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Yes, and I'm sure of you asked this question before "The Doucebaggery", more of the nation would agree with me.

type of guy that needs the offense to run through him. Beasley needs to be the #1 option to be successful, and as long as he was in Miami, that obviously wasn't going to happen. Excited to see what he can do in Minnesota.

I'd tell all the superstars in the world to team up with Wade/Bosh, and then laugh as I kicked their ass anyway. <_<

Yesh, he has a size advantage. That makes him a better player. IF you can pick two players who are exactly even in every other way, but one's four inches taller, you take the taller player because it gives you a rebounding advantage, it makes him a better offensive player, yadda yadda yadda...

agreed... Rings do not show how good of an individual player you are... Robert Horry has seven rings... I guess he's better than Jordan, right? LeBron is the better talent. Statistically, he's better, by just about any measure you can think of. He's a better finisher, a better passer, a...

no Allan Houston?

did you ever watch the Round Mound of Rebound play?

I disagree. They may not be a talented as Team Diva, but their talents are much more complimentary.

win by any means necessary, even its by cheapening the whole game. The kid who trades Michael Vick, Randy Moss, Priest Holmes, Terrell Owens, and Marvin Harrison to his team in Madden 2005 is probably going to destroy all comers. But does it really mean anything?

LeBron's like the kid who sucks at Madden and doesn't have the patience to learn how to win, so he goes into the default rosters and trades all the best players to his team in the hope that he will then destroy all competition.

Yes, A-Rod is the significantly better player. The gap between D-Wade and LeBron isn't near the gap between A-Rod and Jeter, but it's the best example I could come up with. A-Rod IS the superior player, but Jeter rules New York. LeBron's superior to Wade, but Wade rules Miami. LeBron's going...

He's the side kick. A-Rod's better than Jeter, but who's the leader of the Yankees?

I know something like this isn't going to ever happen again free agency wise, but someone's going to try to build a team full of superstars via trades after this has gone down.

Someone's going to attempt to assemble their own superteam after this. It's only a matter of time . The Lakers, Thunder Celtics, and Magic will give them a challenge over the next few years, but i really believe that someone's going to attempt to try the Heat's formula. I think the likely...

Again, watch how that 2008 Olympic team played, and then watch what the Cleveland Cavaliers were this year. LeBron is a dominant player on the basketball court. He has the ball all the time. Any team that LeBron plays on in the NBA is at time sgoing to be reduced to what the Cavs have been...

Don't let the topic descend into bull<Censored> now. We've had some solid discussion here

I disagree there. Olympic Ball is a whole different ballgame than the NBA. D-Wade and LeBron went into the Olympics understanding that they wouldn't be able to dominate the ball like they do in the NBA, and they were going to have to make major sacrifices to win for their country. The NBA...

I guess one good thing comes of this. Every team, front office, and executive will be gunning for the Heat. Maybe this is going to bring the hate back in the NBA. I do admit that I can't wait for the return trip to Cleveland.

Well, yeah. His game is much more similar to Magic Johnson's anyway haha. And the media isn't the only one comparing him with Jordan. He's been doing that himself for years. Like the others have said, it's simply entertaining for the best to beat up on each other. Just think of how much...

The point that I was trying to make is that it's not like everyone else is heaping these expectations on him. It's him putting these expectations on himself. He's not supposed to stay in Cleveland because of what's on his back. If he wants to live up to what's on his back, he sure as hell...