Quote (piatek @ Jul 29 2021 10:04pm)
No, LeBron does, that's why he wants a super team. Therefore failure to do so, when you've stacked the odds in your favour, destroys your legacy in comparison to the GOAT.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYe8B--jrbs
There's no such thing as a guarantee as LeBron learned the embarrassing way. Instead greatly increasing the odds in your favour, when you lose with such favourable odds, decreases your legacy.
You realize Jordan had much better teams relative to the competition level than Lebron has had
When lebron leaves a team, they are in the lottery
When Jordan leaves a team, they go to game 7 of the conference semis
Relative to the rest of theNBA at their respective times, Jordan had better teams than lebron.
The competition in the nba is vastly superior now than it was when Jordan played.
In today’s NBA, Jordan would have 2-3 rings. Not 6. His legacy is bolstered by an era of mediocrity in the NBA in which talent was minimal and evenly distributed across all teams, except concentrated at the bulls because of roster construction. Jordan had 3-4 hall of famers on his teams he won. His competition had 1-2
Jordan has squeezed in an era where all the good players were old and finishing their careers (magic, bird etc) and there was very few Other high caliber talent (Hakeem, late jazz teams) other than a team with 1x, mid level hall of famer (Reggie, tall guy from Knicks, Barkley)