Thread: Jordan on LeBron: "No Way" I Would've Done That
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Old 07-21-2010, 03:57 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by Hanso View Post
Yes. He is the MVP. People call him the best player in the league, and he tucked his tail in and gave up on being the man.

I dont like what Malone and Barkley did, but I can understand their desparation in their final years. Lebron is 25 and in his prime. I dont respect his move. HE gave up and decided to take the easy way out. I cant ever respect that.
But why should he waste the prime of his career in a place where the best teammate he ever had was Antawn Jamison? Are you really going to tell me that he would be better off wasting his prime and winning nothing only to try and win a title as a role player than he would be going to a better team during his prime and winning three or four titles?

It might be admirable, but it's stupid. Win while you can.
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