Tor_Raps wrote:I'd agree that they have less value, not no value. Lebron stans forget the outrage of him chickening out by forming a super team during the start of his prime.
It was just unheard of at that time. He ushered in a era where everyone became super buddy buddy because of it.
What you are leaving out is that LeBron came into the league at 18. So he spent 7 years with the same team before moving on which was the equivalent of 28-29 in other eras. More time with the Cavs at that point than Wilt had with the Warriors before going to the Sixers. More time than Kareem had been a Buck before going to LA. You are framing all of this without a real knowledge of the sport imo and going by what talking head morons were saying on espn and whatnot which is not an accurate depiction of anything. They are paid to act outraged. I was obviously a Cavs fan at the time and I fully expected him to leave. It was not some kind of given that any star player would just stay with his team no matter what.
