View Full Version : Who is about to have their legacy PERMA-ruined?
TheGoatest
05-30-2022, 04:07 AM
https://images4.imagebam.com/d7/50/e4/MEB2I5Q_o.jpg
Their teams making the finals without them is bad enough plenty, but which of the two teams will do the following to their legacies?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXZFbGJxSlk
Spurs m8
05-30-2022, 06:28 AM
How is this guy still melting so hard and starting the same thread over and over?lol
No one is buying it...you can't gaslight us...you lifeless little b1tch
Keep enjoying that lonely life of yours...
Shooter
05-30-2022, 08:43 AM
How is this guy still melting so hard and starting the same thread over and over?lol
No one is buying it...you can't gaslight us...you lifeless little b1tch
Keep enjoying that lonely life of yours...
Imagine being this mad about a fact.:lol
Full Court
05-30-2022, 10:07 AM
The biggest hit to a legacy this year was Lebron. Hands down.
Shooter
05-30-2022, 10:08 AM
The biggest hit to a legacy this year was Lebron. Hands down.
Thread:
Kyrie & KD
Full Tard: Le:mad:Bron :mad:
:lol
Full Court
05-30-2022, 10:11 AM
Thread:
Kyrie & KD
Full Tard: Le:mad:Bron :mad:
:lol
Truth hurts, doesn't it?
:lebroncry:
LeGoat4Life
05-30-2022, 10:16 AM
At least both still can make it to the playoff
Whereas Levirgin haven’t played in the playoff yet without AD in the west
1987_Lakers
05-30-2022, 10:27 AM
Warriors won a title without KD, Boston made the ECF without Kyrie in 2018 and it took LeBron playing out of his mind for them to not make the Finals.
I think we all knew both the Warriors & Boston were good teams without them, but Kyrie was a total failure in Boston.
ImKobe
05-30-2022, 11:17 AM
Both the Celtics & Warriors are completely different from what they had outside of KD/Kyrie in 2019. Won't stop idiots like OP from shitposting though.
1987_Lakers
05-30-2022, 11:18 AM
Both the Celtics & Warriors are completely different from what they had outside of KD/Kyrie in 2019. Won't stop idiots like OP from shitposting though.
Sorry, it's the same core. OP's point applies.
warriorfan
05-30-2022, 11:24 AM
Almost as bad as 2011
Oh wait, not even close.
Come back when KD or Kyrie get outscored by Jason Terry on the biggest stage.
2011 is the GOAT choke that will keep Bron out of the top 10. Eventually he’s going to get the Barry Bonds treatment and not even be allowed in the hall of fame.
Shooter
05-30-2022, 11:28 AM
Almost as bad as 2011
Oh wait, not even close.
Come back when KD or Kyrie get outscored by Jason Terry on the biggest stage.
2011 is the GOAT choke that will keep Bron out of the top 10. Eventually he’s going to get the Barry Bonds treatment and not even be allowed in the hall of fame.
What about losing a play-in game to a Lebron James buzzer beater 3?
1987_Lakers
05-30-2022, 11:29 AM
What about losing a play-in game to a Lebron James buzzer beater 3?
:lebronamazed:
warriorfan
05-30-2022, 11:33 AM
What about losing a play-in game to a Lebron James buzzer beater 3?
2011 is far worse. A literal legacy killer.
HylianNightmare
05-30-2022, 12:36 PM
Go outside
Shooter
05-30-2022, 12:40 PM
2011 is far worse. A literal legacy killer.
So Curry saved his legacy by losing sooner. :lol Must be an MJ fan :roll:
TheGoatest
05-30-2022, 01:51 PM
So Curry saved his legacy by losing sooner. :lol Must be an MJ fan :roll:
A Klay-less 33 year-old Curry exposed himself last season, failing to make the playoffs over an all-starless team whose best player by far was a 21 year-old. :roll:
8Ball
05-30-2022, 04:07 PM
If Curry loses he will have 3 finals losses. That means it was better to not make the playoffs :lol
If Tatum loses he will join Butler and Barkley as 0-1 in the finals and it was better to lose in game 7 for legacy purposes.
What about losing a play-in game to a Lebron James buzzer beater 3?
:milton
John8204
05-30-2022, 07:09 PM
Legacy hits from least to worst hits
Anthony Davis - is going to have to make major changes when he returns
Chris Paul - will never overtake Curry in PG rankings
James Harden - has established himself as a team killer
Kevin Durant - can never make the top ten list
Russell Westbrook - fell out of the top 75(6) with this season.
Legacy hits from smallest gains to biggest
Carmelo Anthony - still showed he's not done and has value as a sixth man, might outlast Russ at this point
Giannis - taking a big step into the next best player from his generation
Curry - Putting himself up there with the all-timers and moving away from his contemporaries (Leonard, Durant)
Jimmy Butler - Made the hall of fame and top 75 this year
Luka Doncic - He's on pace to be a top ten all-timer and the new face of the NBA
No change
Jokic - won an MVP still lost his playoff series badly
Embiid - likely needs to get out of Philly
Kyrie - last year was a tailspin
Lebron - put up great numbers and his legacy is rock solid
Trae - this was a nothing season for him
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