406dn
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if they don't acknowledge the differences that exist.
-He started 4 years before anyone else in the running
-He's on more PEDs that anyone else in the running
-If a player looks at him cross he gets to go to the line for an "And one."
-He should have 2 less titles had he not gamed his way via "the decision" into forming the first "super team".
-He's got two BRONZE Olympic metals.
-He gets to "travel" on every drive to the basket.
-Jordan, Russell, Robertson, Chamberlain, Kareem.
But yes, I'll admit it's not always logical.
Earlier, I pointed out that if Kareem had the option of going to the NBA straight out of high school, he would hold the all time scoring record. I also think Kareem is the best player ever. His sky hook will long remain the most unstoppable shot ever mastered.
Very, very few high school graduating players are ready to play against men in the NBA. LeBron was one of them. He, Garnett, and Moses Malone hit the ground running when entering the league. The overwhelming majority are just not strong enough to play against grown men.
You can make any PED accusation you want, you have zero proof.
I do not like the formation of super teams, but free agency leaves the door open for players to do that. Generally one or more of them take less money to make it work.
He travels often, which is the accepted norm, by the league. I actually think the way they allow palming the ball to be as large of an edge to the offensive player.