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did you even read my post?Yes, but again you knew that before Lebron even came back to Cleveland. You weren't protesting his ego back then before he was able to bring you a championship. Complaining about that now is just you viewing the situation with blinders on.
And actually Lebron in LA is the best situation for him. You yourself have said that from a basketball stand point it doesn't make sense, but who said Lebron's decision was about basketball? He's clearly preparing for his post-basketball career, and that is more valuable to him than anything Cleveland could offer him.
Your level of salt towards the greatest player who will likely ever play for your organization and the only one who's brought a championship is just asinine.
It is getting ridiculous. All the good writers are going there.
did you even read my post?
I said that LeBrons decisions over the past 14 months have hurt his chance to win a title going forward.
You cant dispute that. If you want to try- i would love to see it.
did you even read my post?
I said that LeBrons decisions over the past 14 months have hurt his chance to win a title going forward.
You cant dispute that. If you want to try- i would love to see it.
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I disagree. Regardless of whether or not they had a snowball's chance, it was still ultimately Kyrie's ego (and Lebron's as well) that caused the breakup.
As @Mecca pointed out, Kyrie not only wanted out after the title win, he didn't want Lebron coming back in the first place.
did you even read my post?
I said that LeBrons decisions over the past 14 months have hurt his chance to win a title going forward.
You cant dispute that. If you want to try- i would love to see it.
what i am telling you is that LeBron let his ego make decisions that have lessened his chances to win titles.
Thats absolutely true.Tell me a better situation than playing with George and Kyrie with support players like Korver, Thompson, Osman, etc.
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I disagree. Regardless of whether or not they had a snowball's chance, it was still ultimately Kyrie's ego (and Lebron's as well) that caused the breakup.
As @Mecca pointed out, Kyrie not only wanted out after the title win, he didn't want Lebron coming back in the first place.