ChipotleWest wrote:Who was MJ's Anthony Davis in the 80's when he had those playoff failures? Heck he didn't even have an Austin Reeves before Scottie, and when he did have Scottie in the 80's and they lost to the Pistons Scottie averaged 8 points per game while Jordan was averaging 35
He only had another 20 pt scorer with him the first couple years in the league.
I'll let you research cause obviously your a Jordan apologist.
Truth hurt don't it?
ChipotleWest wrote:. Absolutely no comparison to Lebron losing to the Mavs with both Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh. Context is a b**** ain't it?
LeBron failed in 2011 Mavs, but that was in the Finals, you're hyping up MJ for losing in first round?
Aint context a B? LoL.
Every LeBron hater brings up 2011 Mavs, he failed, spectacularly. But you never give that Mavs team its props, they were special. I think they swept a certain someone on the way to the finals.
ChipotleWest wrote:Since it's just win or shut up no excuses why did Lebron miss the playoffs his first two seasons? Because you're giving Jordan no pass for being young and having bad teammates I won't give Lebron that pass either. Since context doesn't matter to you no pass for being 39 either.
Na, that's where you and I are different, I don't give LeBron excuses for losing, and can admit he has failed during his NBA career.
You on the other hand will always give MJ a pass, like all the delusional nostalgic MJ fans.
Thus why the reason I said my point to begin with, if MJ gets a pass for all his failures, so should everyone else.
ChipotleWest wrote:That's the point who cares, Jordan and Lebron had bad teams and were young. Jordan had multiple teammates leave the team who were on cocaine. Just because you're a great player does not mean you're just going to carry a team to a championship especially when you're young, in fact that's never happened in the history of the NBA. The only great players under 25 to win a ring were drafted by a team that already had a top 50 player of all time. So this idea that Jordan should have won when he was young is absurd because literally no one has done it without help.
Except LeBron, carried a team to the finals, when he was young.
MJ couldn't and its the truth.
LeBron is greater floor raiser. MJ could never win anything unless everything is stacked for him. Prove it otherwise.
Again back to the main point, if MJ get's a pass, for every single failure, so does everyone else.
That's all your doing here is proving my point.
ChipotleWest wrote:In his last two seasons with the WIzards he still averaged 20+ ppg. He wasn't terrible at all but wasn't prime MJ, Lebron is better at 39 than MJ I'll give him that, but it's not by a massive margin. As far as winning games though who was MJ's Anthony Davis on those Wizards teams?
More passes for MJ. LOL
I'll say it again, if MJ gets a pass for every single failure, so does everyone else.
You can’t have it both ways. You can’t stroke Lebron when he has a nice game or breaks some cumulative stats record and then let him off of the hook when he stinks it up in the playoffs by reminding people he’s 39. Typical response from a Lebron homer.