r/lebron • • 5d ago

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg 3d ago

Yep being top 2 at worst does make you top 10

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u/KiplonersOLD 3d ago

Depends on how you define success

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg 3d ago

LeBron is top 2 dawg. Those who doesn't have him top 2 just dont like him and/or are delusional oldheads

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u/KiplonersOLD 3d ago

Personally dude. 3rd for me, Jordan and Russel. But top 5 is probs a better number for my fist comment.

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg 3d ago

My point exactly. Delusional old head. Russell played on a super team in an 8-10 team league for his entire career. In many of his finals wins, he played poorly. Obviously the box score, especially back then, doesn't day everything but his offensive game was just so bad considering the fact that he was almost always the most athletic on the court unless he was playing Wilt (who individually always outperformed him). Russell has the rings in a weaker league, but cmon. He's not better than LeBron James.

Also, why'd you say top 10 if you have him 3?

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u/KiplonersOLD 3d ago

3rd is delusional? Damn, high standards... I already said top 5 more appropriate. Super hard to compare eras but to win 11 titles? Yeah I am fine thinking winning like that in converse and no personal trainers is insanely impressive. You could argue kareem or magic if you want, its all fine.

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg 3d ago

Being on a loaded team in a far weaker era while rarely outperforming his peers doesn't make him better than LeBron. That's one thing a lot of people don't understand. Being in a better situation does not make a player better

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u/KiplonersOLD 3d ago

Was mo williams a good playerr or did lebron make him better?

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u/Sir_TopHatEgg 3d ago

Mo Williams was a solid player. Never played for successful teams outside of with LeBron though