Lebron drops 21 in 1st quarter.

[rem101]

Out scores Celtics by 4.

 

[HippyDawg]

Already on the shortlist of the best to play the game.

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

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[missouridawg]

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[brantleyjones]

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[studentdawg87]

Lebron might be the best athlete to ever play a sport, but he isn't going to end up being better than Jordan was. Hell, he still has a ways to go to catch up to Kobe's accomplishments. Lebron is a freak athlete, but he doesn't seem to be as tough or have the same killer instinct Jordan had. Jordan's mental approach to the game is what separates him from Lebron and most everyone else.

 

[Optimus Prime 4]

He scored like 24 straight points in a playoff game in the fourth quarter. He is extremely clutch. He is coming up on Jordan fast.

 

[studentdawg87]

Even a lot of people on ESPN question his toughness at times. I would rather have Kobe with the game on the line than Lebron. He has all the physical talent in the world, but outside of incredible physical talent he isn't close to being in Jordan's league. When Lebron wins a ring his name can be tossed into the conversation of greatest of all-time. Until then he is an incredible athlete who can't win the big one.

There is no way that a guy that has never one a NBA Championship can be considered to be approaching the same level of someone led his team to six titles. Last year they took a vote of NBA players and the majority of them agreed that Kobe was a tougher matchup than Lebron.

Lebron dominates because he is the most physically gifted player to ever play the game. Jordan dominated because he could get in your head, and he was mentally tougher than everyone he played against. His focus and preparation were unparalleled.

 

[MFReb]

you should

 

[brantleyjones]

7 years. If Lebron wins this year, we can have this conversation in another 5 years.