msgkings322
I'm just here to troll everyone
I'll take option 3 and exit the maze also known as your mind.
When you leave the maze you just enter the world...my world.
I'll take option 3 and exit the maze also known as your mind.
Why? He doesn't have to win titles to be inducted into the hall. My point is he's pretty much there in terms of his body of work. Playing longer only solidifies that it happens.Yeah but Kyrie has a long way to go in terms of longevity. Unless he's going to win a couple titles in the next 2 years, he's gonna have to keep it up for a good while longer.
Why? He doesn't have to win titles to be inducted into the hall. My point is he's pretty much there in terms of his body of work. Playing longer only solidifies that it happens.
Um no, that only happens to you.
Why? He doesn't have to win titles to be inducted into the hall. My point is he's pretty much there in terms of his body of work. Playing longer only solidifies that it happens.
I don't think we were debating whether his teams were loaded. You specifically said he went to 4 Finals without playing with a HOF'er. Let's stay on topic here.If he got hit by a bus tomorrow he would be close but no cigar. It's fair to say if he plays a few more years at this level (and his knee lets him) he gets in. Still doesn't make LeBron's Cavs' teams particularly 'loaded'. The current Warriors, LeBron's Heat, 90s Bulls, 80s Celtics and Lakers. Those teams were loaded.
And so whom from his era is gonna take his spot? Because that would also be a supporting factor if none of them have better careers, yes?Historically, HOF requires either a long career OR a flurry of titles / significant hardware (like MVP)
BBref has Kyries HOF probability at 36% right now. Nothing wrong with his stats, and the 2016 title definitely helps. But he's going to need to keep it up for awhile. IF his career turns out to be short, he'll need more hardware than 1 ring to get in. Which is why he isn't a lock right now.
I don't think we were debating whether his teams were loaded. You specifically said he went to 4 Finals without playing with a HOF'er. Let's stay on topic here.
Well your imaginary friends don't count since they're ALWAYS stuck in your world.
This reeks of: "I have nothing so I will act like it wasn't a good comeback instead of trying harder myself". I will accept this as your "white flag" my friend.Meh. Try harder. Last word freak confirmed.
This reeks of: "I have nothing so I will act like it wasn't a good comeback instead of trying harder myself". I will accept this as your "white flag" my friend.
Why would one need proof of that today? EVERYONE here knows I will keep going. It's ok to admit you don't have anything left.And I will accept your continued posting as proof that you can't walk away...
Man, the "Lebron's supporting cast is not enough" narrative is so annoying
Historically, HOF requires either a long career OR a flurry of titles / significant hardware (like MVP)
BBref has Kyries HOF probability at 36% right now. Nothing wrong with his stats, and the 2016 title definitely helps. But he's going to need to keep it up for awhile. IF his career turns out to be short, he'll need more hardware than 1 ring to get in. Which is why he isn't a lock right now.
But, Rose only had what, 2 really good season & never won anything but 1 MVP, right? So maybe that's not the best comparison.I agree with this. On his present course, Kyrie's getting into the HOF. But he needs to stay healthy.
Guys were anointing Derrick Rose into the HOF; but his knees were so brittle and he never expanded his game that now he's basically worthless as an NBA player - not athletic enough anymore to be a guy that can get to the pain regularly and not a good perimeter shooter.