LeBron just isn’t on Kobe or Michael’s level
The Dallas Mavericks beat the Miami Heat last night to win the NBA Championship. 4-2 was the final series score. The Mavs sealed a fourth win and their first ring in franchise history in Miami. And you’re going to tell me LeBron is as good as Kobe? As good as Jordan? No.
Until he can show that he can perform on the big stage in the biggest moments he’s not even in the discussion. LeBron James is 70% talent and 30% hype - and some of that talent is just down to the fact that he was born with an athletically freakish body. Kobe and Jordan have/had raw talent. LeBron showed, once again, that he doesn’t have the scoring mentality that the very best have.
Sure, he came out and hit a few three’s in the opening minutes of Game 6. Big deal. Then, he dropped back into the routine of passing the ball off to other players and air-balling shots. It’s okay to be a Robin to Batman, but you’ve got to act like it instead of carrying yourself like you’re God’s gift to the world.
The fact of the matter is that Kobe and Jordan have a selfish trait. A trait that means when they have a guy open in the corner whilst they have a triple-team attempting to block their route to the basket, their first thought isn’t to pass that ball to the corner - it’s to take on that triple-team and score. LeBron doesn’t have that.
Then you have LeBron on the podium, answering the question on what he thinks about all the LeBron “haters”:
LeBron Fans should read this.
