
K1DaDon
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They were clearly the top 2 guys, but there's no argument for Kobe over LeBron in 2009


Mario Chalmers on what he said to LeBron during their argument on the bench in 2013: “Because he (Bron) was complaining just about everything on the court. So the key matchup was him and Paul George…Bron was like ‘guard him’…we get back to the bench and I’m like ‘n***a we losing, all this b*tching that we’re doing — we gotta stop acting like b*tches and play f*cking basketball. N***a you the best player out here, stop being a b*tch and go play.’ And he took offense to that…what’s my job? To get everyone going…and Bron went the f*ck off didn’t he? So I did my job…” (via @theOGsShow)


On this day in 1996, MJ didn’t just sweep Orlando, he hit “end credits” on the Shaq & Penny era. Jordan dropped 45 in Game 4, the Bulls finished the Magic 106–101, and Orlando’s dream duo never played another playoff game together.

LeBron’s camp would reportedly want an explanation from the Lakers if they offer him anything less than a max contract, per @WindhorstESPN “Windhorst noted that James and his camp want the Lakers to make a contract offer, and if it is for anything less than the maximum, they want the Lakers to explain why and what other players they are going to target with the money that is saved.” (Via hoopshype.com/story/sports/n…)








I say this all the time when people argue that Jordan is the greatest of all time. There’s a video of him on a fast break dunking over a plumber, an electrician and a guy wearing goggles. FOH LOL


LeBron’s camp would reportedly want an explanation from the Lakers if they offer him anything less than a max contract, per @WindhorstESPN “Windhorst noted that James and his camp want the Lakers to make a contract offer, and if it is for anything less than the maximum, they want the Lakers to explain why and what other players they are going to target with the money that is saved.” (Via hoopshype.com/story/sports/n…)






Throwback to Michael Jordan’s 41 point game against the Pacers in the 1998 ECF 🥶







Kevin Garnett says Dwyane Wade taught LeBron James on how to be a superstar👀 “Wade taught him how to be a superstar. Wade taught LeBron way more than people wanna give him credit for. He (Wade) had won already. He (Bron) didn’t know how to win — he was a young superstar who played with a bunch of B n***as — he ain’t play with no n**** like D-Wade…he (Wade) got Bron more nasty — he’s finna whoop Chalmers, he ain’t ever do no sh*t like that. He (Bron) always wanna be nice, dancing and taking pictures — you remember Bron in Cleveland before he got to D-Wade? Man D-Wade made him nasty, he made him a f*cking problem. If D-Wade not on that team — we might’ve beat a Bosh/Bron team…D-Wade was that big of a presence…” (via @kg_certified)












