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@@kennyh8612 yeah I’m not sure what even happened during that race I would say Rob didn’t play enough games but that wasn’t a rule and Gobert won a dpoy playing 56 so. Jrue deserves one over Smart totally agree

@@MALLYGEEZ1 he truly was one of a kind

@@MALLYGEEZ1 i appreciate it!! Hopefully will have more consistent content for you soon

Haha almost forgot how awful he was that series as well. But you’re right, jrue holiday and Derrick white are the last two people Kyrie needs guarding him on top of having to play in Boston.

Thank you kind sir. This is what walnut brains don’t understand

Appreciate it! Rondos actually a really good choice and his defense was very good at his peak too may have overlooked him a bit lol. He wasn’t at all a scorer that wasn’t his game but CP3’s scoring was something that pushed him high. Rondo definitely could be top 10!

This is true. I left him out bc he wiped the floor with everyone his stats were too good

Absolutely his game was awesome! If I had to choose a PG to start a team with, obviously there magic and Steph, but he would maybe be my next option bc of how much he could do. Very underrated player

I can’t say I blame you especially with how much the media have covered him and the Lakers the past few years

Wish I was in the same boat for years but I'm glad I share the same view now. It seemed so crazy to have him outside of the top 3 or 5 but now after reconsidering everything it seems right

😂😂. Wish I was a little clearer with my point but it seems people like you understand what I meant lol.

@@GBHOOPS35 pretty much same view as you on lebron. On paper he is great but it's "how" he accomplished it which lebron fans don't understand for some reason

@@KamrenMCOC yeah definitely he’s a statistical monster and clearly very very good it’s just everything else he has done and his shortcomings, big team-ups, etc.

The would have five peated in like 07 but werent really a superteam by 2013. It was a superstar, allstar, and very fringe allstar player. Also was at the cavs and lakers

Kyrie outplayed Steph Curry in the 2016 finals though?

@@BIGGMUNKY obviously they have to take a step back if they’re playing with lebron. The point is they are one year removed from absolutely monster seasons so they’re still the same player, they just have to accept a smaller role. And yes Shaq Dwight and them were not in their primes but I didn’t mention them for that reason (Russ could still play pretty well).

@@GBHOOPS35 while in 2011 wade was still an all nba guy. By 2013 and 14 he wasnt the same. Barely an allstar and pretty injury prone. When lebron left his stats stayed the same for most

@@BIGGMUNKY yeah that’s true I do think he was still very good in 2013 but 2014 certainly was slowing down. My point was more about how good they were at the time Lebron teamed with them bc he clearly didnt see himself staying with the heat or Cleveland the second time for very long he just wanted to get rings (which is fine everyone wants rings but he can still get criticized for it when it comes to people’s ranking).

I’ve never really looked at him favorably for doing that stuff, but I always thought his talent and stats were good enough to justify him being ranked high. However, the more I thought about what he’s done the less I respect him, stats aside. This video was kind of about me realizing these players he hand picked to play with were so damn good and maybe even better than him like AD. Better late than never!

@@GBHOOPS35 He basically just has longevity stats. He really wasn't that impressive even in his prime compared to the players who are actually great, Like the dude was never better than bird and he still isn't. Took him 20 years in the league to get 1 more ring (if you count that fake ring) than what Bird did in his short career. Like it really was never a debate for him to be in the top 5. So where exactly are you moving him down to? Like in your top 20 or where exactly. This video certainly wasn't the kind of video I was expecting to watch based on the title.

⁠@@DarknessFlameMediaI agree with most of that. His longevity stats shouldn’t be a positive factor for him cuz ur right it took him so long just to do what bird, magic, mj did in way less time. Not sure I’d say he was never in the debate for top 5, though. His talent is kinda overrated, however, and I think guys like bird and Hakeem probably had more skill than him. Not sure exactly where I’d place him off the top of my head but definitely behind the guys I just mentioned among others. Sorry to mislead you with the title, I’m trying to be better at getting my point across and I’m not sure I was explicit enough this video (may make a follow up).

It is quite the list. Not to mention guys like Jamison and Westbrook, granted Russ was out of his prime but still it’s a lot of good players

I appreciate the backup😂. But yes you’re absolutely right. It was honestly shocking to see how good AD did in 2020 and this year as well. And even this Lakers team is very good people don’t seem to get that you’re correct. They have more than enough talent to do well especially if Lebron is the GOAT like everyone says he is.

I appreciate this! In my newer videos I have been putting up the stats better for everyone to see I’m just very limited on the editing front because this is brand new to me. But thank you for the feedback it means a lot!

