Remember when Lebron was considered a great Leader?

[HOoopCityJones]

Glad that myth has been put to bed. Guess we knew who was the real leader of The Heat. Well, I guess some of us always knew.

[beastee]

He is a great player, no doubt. But if you look at the numbers of players he has played with either before or after he is around bron and what they are with him it is obvious this is an ESPN fabrication to make his legend bigger. He is a great facilitator, but that doesn't mean he makes his teammates better and leads them on. 2/5. Enough said

[ArbitraryWater]

OP desperately trying to force this "LeBron is a bad leader" and make it a consensus.. wont happen, bud

Digging the effort, though.

[HOoopCityJones]

It's crazy but there's no way you can consider this one of the all time great leaders like he's been portrayed the last few years. This guy's attitude once shit doesn't go his way is astounding. Give me hero ball from Kobe anyday over this shit.

[HOoopCityJones]

OP desperately trying to force this "LeBron is a bad leader" and make it a consensus.. wont happen, bud

Digging the effort, though.

I don't have to try anything shitstain.

Even the casual NBA fan can see he sets a bad example if every single call or bounce doesn't go his way.

[Budadiiii]

LeBron is an atrocious leader. Well known fact to people who understand leadership.

[gilalizard]

No.

[beastee]

It's crazy but there's no way you can consider this one of the all time great leaders like he's been portrayed the last few years. This guy's attitude once shit doesn't go his way is astounding. Give me hero ball from Kobe anyday over this shit.

Your Kobe agenda hurts this legitimate conversation. Kobe hero ball is pretty selfish and has not been successful without a great player like Shaq or PAU there to pick up the pieces and help their team win. Back to lebron. Dude gives up and its very frustrating to see him do that numerous times. Coddled stars these days...

[HOoopCityJones]

Your Kobe agenda hurts this legitimate conversation. Kobe hero ball is pretty selfish and has not been successful without a great player like Shaq or PAU there to pick up the pieces and help their team win. Back to lebron. Dude gives up and its very frustrating to see him do that numerous times. Coddled stars these days...

I admitted a personal preference. I prefer the attitude of a Kobe, Westbrook, even Wade. I'm not whoring my opinion.

You can take it however you want, but it leads to results.

This type of shit LBJ does leads to 10' vs Boston and 11' Finals.

[dannywpt]

Idk about his leadership qualities, but I find it so funny that he's now voluntarily back with a mediocre Cavs team just like before 2010.

Only this time he acts like an entitled, lazy, whiny and ego-centrical "leader" instead of a hungry, talented beta who in the end took the easy way out by colluding with his opposition

[Real14]

2007?

[HOoopCityJones]

2007?

Historically weak Conference , even by today's standards.

[sportjames23]

OP desperately trying to force this "LeBron is a bad leader" and make it a consensus.. wont happen, bud

Digging the effort, though.

HOoop is right doe.

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

I remember hearing that back when he was in high school but not after they choked the championship game

[tpols]

Lebrons never been a leader.. He needed Wade for that.

Between last year's finals and the beginning of this year saying their opening game is one of the greatest sporting spectacle of all time.. It's just cringe worthy. He has no humility or genuine care for being on a tight knit team who prides itself on any type of identity. Everything's a show for his own legacy masked with padded FG and assist totals to front like he's unselfish.