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What is your definition of "low"? I'm guessing not losing in the first round, since Jordan did so three times in his career, whereas LeBron not a single time.

The sad thing is that when this privileged fool wrote that tweet preaching "competitiveness", he had a better supporting cast and was in a better situation to win with the franchise he was drafted with than just about any 21 year-old superstar ever. And he failed to win with that supporting...

He could post that he's having a bath with his main ***** and he wouldn't be lying.

Come on, man. I either wear LeBron's jersey OR shorts, but never both at the same time like Wavy:

Which eastern conference team who failed to win the title in 1994 and 1995 the two years Jordan wasn't in the finals are you talking about exactly?

It's easier to dominate this kind of competition:

As usual, LeBron haters have conjecture and hearsay as their form of "evidence", whereas I have the data: LeBron has the best defensive rating of all Lakers perimeter players. LeBron has the second best defensive box +/- of Lakers perimeter players after Alex Caruso, who plays 17.8 minutes per...

Except it is. Although I must admit that your laughing emoticons to disprove that it isn't are an excellent counter-argument.

The all-star game? He was doing the same to him in the game right before the season was suspended: It's easier to be a great defender in a great defensive environment. Jordan had Pippen and Grant during the first three peat and Pippen and Rodman during the second. Who did LeBron have...

Does Jordan have any blocks in the playoffs/finals as iconic as any of these:

That black and white mode doe...

I wouldn't say it sucked, but it's definitely not on the level of the Godfathers, Goodfellas and Casino. The other De Palma-Pacino collaboration, Carlito's Way, was much better than Scarface. I don't see why people find Tony Montana appealing. Carlito Brigante on the other hand, real tears were...

Remember this? I actually liked the design of this ball. I wish they would've kept the design itself, but replaced the terrible material the new ball was made from.

That angle is amazing. It camouflages the push off to a point where if it was the only angle available, those who see it would swear that it never happened.

It's not that difficult if you consider the fact that if the situation was normal, some of these players would be playing for the US Olympics team under similar circumstances. They would take 1-2 months off their usual lives like they're doing here, live in a dedicated zone (Olympic camp) just...

It's no mystery how players will feel: The better chances they have at winning the title, the more in favor of resuming they'll be.

Durant, Steph, Kawhi and especially Giannis are all ranked too high. I mean as in "if their careers ended today" ranked too high. Kind of like how the NBA selected Shaq as one of the 50 greatest players ever in 1997, halfway through his fifth season: I mean, everyone knew that he would...

I do think Kobe is top 10, but I think that there should be two separate top 10 lists: One pre-1980 and one post-1980. Or to be more accurate: One for players who had their best years prior to 1980 and one for players who had their best years after 1980. It's really hard to compare Wilt...

I can't remember of which deceased star their manager said: "The best career move they ever made was dying". Not only is thinking higher of someone because they died morally despicable and ultimately disrespectful rather than respectful to the deceased individual in question, it is flat out...

Did you say under appreciated? You know that game single handedly won him the Finals MVP, right? Even though Magic had a clearly better series overall: So much like Magic robbed Kareem of his Finals MVP based on one game of a 7-game series in 1980, Worthy did the same thing to Magic 8 years...