IShatInYourMouth · 36-40, M
LeBron was a prodigy player, all on HGH and basically steroids since his whole junior and high school life and because he's remained healthy, he pretends he's the best player of all time. We're not fooled, but because of all the hormone therapy he's a very impressive athlete.
Far as a basketball IQ goes, he's dimwitted as hell. From the crab walk, to the charges, traveling, the interviews, to the flopping and when refs stopped calling fouls for him, he's no longer a contender.
He should retire, his kid already had a heart attack in college so it's doubtful he'd win a ring with that screw up but it's a plan he had. Much like I explained about his basketball IQ, he should retire and take advantage of his healthy career, it's his only smart move after he broke those records.
Far as a basketball IQ goes, he's dimwitted as hell. From the crab walk, to the charges, traveling, the interviews, to the flopping and when refs stopped calling fouls for him, he's no longer a contender.
He should retire, his kid already had a heart attack in college so it's doubtful he'd win a ring with that screw up but it's a plan he had. Much like I explained about his basketball IQ, he should retire and take advantage of his healthy career, it's his only smart move after he broke those records.
Moniqueinspring · 56-60, F
Moniqueinspring · 56-60, F
Tommy Lasorda of the Dodgers once addressed a group of minor league players, who were about to make it to the "bigs."
He asked, "What are you going to do after baseball?" The players were quiet, and many looked down at their feet, others quiet, thoughtful . . .
Of course, they could not possibly think about "after baseball," because the prospect of achieving greatness was ever before them, in order to grab some kind of success that would reward them for their hard work, and fulfill their dreams.
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He asked, "What are you going to do after baseball?" The players were quiet, and many looked down at their feet, others quiet, thoughtful . . .
Of course, they could not possibly think about "after baseball," because the prospect of achieving greatness was ever before them, in order to grab some kind of success that would reward them for their hard work, and fulfill their dreams.
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@Darksideinthenight2 I've been saying he should retire
PatKirby · M
This is great news! The sooner the better. Never worshipped celebrity athletes anyway. Your pasture yonder awaits you LeBron, now go out there and pack on the pounds and be somebody!
Zonuss · 46-50, M
LeBron is already a billionaire so he really doesn't have to do anything more. He will never be better than Michael Jordan from a skill based perspective. With that being said he's definitely a top 10 greatest player of all time .