he is, about his own failings, and say nothing about the great qualifications of the VP

Reporter: What do you make of Donald Trump’s attack on Kamala Harris’ identity? Shapiro: I think it’s offensive and it’s more of the same from Trump. He attacks other people based on what they look like or who they pray to or who they love.. He tries to divide Americans because he struggles with uplifting all Americans. I think it shows profound weakness.. Attacking the identity of the VP doesn’t at all reflect negatively on the VP but shows a real insecurity about Trump. This guy is nervous as hell to face Kamala Harris. He’s already trying to back out of the debate. Part of that is because he knows she’s going to whoop him in the debate… There’s another reason why he really doesn’t want to debate her and doesn’t really want to have a conversation about the issues. It’s because he can’t defend his record. He has a record of failure…I think Donald Trump’s attacks speak volumes about the kind of coward that he is, about his own failings, and say nothing about the great qualifications of the VP

Acyn

1,567,346 views • 2 years ago

Darko on finding the balance of Brandon Ingram bailing out the offence vs. when the team offence was faster: “I think BI did a really good job this season overall.” “I think when you look at BI this past season, it was a whole year of getting back to play and be healthy to sustain the whole season.” “When I look at BI and what’s coming in the next 5.5 months, is taking his game to the next level.” “I need to put the ball in his hands more in the half-court, so he can play earlier in the shot clock, so he can playmake for his teammates, because with his size and skills, he very capable of creating his own shots, and also find his teammates.” “There is a lot of stuff I’m really excited about when I look at this summer, and when I look at what BI can do for us going forward.”

Darko on finding the balance of Brandon Ingram bailing out the offence vs. when the team offence was faster: “I think BI did a really good job this season overall.” “I think when you look at BI this past season, it was a whole year of getting back to play and be healthy to sustain the whole season.” “When I look at BI and what’s coming in the next 5.5 months, is taking his game to the next level.” “I need to put the ball in his hands more in the half-court, so he can play earlier in the shot clock, so he can playmake for his teammates, because with his size and skills, he very capable of creating his own shots, and also find his teammates.” “There is a lot of stuff I’m really excited about when I look at this summer, and when I look at what BI can do for us going forward.”

Omer Osman

63,344 views • 4 months ago

DAY 10. the coaches going on abt how good geno is but his only fault is how much he wants to protect his teammates… NAMELY SID. “he got confused about what defending a teammate was and making the right play” “he saw sid get hit and went straight at him.”

DAY 10. the coaches going on abt how good geno is but his only fault is how much he wants to protect his teammates… NAMELY SID. “he got confused about what defending a teammate was and making the right play” “he saw sid get hit and went straight at him.”

ara #CUT4GENO

28,685 views • 3 months ago

Lebron James vs Dallas is the biggest stain on anyone’s legacy … facts You can never call LeBron a GOAT That’s how bad 2011 against Dallas was Wade avg 27 points Bosh avg 19 and 7 LeBron was the third leading scorer on his team!! Avg 17.8 in his prime!!!! Lebron James had more help than Kobe with Shaq or Kobe with Pau and still lost, all because he choked… His teammates performed and he didn’t. Stop blaming his finals losses on his teammates. Lebron had plenty of help, too bad he couldn’t help himself from choking 😂😂

Lebron James vs Dallas is the biggest stain on anyone’s legacy … facts You can never call LeBron a GOAT That’s how bad 2011 against Dallas was Wade avg 27 points Bosh avg 19 and 7 LeBron was the third leading scorer on his team!! Avg 17.8 in his prime!!!! Lebron James had more help than Kobe with Shaq or Kobe with Pau and still lost, all because he choked… His teammates performed and he didn’t. Stop blaming his finals losses on his teammates. Lebron had plenty of help, too bad he couldn’t help himself from choking 😂😂

MambaRomeo

31,009 views • 24 days ago

This doesn’t get talked about enough but prime Durant cleared prime Bron. The media and fans never had this conversation because when KD was destroying the Cavs in the finals, Bron was ducking by switching his teammates on KD. The narrative was that KD only won because he stacked the deck. But in a vacuum, at the time, who you taking? The choice was obvious… Prime KD vs Prime Bron (Pro-am)

This doesn’t get talked about enough but prime Durant cleared prime Bron. The media and fans never had this conversation because when KD was destroying the Cavs in the finals, Bron was ducking by switching his teammates on KD. The narrative was that KD only won because he stacked the deck. But in a vacuum, at the time, who you taking? The choice was obvious… Prime KD vs Prime Bron (Pro-am)

Jacob

218,959 views • 1 year ago

AJ Dybantsa averages 23.4 True Shooting Attempts per game. Kansas held him to 16. Self implemented a tremendous defensive game plan. The Jayhawks kept size, length, and athleticism on him at all times with Budinga + Tiller. They sent earlier help on his drives, late help on his mid-post ISOs, and flat-out doubled him at times. They forced the ball out of his hands, and he got it to his teammates — though it was a hair too late at times. But what stood out to me, and what has stood out to me against tougher teams with better athletes, is that Dybansta struggles a bit to create separation/clean looks vs. players of similar size and athleticism. He also picks his dribble up far too often and it leads him to settle for tough 2s, which teams will live with. He needs to either improve his handle, improve his three-point shot, or put on weight. Maybe all three.

AJ Dybantsa averages 23.4 True Shooting Attempts per game. Kansas held him to 16. Self implemented a tremendous defensive game plan. The Jayhawks kept size, length, and athleticism on him at all times with Budinga + Tiller. They sent earlier help on his drives, late help on his mid-post ISOs, and flat-out doubled him at times. They forced the ball out of his hands, and he got it to his teammates — though it was a hair too late at times. But what stood out to me, and what has stood out to me against tougher teams with better athletes, is that Dybansta struggles a bit to create separation/clean looks vs. players of similar size and athleticism. He also picks his dribble up far too often and it leads him to settle for tough 2s, which teams will live with. He needs to either improve his handle, improve his three-point shot, or put on weight. Maybe all three.

Latif Love

39,822 views • 7 months ago

A young girl was presented to Peller as his sister and he refused saying he doesn’t know her name or anything about her and that his father is the one causing all that with the fact that he has multiple kids out of wedlock which he doesn’t know about🙆‍♂️😭💔

A young girl was presented to Peller as his sister and he refused saying he doesn’t know her name or anything about her and that his father is the one causing all that with the fact that he has multiple kids out of wedlock which he doesn’t know about🙆‍♂️😭💔

Beri🌚

82,072 views • 3 months ago

Shannon Sharpe rips the coaches and players who are hating on Bam Adebayo for his 83 points, because he passed Kobe Bryant 81-point game. But they were all hyping and celebrating when Kobe dropped 60 points on 50 shots back in the day and how he didn’t get his teammates involved

Shannon Sharpe rips the coaches and players who are hating on Bam Adebayo for his 83 points, because he passed Kobe Bryant 81-point game. But they were all hyping and celebrating when Kobe dropped 60 points on 50 shots back in the day and how he didn’t get his teammates involved

NBA Hoops

54,945 views • 6 months ago