In this episode of Called Out, we look at some of the internet’s top comments on LeBron James’ next destination. Including a possible superteam with Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green on the Golden State Warriors.
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Steph n Bron been both born in da same Hospital in Akron,Nate Thurmond would be proud of dem both he was born Akron too n had his jersey retired by both da Warriors n Cavs.
nigga what??
Bron ain't going no where😅🤣
If we warriors fans get Lebron. Its OVER! YALL WONT STOP US!
The fact that this vid barely got a couple hundred views with a click bait title makes you not want to watch
In addition to lacking expert jumpshooting skill, Lebron has abnormal ball-dominance for his size/position, which imposes spot-up roles that doesn't develop teammates, fits or strategic capacity/coaching, so he has perennial underdogs or losers regardless of cast..
True power forwards like AD or Karl Malone have fantastic fits with ball-dominators, so Lebron's weak fits with Westbrook, Ingram, Bosh and many others confirms that he doesn't play 5 positions and infact has the aforementioned point guard skillset, which amounts to abnormal ball-dominance for his size/position that imposes spot-up roles, bad fits and weak strategy/coaching… His abnormal ball-dominance and the resulting weaker chemistry and coaching are the reasons for his 6 Finals losses, or 3 losses with homecourt advantage, or 5 losses as a 1 or 2 seed, while MJ is undefeated in all these scenarios (Finals, homecourt, or 1/2 seed, aka good team)
So Lebron's suboptimal skillset of abnormal ball-dominance yields lower team ceilings and requires more help, such a franchise players at sidekick that can match his scoring for entire playoff runs (11', 16', 20'), while expert jumpshooters like MJ or Curry had dominant dynasties with supplementary players at sidekick like Klay or Pippen.
It's delusional to think that Lebron met expectation when he literally gave up and teamed up with opponents, rivals and opposing franchise players – he failed to win East with homecourt in 09' and 10', so he took the top 3 first options in East and put them on 1 team (the "decision").