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Topic: NBA Finals 2022 - Warriors vs Celtics. (Read 2290 times)
Maybe its time to retire or continue to play until his body wont really be doing good anymore? He had already achieved and been recognized but hate to say this that there are much more better younger players which could able to surpass on what he currently able to do.
Retirement should not even be an option. There is surely still a lot of gas left on the tank, so lots that he can still bring dominance on the court. He just needs some good teammates now to assist him as carrying a team is not the heavy toll that he should do always.
He can still be aggressive at some point and we see that last season.
Anyways, OP should now lock the thread as the discussion is now getting nowhere. The Finals already ended weeks ago.
There's no retirement because he can still deliver, he has great stats but the only problem is it's hard for him to win a championship again. The King is not agressive as before, his purpose in playing now is to break a record and for sure he can still break more records as he is still healthy.
Maybe its time to retire or continue to play until his body wont really be doing good anymore? He had already achieved and been recognized but hate to say this that there are much more better younger players which could able to surpass on what he currently able to do.
Retirement should not even be an option. There is surely still a lot of gas left on the tank, so lots that he can still bring dominance on the court. He just needs some good teammates now to assist him as carrying a team is not the heavy toll that he should do always.
He can still be aggressive at some point and we see that last season.
Anyways, OP should now lock the thread as the discussion is now getting nowhere. The Finals already ended weeks ago.
And guess what, LeBron is now a billionaire athlete and that makes him the first active NBA player to have that status. Surely his investments in himself and hard work is ripe enough to reap and didn't go to waste as he's still one of the most wanted player in the league. The man has still few seasons to go but he's still versatile enough to do some lifting to the team, though he's not that superhuman LeBron anymore but he can still produce good numbers.
Speaking out about investments then its a personal choice yet we've seen some athletes do really lost track and rather spending up like there's no tomorrow and ending up to be poor
once their career is over due to unwise spending on different things unlike on other players which do really have goals or preparations since not forever you would
be staying on your sport and make money out of it.
That's a fact, people are finding it hard to believe that LBJ is not the same LBJ we know who can literally push and carry the whole team to the finals. Yes, the man can still produce good numbers but those numbers can't even compare to those days where he does the job for the team. It will take some time and sooner they will realize that he's not that good anymore as his age are also trying to catch-up on him.
There's only few players out there who had the right investment that turns out good these days. We could name us but that's just really few compared to those players who had a bad choice when it comes to their money.
he cant really able to carry out his current team with the recent season which he had been doing these things back into those previous years and we arent seeing it now anymore.
Maybe its time to retire or continue to play until his body wont really be doing good anymore? He had already achieved and been recognized but hate to say this that there are
much more better younger players which could able to surpass on what he currently able to do.
And guess what, LeBron is now a billionaire athlete and that makes him the first active NBA player to have that status. Surely his investments in himself and hard work is ripe enough to reap and didn't go to waste as he's still one of the most wanted player in the league. The man has still few seasons to go but he's still versatile enough to do some lifting to the team, though he's not that superhuman LeBron anymore but he can still produce good numbers.
Yeah, what a record. He's not just skilled inside the court but also outside the court for having that financial literacy and being an investor and a businessman. He deserves all of it.
That's pure hard work and as well as working smartly, a combination of it got him to his current status. Well, since the finals is done, I guess everyone should just get back to the common NBA thread and close this one.
And guess what, LeBron is now a billionaire athlete and that makes him the first active NBA player to have that status. Surely his investments in himself and hard work is ripe enough to reap and didn't go to waste as he's still one of the most wanted player in the league. The man has still few seasons to go but he's still versatile enough to do some lifting to the team, though he's not that superhuman LeBron anymore but he can still produce good numbers.
Speaking out about investments then its a personal choice yet we've seen some athletes do really lost track and rather spending up like there's no tomorrow and ending up to be poor
once their career is over due to unwise spending on different things unlike on other players which do really have goals or preparations since not forever you would
be staying on your sport and make money out of it.
