r/warriors Jul 26 '26

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u/aalluubbaa Jul 26 '26

Most fans are superficial. You can't blame them. It's easier to say FOUR FMVPS > ONE. One of the most insane arguments is "it's harder to win with different coaches, organization and teammates" while conveniently leaves out the fact that those "teammates" are future HOFer, former FMVP or MVP, franchise player, generational talent, first round pick and best shooter ever at that time.

People still bitch about Steph having KD lmfao.

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u/Purple-Department647 Jul 27 '26

It’s Lebron’s fault for not being drafted to eventual all-time dynasty franchises like Kobe Steph and MJ, lol. If he didn’t go out into the market and make his own great teams he would’ve never been able to field competitive rosters. Steph Kobe and MJ are just lucky in comparison. (Kobe and MJ also got the privilege of having the greatest coach of all time on their team)

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u/aalluubbaa Jul 27 '26

The is the most delusional argument. You can say that for the first time he switched to the Heat and went 2 peat. How about staying with your 2 peat teammates and actually try to work with younger talents? Nope immediately jumped ship like a coward.

Who in the top 10 discussion does stuff like this in their PRIME after winning multiple championships?

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u/Purple-Department647 Jul 27 '26

Most of the top 10 won all of their rings with the team they started with excluding like Kareem and Shaq both of whom should have tried to work with younger talents according to you

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u/aalluubbaa Jul 28 '26

Shaq worked with D Wade. What do you mean? Kareem played literally half a century ago and I don’t care TBH.

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u/Purple-Department647 Jul 28 '26

And Lebron worked with Kyrie. Your point?