Looks Like James Is The Next Jordan

[DrunkenHorseplayer]

If a player stays with a weak team and carries them on his back year after year he gets criticized because he "can't win the big one".
If he moves to give himself a fighting chance at a title he gets slammed for "abandoning his team".

You don't average 27.6 career ppg (third behind MJ and Wilt) without being one of the best of all-time. Go large on the Heat -4 tomorrow; the title run is on.

 

[PatsFan1283]

If a player stays with a weak team and carries them on his back year after year he gets criticized because he "can't win the big one".
If he moves to give himself a fighting chance at a title he gets slammed for "abandoning his team".

You don't average 27.6 career ppg (third behind MJ and Wilt) without being one of the best of all-time. Go large on the Heat -4 tomorrow; the title run is on.

As an aside to the LeBron subject (seems like there isn't much more to argue/say)

I am surprised Miami is only even money (I like OKC so not betting it) However Miami has the next 3 games at home and is only PK to win the series? Seems like they should be about -135/140 based on that.

If I liked Miami, I'd just get more on that series bet than individual games probably.

Although once OKC stops playing Kendrick Perkins 20-25 mins a game, its OKC all the way!

God Perk is so brutal, he singe-handily kills the Thunder offense anytime he is on the court. Be shocked if he finishes that contract with OKC without getting amnestied.

 

[5teamparlay]

Happy 58th Michael

[h=6]HAPPY BIRTHDAY![/h]February 17, 1963 (age 58)

[h=6]BIRTHPLACE[/h]Brooklyn, NY
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[Avocado33]

MJ and LeBron are the top 2 without a doubt. Two incredible players, who are better than the rest

Happy 58th MJ!