LeBron is Playing with Career Losers.

[LAZERUSS]

I will say this....

and for for whatever reasons, I find it interesting that Lebron's presence has reduced good offensive and rebounding players like Bosh and Love into 3pt shooters with much less impact on the offensive glass.

[ImKobe]

[Akhenaten]

Before Lebron arrived, Wade was pretty much a "loser", as well. Same with Chris Bosh before he joined up.

[kennethgriffin]

gasols 0-16 in the playoffs without kobe


...................2 rings with kobe

[Akhenaten]

I will say this....

Unless it's going to be your typical 30 page dissertation on Wilt Chamberlain don't type anything.

I really hope you were trolling with your initial comment likening Wade/Bosh to Irving/Love in terms of being "losers".

If not then you sir a cretin of the highest order, a slack-jawed, knuckle-dragging, mouth-breathing imbecile.

[HOoopCityJones]

You seems to forget that Kobe's years without Phil have been laughable (bench player before him, missed Playoffs and couldn't stay on the court during the sabbatical year, has been basically irrelevant and not competed for a ring since).

Good thing Duncan has had the fortune to never go through anything like that. Like ever in his career.

[kennethgriffin]

I will say this....

and for for whatever reasons, I find it interesting that Lebron's presence has reduced good offensive and rebounding players like Bosh and Love into 3pt shooters with much less impact on the offensive glass.

how many god damn times have i said "the lebron run offense tells bigs to get out of the paint"

hense the massive dip in offensive rebounding and fg% for love


bosh felt the impact aswell

[Spurs5Rings2014]

Good thing Duncan has had the fortune to never go through anything like that. Like ever in his career.

Any team Duncan played for would get 50 wins, Pop or not.

GOAT gonna GOAT.

[beastee]

OP...No Excuses.

[Blue&Orange]

the guy who manages his image so carefully

Stop reading here

is this real life?

[ArbitraryWater]

Before Lebron arrived, Wade was pretty much a "loser", as well. Same with Chris Bosh before he joined up.

[HOoopCityJones]

Any team Duncan played for would get 50 wins, Pop or not.

GOAT gonna GOAT.

Too bad we'll never know if you're just sucking dick or not.

[Dresta]

Before Lebron arrived, Wade was pretty much a "loser", as well. Same with Chris Bosh before he joined up.

Hysterical Wilt Chamberlain fan calls guy who won Finals MVP in his third year a "loser" - this is too much

Keep it up with the walls of text worshipping an enormous choking behemoth, who, despite his size, is still, remarkably, completely lacking in courage or mental fortitude. Keep propping up your God-man

[PJR]

'06-07... 44-38 and swept in 1st round.
'07-08... 10-41 and missed the playoffs
'08-09... 43-39 and lost in 1st round, 4-3.
'09-10... 47-35 and lost in 1st round, 4-1.

So you're going to cut off half of Wade's career (where he had competent supporting cast) where he led the Heat to the Eastern Semis as a rookie, co-led the Heat to the Eastern Conference Finals with Shaq in 2005, and then led the Heat to the title in 2006? How convenient.

Moron.

[ILLsmak]

Before Lebron arrived, Wade was pretty much a "loser", as well. Same with Chris Bosh before he joined up.

This is a strange post. One thing people need to appreciate is college.

Dude's going deep in the tourney or having success on stacked college teams don't mean as much, but guys like... Hayward or Curry or, in this case, Wade, all had huge games in college. That is winning, too. That translates.

Then Wade got in the NBA and won. He won w/ Shaq, sure, but he also did some work in the playoffs without him.

If you make the playoffs in your rookie year, that is generally a good sign. Some people had teams that were just bad... and it doesn't mean you are a loser if you don't, but if you are a high pick and do... then you are probably a winner.

Not only did he make it, but actually won a series there, too.

-Smak