Who Was Lebron's Best Teammate While Playing in Cleveland

[SilkkTheShocker]

Mo Williams?
Varejao?
Shaq?
Jamison?
Boozer?
Big Z?

[FatComputerNerd]

Mo Williams?
Varejao?
Shaq?
Jamison?
Boozer?
Big Z?

Probably Boozer.

Tough to say though really. Jamison didn't play with him but for a half-season or less.

Shaq and Z were both old and on the decline already.

Mo was pretty good but Boozer was probably a higher caliber player.

Andy is tough to rank since he is a roleplayer. I honestly don't think I'd want Boozer over Andy due to the intangibles Andy brings to the floor, but Boozer is obviously a higher ranked player when looking at the box score. Andy is very possibly the better teammate though!

[Collie]

Probably Z. He was still putting up 17-9 at some point and made an all star game. only really declined during LBJ's last couple of years there.

[SilkkTheShocker]

Probably Boozer.

Tough to say though really. Jamison didn't play with him but for a half-season or less.

Shaq and Z were both old and on the decline already.

Mo was pretty good but Boozer was probably a higher caliber player.

Andy is tough to rank since he is a roleplayer. I honestly don't think I'd want Boozer over Andy due to the intangibles Andy brings to the floor, but Boozer is obviously a higher ranked player when looking at the box score. Andy is very possibly the better teammate though!

Good analysis

[lilgodfather1]

Boozer by far. Mo was a one dmensional player, he had one goal score, Z was an all star one year, but that's mostly due to he C's sucking, especially in the East. Hughes sucked when he got to Cleveland, Gooden just sucks, Andy is a good player, but his entire offensive game was LeBron passing him the ball.

[strifed169]

Andy has always been the most consistant teamate of LBJ

[SilkkTheShocker]

Andy has always been the most consistant teamate of LBJ

Agreed with this. You always saw him playing with Lebron in the 4th quarter.

[cotdt]

Lebron's entire team in Cleveland were very solid roleplayers. They depended on Lebron's playmaking ability, because nobody else on that team was good at creating. But make no mistake, his teammates were very solid.

[arifgokcen]

Lebron's entire team in Cleveland were very solid roleplayers. They depended on Lebron's playmaking ability, because nobody else on that team was good at creating. But make no mistake, his teammates were very solid.

Very solid?????????
Are you sure.
Mo couldnt hit a shot in playoffs,he was one of the worst defenders in the league at his position.Z was very slow when they were running for the title.West was bipolar and undersized.They didnt have anyone that can score on his own.When lebron was injured team record was worse than the worst record in the league.Only dependable teammate he had was andy.

[Collie]

If we're talking about who helped LBJ the most during his time there, then you can't count Boozer. He had one year playing with a raw rookie Lebron where they didn't even make the playoffs.

[L.Kizzle]

Ricky Davis.

[alenleomessi]

Larry Hughes anyone?

[SilkkTheShocker]

Ricky Davis.

I loved the games Lebron started with Ricky Davis and Darius Miles when he first got there. That team could throw down some sick dunks

[chips93]

delonte west deserves a mention

he could get his own shot, and played great defense. he was a true competitor.

its really hard to say who the best was. i would say mo, but for his playoff performances, i would say andy, but he came off of the bench when they had jamison.

jamison never really fit in, never found his groove while bron was there, and his defense is atrocious.

its probably big Z, but you could make a case for a few different guys.

[DukeDelonte13]

Delonte was playing great bball when he was starting on the cavs during that 66 win season, but my vote goes to Andy.