So Lebron and two "Stars" who've never been to the playoffs are the favorites?

[RoundMoundOfReb]

Is that why he signs with stacked teams only?

a 33 win team that loses Jack+Zeller and adds Wiggins is "stacked"?

[Real14]

Any team with LeBron on the roster automatically becomes a contender. How many players in history can that be said about?

04- lebron missed playoffs.
05- lebron missed playoffs.

[Roundball_Rock]

04- lebron missed playoffs.
05- lebron missed playoffs.

He joined a 17 win team out of high school and improved them to 35 wins in year one, 42 in year two and 50 in year three. Since he turned 21 he has won at least 60% of his games every year (60%=50 wins over 82 games).

He came out of high school. Compare his first two years with others who came from high school. The rookie year is listed first.

LeBron: 21/6/6, 27/7/7
Kobe: 8/2/1, 15/3/3
KG: 10/6/2, 17/8/3
Kemp: 7/4/0, 15/8/2
Moses (ABA): 19/15/1, 14/10/1

[pegasus]

since when is Cleveland stacked?

They're stacked with young talent and draft picks. That will translate to "stacked" once they pull some moves. If they can't, Lebron will bolt next summer and sign with a surer stacked team.

[FLDFSU]

They're stacked with young talent and draft picks. That will translate to "stacked" once they pull some moves. If they can't, Lebron will bolt next summer and sign with a surer stacked team.