exactly.. what took lebron so long to pass him up? he hasn't been playing for so many years.

lebron as great as he is, does not have the driving force to win that jordan has.

even in the playoffs this year you could tell the heat acted like it wasn't much of a big deal all series long.. i would watch their interviews after they lost.. and they really didn't seem to want it all that bad..

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Posted by TbirdSpur2010

ALAMO CITY

Member since Dec 2010

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Posted on 7/18/14 at 12:38 am to SouljaBreauxTellEm

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lebron as great as he is, does not have the driving force to win that jordan has.

even in the playoffs this year you could tell the heat acted like it wasn't much of a big deal all series long.. i would watch their interviews after they lost.. and they really didn't seem to want it all that bad..

This is bullshite.

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Posted by slackster

Houston

Member since Mar 2009

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Posted on 7/18/14 at 12:47 am to SouljaBreauxTellEm

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lebron as great as he is, does not have the driving force to win that jordan has.

LeBron was obsessively criticized for going to Miami in order to win championships, and 4 Finals appearances and 2 titles later, people criticize him for not having the drive to win?

I will never understand the logic of the LeBron critics.

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Posted by htran90

Member since Dec 2012

30156 posts

Posted on 7/18/14 at 12:51 am to SouljaBreauxTellEm

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lebron as great as he is, does not have the driving force to win that jordan has.

Did you watch the finals? I think Jordan is better than LeBron, but there was nothing more that LeBron could have done. Even Jordan couldn't salvage that crap of a team.

LeBron averaged:
38.0mpg
57.1/51.9/79.3

28.2ppg
7.8rpg
4.0apg
3.8tov
0.4bpg
2.0spg

and they still got their arse handed in 3/5 games (I don't consider game 1 to be an arse kicking as it was close up til LeBron left).

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