Could it be true?

[orange_chicken]

...that the reason players wanna play with Bron is not because he's unselfish nor the best in the world but it's because he gets all the superstar calls and the NBA will get refs to fixed the playoffs in his favor. So Bron is the only player at the moment with the highest chance of winning a ring. Could this be true?

[kennethgriffin]

...that the reason players wanna play with Bron is not because he's unselfish nor the best in the world but it's because he gets all the superstar calls and the NBA will get refs to fixed the playoffs in his favor. So Bron is the only player at the moment with the highest chance of winning a ring. Could this be true?

people praise lebron for having teammates that like him...


but lets not forget how he got those teammates in the first place


its not like wade/bosh went to cleveland

and its not like kyrie/tristan went to miami

[bobopenguin]

...that the reason players wanna play with Bron is not because he's unselfish nor the best in the world but it's because he gets all the superstar calls and the NBA will get refs to fixed the playoffs in his favor. So Bron is the only player at the moment with the highest chance of winning a ring. Could this be true?

ppl wanna play with lebron, cos if u suck him off nicely, he will get u a fat contract.

[Spurs m8]

Not that many players actually give 2 fuks though tbh

[Mirror]

You get more attention if you play with LeBron as a role player.

[riseagainst]

stars with no egos and don't care about being reduced to a role player will play with him.
That's why J.R. Smith left, he doesn't want to stand in the corner and wait for a pass to him to shoot a bail out 3.
Role players definitely dont mind because they are already role players.

[Velocirap31]

Lebron has the highest chance at winning a ring because he is the best player in the league. He also makes others around him better, especially role players. You can make the Bosh argument in Miami, but he was reduced from a first option on a bad team in Toronto to a 3rd option on a great team.

Lebron doesn't publicly chastise his teammates while taking little to no responsibility for his own poor play. After a loss, Lebron will always say that he must personally do better, even if he just had a 40-10-10 game. His teammates aren't off the hook and he'll tell them what he thinks outside of the media, where it should be.

He's also a likeable guy. Look at how many of his ex-teammates think fondly of him. Players around the league notice these things.