Exactly, I watched Jordan while I was very young and appreciate his game and admire him as a player, I watched Kobe while I was in highschool and loved the way he plays as I understand the game of basketball. Then, I watched LeBron during my college days and liked his type of game. Critics were normal, but discrediting them for what they have accomplished and achievements is a straight disrespectful, considering how hard they trained since day 1.
People respect players but people just have their own favorite players in NBA, it doesn't matter how they train, we don't see it, what we see is them playing in the court and how they give a win on their respective team, it's normal for players to receive a lot of criticism or praise because as a fan, we are emotional, we idolize or we hate players and they have to accept it as that is how they earn money from the fans.
Im sorry, but I think you didn't get my point my friend.
I said :
Critics were normal, but discrediting them for what they have accomplished and achievements is a straight disrespectful, considering how hard they trained since day 1.
If you're totally aware about the hate Kobe, or Lebron, or Jordan, or any other player in the NBA surrounding over the social media that someone would actually put a lot of effort and time to post unnecessary hate towards them. I don't think that's a normal critics right? But, we're going away with the message I want to point out.
If you're following my comments regarding this issue, this for the person who said LeBron's achievement ain't real like Kobe's or Jordan.
Discrediting his achievement is far different than actual critics.