That's a fact, people are finding it hard to believe that LBJ is not the same LBJ we know who can literally push and carry the whole team to the finals. Yes, the man can still produce good numbers but those numbers can't even compare to those days where he does the job for the team. It will take some time and sooner they will realize that he's not that good anymore as his age are also trying to catch-up on him.
There's only few players out there who had the right investment that turns out good these days. We could name us but that's just really few compared to those players who had a bad choice when it comes to their money.
They had met in the Finals numerous times and we did saw how they perform with each other, both teams are dedicated but often times, it's the Golden Dynasty who wins the most as they have more outstanding players than Lebron James's team. Now, they have the exact number of rings and I'm quite excited which of them will have their 5th ring.
Yea, a discussion about who is the greatest basketball player will honestly go on for years, no doubt.
When Steph claims that 5th ring, it will still go on. The greatest of all time in basketball is a nonstop cycle but for me, I ended it with just the greatest of their era. Jordan has his own era, and so did Kobe, and other great players of the league. Lebron has his own and so does Steph Curry and it took them hard work and dedication to make it happen.Yea, a discussion about who is the greatest basketball player will honestly go on for years, no doubt.
For all of that, it's the entertainment that I am thankful for either they became the villain in your point of view or they are your hero.
If forcefully asked who is the GOAT, it's Michael Jordan as my answer but that of course is biased because he was the one I look up to in my childhood years.
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
That's right. AFAIK, he's budgeting himself with a whopping $1M for his personal training just to get in shape despite his age not getting younger.Curry and LeBron now holds the same number of rings, now, I'm interested to see who will be the 1st one to have his 5th ring.
This actually became a meme on the web that Curry is more of the goat rather than Lebron but I think they're worthy of it being called like that. A staggering $1.5 Million expenditure to be exact annually, and that includes the proper training equipment with its latest technology, personal trainer to keep him versatile especially now that his age is growing day by day and chef to make his meals a healthy one that would surely needed in his body.
Yes, I also saw that meme circulating in the internet recently to make some argument about who's the goat. But for me, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Stephen Curry is already a goat in their respective generations and there's no need to argue about that as they aren't born in the same year or atleast born with a gap of 3-5 years.
Yea, a discussion about who is the greatest basketball player will honestly go on for years, no doubt.
And guess what, LeBron is now a billionaire athlete and that makes him the first active NBA player to have that status. Surely his investments in himself and hard work is ripe enough to reap and didn't go to waste as he's still one of the most wanted player in the league. The man has still few seasons to go but he's still versatile enough to do some lifting to the team, though he's not that superhuman LeBron anymore but he can still produce good numbers.
Speaking out about investments then its a personal choice yet we've seen some athletes do really lost track and rather spending up like there's no tomorrow and ending up to be poor
once their career is over due to unwise spending on different things unlike on other players which do really have goals or preparations since not forever you would
be staying on your sport and make money out of it.
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
That's right. AFAIK, he's budgeting himself with a whopping $1M for his personal training just to get in shape despite his age not getting younger.A staggering $1.5 Million expenditure to be exact annually, and that includes the proper training equipment with its latest technology, personal trainer to keep him versatile especially now that his age is growing day by day and chef to make his meals a healthy one that would surely needed in his body.
Yes, I also saw that meme circulating in the internet recently to make some argument about who's the goat. But for me, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Stephen Curry is already a goat in their respective generations and there's no need to argue about that as they aren't born in the same year or atleast born with a gap of 3-5 years.
Yes, I also saw that meme circulating in the internet recently to make some argument about who's the goat. But for me, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Stephen Curry is already a goat in their respective generations and there's no need to argue about that as they aren't born in the same year or atleast born with a gap of 3-5 years.
