I agree with you 100%. I don’t really take a side because it’s not over but I will never tell someone they are wrong for thinking LeBron is the best ever because there is absolutely a case to be made for it.

Man, people got really upset about this. I just thought it was an interesting angle that people don’t talk about much. Keep on keepin on.

https://deadspin.com/lebron-james-is-the-worst-in-the-nba-at-clutch-free-thr-1829933004

Ok. That settles that I guess.

No, MJ wasn’t famous for chase down blocks but he did win a DPOY award. LeBron has not done that.

LeBron’s inability to make clutch free throws has to be a part of the conversation when comparing him to MJ for the all time greatest player, right? Everyone talks about the rings but holy hell, clutch free throws are an important part of the game.

I thought the exact same thing. And I’d be completely fine with anyone going with the narrative of “comeback from injuries.” That seems like a perfectly valid story to me even in the wake of the rape allegations.

I’m not sure he knew what he was trying to do. I think it just started coming out and he didn’t know where to go with it. He gets a pass from me though because he’s JimPete and I know how fantastic he’s been for a very long time. He doesn’t have slip ups like that very often.

He is absolutely great. I love him as a color commentator. That was a big trip and fall for him last night though. 

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That’s not what I was trying to convey at all. It was a genuine question as to whether or not most adults cry when they feel severe pain. I haven’t had any major injuries. The things I’ve experienced like broken toe, finger, etc. wouldn’t make hardly anyone cry.

I have a standing desk thank you very much.

I haven’t had any really severe injuries and from reading most of these responses, I think that’s why I have the opinion that I do. I’ve broken a finger, a toe, my nose, and other random things but never anything too major.

See, that’s the thing. I haven’t! I’ve broken my finger, my toe, and my nose. I’ve partially torn my shoulder labrum. But I’ve never had a really major injury so I was genuinely curious. Based on the answers I’m seeing, crying is a pretty normal response to severe pain as an adult.

I know we all cried because of pain as kids but is it really a normal adult reaction? I just swear a lot when I get hurt now. I actually can’t really think of a situation where I would cry because I’m in so much pain. Maybe if it were chronic pain and I was just so damn sick of it that it was emotionally draining.

Exactly what I was thinking!

These are my absolute favorite posts. Bravo.

Bought. Can’t wait to read it!

Bought. Can’t wait to read it!

Sure. That’s a fair opinion to have. Have a good day.

I in no way defended him. I even said he shouldn’t have done it. It was really stupid and not funny. I just think the outrage over it is an overreaction. There, I basically just wrote my entire comment from that article over again because you lack reading comprehension.