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Has LeBron ever had an injury like this before. He has usually just always played.
Father time is undefeated. James has done a great job of escaping father time, but it has got to catch up eventually. It is amazing to me that considering how old he is and how much mileage he has that he has never had significant injuries.
Father time is undefeated. James has done a great job of escaping father time, but it has got to catch up eventually. It is amazing to me that considering how old he is and how much mileage he has that he has never had significant injuries.
Yeah but AD likely gets the closest he gets to a ring (if not outright winning one) while playing with Lebron and then gets to recruit from LA afterwards. Lebron’s age doesn’t factor in unless he was already in obvious decline which he hasnt shown.This is my thought with AD. Lebron has got to decline at some point. In 5 years Davis is gonna be 30 years old in his prime and LBJ is gonna be a shell of his former self.
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I had a hernia a couple of years ago. The surgeon recommended double hernia surgery (saying that eventually it would seek out the other side). I agreed and they inserted mesh on both sides. It had nothing to do with my groin area.A guy on BRO is claiming LeBron actually has a sports hernia not a groin injury and he's going to be out longer than the Lakers are letting on.
Yeah but AD likely gets the closest he gets to a ring (if not outright winning one) while playing with Lebron and then gets to recruit from LA afterwards. Lebron’s age doesn’t factor in unless he was already in obvious decline which he hasnt shown.
Then send him to boston last secondPelicans can decide to be ***** and force him to play out his contract. That's yet another year for Lebron to slow down. Downside is that they risk losing him for nothing, so it's probably not a good move.
Yeah. I hate the nbas funneling of talent to LA.Pelicans can decide to be ***** and force him to play out his contract. That's yet another year for Lebron to slow down. Downside is that they risk losing him for nothing, so it's probably not a good move.
Nuggets waive Nick Young.
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Yeah. I hate the nbas funneling of talent to LA.
What funneling are you talking about? Please elaborate.
Seriously, I hear this often, but there’s no information to back up that sentiment. If anything, the league makes it hard as possible for LA to obtain players.You are such a troll.
Father time is undefeated. James has done a great job of escaping father time, but it has got to catch up eventually. It is amazing to me that considering how old he is and how much mileage he has that he has never had significant injuries.
I fail to see what all those other guys have to do with LeBron. He is still playing at a near MVP level right now and there is nothing to suggest that he won't still be playing very well for the next few years still. Some guys play well into their late 30s and LeBron may very well be one of those guys.To further illustrate how close LeBron is to a decline, take a look at the rest of his draft class.
Only Wade taking a farewell lap remains.
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I fail to see what all those other guys have to do with LeBron. He is still playing at a near MVP level right now and there is nothing to suggest that he won't still be playing very well for the next few years still. Some guys play well into their late 30s and LeBron may very well be one of those guys.
I fail to see what all those other guys have to do with LeBron. He is still playing at a near MVP level right now and there is nothing to suggest that he won't still be playing very well for the next few years still. Some guys play well into their late 30s and LeBron may very well be one of those guys.
Name a player who has led a championship contending team and dominated past 35 years old.
Again I don't see the value in comparing him to others. The fact of the matter is that LeBron is still playing like an MVP at 34 years old. It would defy logic to assume that as soon as he is over 35 he will hit some imaginary wall and immediately not be great anymore. Obviously he will eventually slow down enough to no longer be effective, but that could be a year from now or it could be 5 years from now. We won't really know until it happens.Name a player who has led a championship contending team and dominated past 35 years old.