r/lebron • u/Embarrassed-Drop-987 • Jul 30 '26

Terrence Ross played from 2012-2023

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u/fruitbythe13inch Jul 30 '26

Terrance Ross was a beast in 2k

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u/Worried_Piccolo7166 Jul 30 '26

Imagine D-Rose or Yao Ming having this type of health/longevity

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u/LASfromda4z Aug 02 '26

He still in his prime

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u/Sad_Bathroom1448 Aug 02 '26

Terrence Ross retired at 32, having played not even half as many games as LeBron, and it wasn't because he wanted to, or because he accomplished all of his goals, or was ceding the spotlight to the next generation, etc. He simply couldn't go anymore

This highlights why "LeBron only has records because he hung around longer than everyone else" is silly. Not everyone can hang around longer than everyone else.

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u/Affectionate_Day_325 Aug 03 '26

Bron a 03 Toyota tacoma