Larry Bird Thinks LeBron James Is Potentially The Best Player In NBA History

[Full Court]

One 3peat, quits to rest, loses in the 2nd round and then a *3peat.

4 without resting >>>>> 3 without resting.

How many three peats does Lebron have? Don't feel like looking it up right now.

[Hey Yo]

shouldn't have been. He was still in baseball condition not NBA shape

But not in 96... technically his 10th year in the league and still considered his prime. Just like many other 10yr players, past or present

[John8204]

Larry is clearly just biter over all those playoff games and series sweeps Jordan had over him.

[SATAN]

Larry is clearly just biter over all those playoff games and series sweeps Jordan had over him.

Casual.

[Bawkish]

Haven't posted in almost 3 months and still this debate is all over the boards

it's like a disease, it gets treated for a short while but it pesters for a lifetime

[TheMan]

In a game in which MJ lost.

That makes what he said even more impressive.

[TheMan]

Haven't posted in almost 3 months and still this debate is all over the boards

it's like a disease, it gets treated for a short while but it pesters for a lifetime

It won't be a "debate" after LBJ retires, which will be sooner rather than later, especially since his kid looks like he won't amount to jack shit in the NBA. The NBA and their media cohorts will quickly look for the new "GOAT".

[Axe]

it's like a disease, it gets treated for a short while but it pesters for a lifetime

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...uDISg&usqp=CAU

[Street Hunger]

It's very tough to figure out how to judge modern day players versus 1980s players