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    Default So Lebron without Wade is like Cornflakes without the milk?


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    Default Re: So Lebron without Wade is like Cornflakes without the milk?

    Jordan without Pippen


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    Default Re: So Lebron without Wade is like Cornflakes without the milk?

    Quote Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
    Jordan without Pippen

    And yet no one cares.

    6/6 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 2/6

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    Default Re: So Lebron without Wade is like Cornflakes without the milk?

    Quote Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
    Jordan without Pippen

    Right, because the dynamics between LeBron and Wade were even remotely similar to those of MJ and Scottie. There was never one second that MJ did not completely control the offensive destiny of the Bulls. It was ALWAYS on him.

    Set aside 2011 when Wade was the leading scorer in more total regular and postseason games than James (he probably outscored James more that year than Scottie outscored Mike his whole career lmao). In 2012, Wade averaged 23 ppg in the playoffs and Finals (Pip did that when?). And even in his crippled 2013 postseason, Wade still closed out Game 4 by himself while LeBron was on the bench, and Wade was also the leading scorer in one of their other wins, Game 2.

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    Default Re: So Lebron without Wade is like Cornflakes without the milk?

    The thing people sometimes forget is that Wade adapted his game. Everyone knows he acquiesed and became a 2nd option, but he also changed the way he played. Irving essentially plays like a 1st option with a reduced role rather than a true 2nd option. Wade was obviously a much better defender as well.

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