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can LeBron win without multiple all stars
Nobody can. A quick brush up on some NBA history will make that crystal clear.
A select few have managed to win one championship without multiple all-stars (Rick Barry, Bill Walton, Dennis Johnson)... but none of them won multiple championships without multiple all-stars.
Don't forget about the '04 Pistons.
They're the exception to almost any championship rule that is stated.
no- thats why he left cleveland and miami
They're the exception to almost any championship rule that is stated.
Perhaps I should have been more specific. Outside of his own teams Miami and this upcoming season with Cleveland who else in recent years had 2 other all stars? Not solid players but actual step above consistent all star players. The shot at the Lakers isn't relevant. In the kobe and shaq days there wasn't a 3rd all star ever. Sure maybe in the 80s. With this current cavaliers team who else has 3 all stars in the league? You could say technically okc. But big difference offensively between ibaka and Kevin love. How many times this upcoming season will critics like me say sure the cavs win again but it was the Kyrie and Kevin love show that won the game.
Quite frankly I considered Ron Harper to be all star quality, and I thought Rick Fox was pretty straight as well, not to mention Horris Grant and Robert Horry who both had won championships with other teams. That Lakers had talent loaded up from 1 to 12. Without those other players Kobe and Shaq would have had zero rings
D-Fish has always been clutch, dude's got ice in his veins.
Exactly my point when I said from 1 to 12. Fisher actually as a starter in the two last titles was more like a #5 guy - but without him we would not win. I wondering though why Trojanfan is trolling the Lebron fans though