crzymdups wrote:Nalod wrote:I think Brigg is saying that at this point in time Lebron might have eclipsed Jordan. Forget the stats and just go with what you see with yoru eyes.Jordan never had to do what Lebron is doing. Thats not a knock on him at all. This Cav's team at this moment is missing two allstars and is not deep. He is pulling JR and Shump with him. Delly is NOBODY. Delly is able to be the hero because of lebrons leadership.
Jordan beat up his teammates in practice. He lead by fear and respect. Lebron makes others around him better. He is elevating guys right now like no other players I can recall doing.
Jordan had wonderful realitively healthy rosters around him. Good for him and it helped in his perfection.
In a weird way, I think Shump and JR have been such good soldiers for Lebron that it's actually helped make him a better leader. They follow his every move and for the first time you can tell Lebron is actually enjoying leading.
He wasn't early in the season in Cleveland. Cleveland was 19-20 and Bron took two weeks off. He comes back and JR and Shump are there following his every move and all the sudden Lebron is really leading guys for the first time ever.
In Miami I don't think he could because it was Wade's team in a lot of ways. His first go round in Cleveland he wasn't ready, like he said going to Miami was like going to college for him.
I've enjoyed watching Lebron mature. He had a long way to come and he has done it.
there is no doubt. He has simplified it perfectly for them
1) get high
2) go to gym for shootaround
3) do what Lebron says
squeeze eat and **** in there and they will just keep rolling until there aren't anymore games to play.
Does anyone remember how good JR was on D 3 years ago? I know it seems like an eternity but we have seen this guy before. J isn't dropping? Play D, rebound, take a charge, stay on the floor. We had him this focused also. You just hope if he's on your team you get good JR when you really need it
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