It's too much fo get into. He didn't get his point across properly Imagine Jordan leaving the bulls to join Hakeem Olajuwon and Charles Barkley to win rings Imagine Bird joining Magic and Moses Malone Imagine Joker joining Luka and Giannis Think about how when KD joined the Warriors many considered his GOAT claim null and void If LeBron was as good as he and others claim be should have easily done what the others did and won withe their team. Nba draft puts talented players on the worst teams, that is, how its always been Lebron is the only great to win his first ring on a team he jumped to with a guy that was in the same draft class and won a ring already. Dwade won a ring without LeBron and before he did Lebron has always teamed up with basically who he is afraid to play against Anthony Davis is a top 5 player in the league and is also a man that led his team prior to joining Lebron Any time you take two top 10 players they win a championship. Pippen was never considered a top 10 player. Hakeem had no all stars let alone a top 10 player. Lebron played with Westbrook and Dwight Howard as well. He promised us more than 8 rings coz he knew the team was stacked and didn't even deliver that. Any other Greats joining a top 10 player would definitely deliver. Lebron leads teams in title only. AD leads the Lakers

The response here sums it up but it’s just the manner in which he did it. The cavs fail two years straight partly due to lebron like in 2010 against the Celtics so he bails and teams up with studs. I mentioned how other greats played with great players as well it’s just that Lebron hand picks his teams and leaves at the first hint of tough times.

@@krimezone The thing you fail to realize is that all those greats who stayed with the same team never had a reason to leave. Bird was drafted to a team that had Kevin Mchale, Robert Parish, Danny ainge, Dennis Johnson, Magic was drafted to a playoff team with the reigning MVP Kareem and later added James worthy and Byron Scott, Duncan was drafted to a Spurs team that was a powerhouse in the western conference all throughout the 90s with David Robinson and later added Parker, Manu, and Kawhi , Kobe was drafted to a playoff team that had Shaq, Eddie jones, Nick van exel. Now look at where Lebron was drafted to, a horrible franchise with mfers like Rick Davis and Darius miles on the roster, and they had failed to get Lebron a legitimate all star after 7 long years. After Shaq left Kobe was demanding a trade after only 3 seasons so imagine having to carry a subpar roster for 7 seasons. All Lebron did was take his fate into his own hands and utilized free agency to give himself the same luxury that the greats before him had. I don’t know why this is bad thing to you people.

@@jaydot4956 yes you’re right and I don’t think it’s necessarily a bad thing as I said: players want to win in the NBA and Lebron gave himself the best chance to do that that’s alright. It’s just that the team clearly wasn’t that bad if they made a finals and won 66 and 61 games in 2009 and 2010 respectively. I totally understand that other greats had better situations but he was only 24-25 years old those years so there was a lot of time (not to mention they should’ve made the finals at the very least in 2009). At the end of the day, it’s not a terrible thing, but it just is kind of a hit to his legacy as opposed to guys like Dirk and Hakeem who stuck around and won titles for their teams even after having great regular seasons and falling short. If he stayed in Cleveland he almost certainly wins at some point, considering he was so young in his MVP years.

@@GBHOOPS35 Go look at the wins the Celtics had before Bird was there and the wins they had after he got there. Clearly he was the only reason that team became what it ended up being. Also notice he didn't mention MJ at all because everyone knows he was drafted to a team of talentless bums. Which he stayed and dragged to where they were getting

I just mean when they finally had a chance to at the very least make the finals, which they should have in 2009. 66 wins and then 61 wins seems pretty promising but it was such a short period Lebron left just as they got good

And yes, I know about 2007 but that team was nowhere near as strong as the 2009 and 2010 teams. There was promise though and he only gave it 3 more years after that

@@GBHOOPS35 bro his teammates was piping his mom I would've left also

Hahaha he was basically invincible!

Thank you sir I appreciate that!! That’s what I hope to do with this channel and I’m glad you liked it!

@GBHOOPS35 liked the LBJ video, so I'm subscribed now.... great take on Stockton too.

@@vaughnrussell5772thank you! Yeah looking at Stockton amazed me. Got a good MJ video coming up too

Absolutely. Kyrie is as good as I’ve seen him and Brunson is just a killer. Really showing he can step up and carry the load.

Thanks for the feedback!! I agree those two would be INSANE together, probably the most talented duo ever. I will have to try and look at players on court play, although I’m still learning in terms of real NBA gameplay (big stat head). I tried to look just at regular season stats since it’s a regular season award but I agree with what you said. Luka taking the mavs far would be more impressive considering their overall team.

I really appreciate the comments it means a lot!!! If you have any other suggestions for videos let me know!

Thank you butch much appreciated!