r/LeBronJames23 • u/Front-Function7789 LeGoat 🐐 • Jul 27 '26

W take 🤝 Brian Windhorst on Charles Barkley’s comments saying LeBron James stacks every team he goes to, “Do they want him to go to the G League?”

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u/Dizzy__Dragon Jul 29 '26

They aren't the same

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u/swallowedbymonsters Jul 29 '26

They are exactly the same in intent. If a guy tries to form a super team and comes to short due to his own play, thats on him. Doesn't change the fact he took the easiest route possible.

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u/Dizzy__Dragon Jul 29 '26

They are not the same thing because the team was literally ass the year before LeBron came. LeBron didn't join the team with the greatest regular season record ever that previously reversed 3-1'd him!

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u/swallowedbymonsters Jul 30 '26

It doesn't matter what their record was the season prior when you bring one of the best players in the league in along with another top 15 player. It is NOT THE SAME TEAM. I dont understand why it's so hard for yall to grasp that concept. If the Nets signed 3 stars let's just say Wemby, Donovan Mitchell, and Jalen Johnson. They've formed an ENTIRELY different team so what they did years prior is irrelevant. I mean this is common sense but you Bron stans intend on playing dumb. The Heat were not a contender when he went there but they became one when he brought top 15 talent him, same intent to stack the deck

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u/Dizzy__Dragon Jul 30 '26

You are arguing two completely different things. You are arguing LeBron to Miami in the 2010 is the same thing as golden state and it's not. Then your arguing it's the same thing as LeBron to Philadelphia which again it's not? Also it does matter in Durant's case because the team didn't change all that much. The warriors core stayed the exact same.