Just saying he isn’t top 3 isn’t the hot take...

Wow, just reading your chain of messages, I’m fully convinced you’re trolling. The random Rivers and Russell comment was great, especially cause it made no sense and didn’t really support your “stance”.

Yes, because the shot wasn’t preceded by The Block and the win wasn’t sealed by Bron’s FT.

Yeah, not really fair to call it a bad game. Felt he was out of rhythm all game until the 4th but can’t judge his game and disregard how huge he was in the 4th while kyrie got some rest.

He had a huge 4th but seemed off this game, but not fair for me to call it a bad game.

Ironically, you bring up the importance of context yet you’re pretending as if LeBron being called top 3 suddenly started after the first two games against Boston. The issue is with you pointing to a 34 pt game on over 50% shooting in a playoff win in the ECF to use as your “perfect example” of why he isn’t top 3.…

Lol has 2 bad games in the ECF after going 10-0, bet you were saving up this hot take all postseason.

Better to ignore someone who dismisses a HOFer and Finals mvp as a 2nd tier player.

Would love to have Jaylen Brown play huge minutes. Instill the confidence in him now and can be huge for whatever the team ends up looking like down the road.

Um, he didn’t say or even imply that...

Hey I liked Mark Jackson...

Yes, deflect to LeBron when he talks about the Warriors as a team. Don’t bother mentioning kyrie, love, conley, jrue, kawhi, parker, Pat bev, or nurkic, who are key players that GS had been able to avoid in playoff series over their run due to untimely injury.

Yes, yes it is. I hope you aren’t seriously comparing Love, Irving, and TT to KD and Klaymond.

Might be better than the 2015 champs, 73-9 2016 then the 2017 Durant add-on GS Avengers? Can’t knock the faith, but highly unlikely. Can’t dismiss the possibility but as of right now, Golden State has by far had the most successful decade in terms of drafting and signings.

Typed 2 long responses that got deleted so lazy response:

That’s a lot of revisionist history on what was touted as one of the most stacked draft classes of all-time. Wiggins was seen as a can’t miss prospect, moreso than even Simmons, and Embiid and Parker were seen as franchise cornerstones. The bane of the 14 class has been injuries: Parker, Embiid, Exum, Randle, and…

Or else?

That’s how it is all time...

 Yes, because it’s not as if the rest of the Cavs have been playing well too. Right...

Highly doubt IT commands the same haul as Love, but agree that the Celtics are in a good spot.