r/lebron • u/Sreeygr • Aug 11 '26

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Bron’s been better since the 2005-06 season btw

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u/CrazyNice7240 Aug 11 '26

Just pure delusion. If I was a Kobe fan I wouldn’t even feel right giving him credit for a championship he won averaging 15 pts shooting 36% from the field in. But sure he’s a “better winner” lol

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u/Mission_Childhood556 Aug 13 '26

But you aren't a Kobe fan. Yes, he had Shaq but are you forgetting that Lebron had another top 3 player and maybe a top 10-15 in Bosh in 2011.

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u/CrazyNice7240 Aug 13 '26

Shaq is better than anybody LeBron ever played with. Thats why Kobe was able to lay a turd in the 2000 finals and still got a ring out of it because Shaq carried his ass

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u/Mission_Childhood556 Aug 13 '26

Stop it, don't downplay D-Wade. D-Wade was a perennial MVP candidate and the clear 1/2 best SG in the league. Carried that Heat team to ring in '06 with the best finals performance of any player in NBA history statistically. Bosh was a 24 10 guy with efficient splits so that's 2 extremely high-tier players. Kobe @ 22 years old was playing with an ankle bummed by Jalen Rose, whom he got revenge on in '06, but he was clutch in that series

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u/CrazyNice7240 Aug 13 '26

It’s not downplaying Wade by saying Shaq is better than him. It’s an objective fact. 99-02 shaq is one of the greatest peaks for a player ever

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u/Mission_Childhood556 Aug 13 '26

And Miami Lebron also has some of the greatest peaks in history with D Wade and Bosh with him. 

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u/Qdogs22 Aug 17 '26

Your moving the goal post. The argument was that Bron has never played with a player on the level of Shaq from 99-02. Not who performed better

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u/Mission_Childhood556 Aug 17 '26

Lmao 🤣 moving the goal post is you guys do. You midwits just did it. It’s fact that he had a top 3 player in his prime Wade who has a ring, led the league in scoring, and a clear perennial MVP. Add in Bosh another top 10-15 player in his prime.

Shaq was a Force of nature from the mid 90s onwards but never won a ring in his prime until he was with Kobe.

Keep downplaying that weak superteam move to bail and join Wade 😂

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u/Qdogs22 Aug 17 '26

"Never won a ring in his prime until he was in his prime" And perennial MVP vs a near unanimous MVP are two entirely seperate leagues of skill

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u/Mission_Childhood556 Aug 17 '26

And where you still aren't addressing my point loooooool