No argument, they're all in the greatest era that they can share with the younger ones and they have their own prime and anyone can call them GOAT for real.And guess what, LeBron is now a billionaire athlete and that makes him the first active NBA player to have that status. Surely his investments in himself and hard work is ripe enough to reap and didn't go to waste as he's still one of the most wanted player in the league. The man has still few seasons to go but he's still versatile enough to do some lifting to the team, though he's not that superhuman LeBron anymore but he can still produce good numbers.
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
That's right. AFAIK, he's budgeting himself with a whopping $1M for his personal training just to get in shape despite his age not getting younger.A staggering $1.5 Million expenditure to be exact annually, and that includes the proper training equipment with its latest technology, personal trainer to keep him versatile especially now that his age is growing day by day and chef to make his meals a healthy one that would surely needed in his body.
Yes, I also saw that meme circulating in the internet recently to make some argument about who's the goat. But for me, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Stephen Curry is already a goat in their respective generations and there's no need to argue about that as they aren't born in the same year or atleast born with a gap of 3-5 years.
Yes, I also saw that meme circulating in the internet recently to make some argument about who's the goat. But for me, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Stephen Curry is already a goat in their respective generations and there's no need to argue about that as they aren't born in the same year or atleast born with a gap of 3-5 years.
No argument, they're all in the greatest era that they can share with the younger ones and they have their own prime and anyone can call them GOAT for real. 
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
That's right. AFAIK, he's budgeting himself with a whopping $1M for his personal training just to get in shape despite his age not getting younger.Curry and LeBron now holds the same number of rings, now, I'm interested to see who will be the 1st one to have his 5th ring.
This actually became a meme on the web that Curry is more of the goat rather than Lebron but I think they're worthy of it being called like that. A staggering $1.5 Million expenditure to be exact annually, and that includes the proper training equipment with its latest technology, personal trainer to keep him versatile especially now that his age is growing day by day and chef to make his meals a healthy one that would surely needed in his body.
Yes, I also saw that meme circulating in the internet recently to make some argument about who's the goat. But for me, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Stephen Curry is already a goat in their respective generations and there's no need to argue about that as they aren't born in the same year or atleast born with a gap of 3-5 years.
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
That's right. AFAIK, he's budgeting himself with a whopping $1M for his personal training just to get in shape despite his age not getting younger.Curry and LeBron now holds the same number of rings, now, I'm interested to see who will be the 1st one to have his 5th ring.
This actually became a meme on the web that Curry is more of the goat rather than Lebron but I think they're worthy of it being called like that. A staggering $1.5 Million expenditure to be exact annually, and that includes the proper training equipment with its latest technology, personal trainer to keep him versatile especially now that his age is growing day by day and chef to make his meals a healthy one that would surely needed in his body.
Yes, I also saw that meme circulating in the internet recently to make some argument about who's the goat. But for me, Michael Jordan, LeBron James and Stephen Curry is already a goat in their respective generations and there's no need to argue about that as they aren't born in the same year or atleast born with a gap of 3-5 years.
Yes this is true!
But the way things are going, I think it's easier for Curry to get his 5th ring than LeBron James.
Curry is already adjusted in the Warriors, while LeBron James unfortunately needs to fix the team (and also get chemistry between the players) characteristic that the GSW had and that made a big difference for them to be champions this season!
I do believe that curry would able to get the 5th and it's true that Lebron is still finding a team where they could really be having that harmony and team work which would really be that in similar with Warriors and we could really see the differences in between that's why it's really that comparable but let's see on what would gonna happen in related with changed in rosters and line ups for the next season.But the way things are going, I think it's easier for Curry to get his 5th ring than LeBron James.
Curry is already adjusted in the Warriors, while LeBron James unfortunately needs to fix the team (and also get chemistry between the players) characteristic that the GSW had and that made a big difference for them to be champions this season!
I was not surprised for Curry to be the MVP of the recent finals which everybody wouldnt oppose with that.
Age is just a number, Jordan was 34 years old when he won his last championship, but for Curry, 34 years old is still young and he can certainly continue to dominate and win another championship. His health is very important, so we should hope that Curry wont' suffer a serious injury so we will still be able to see him play and the Warriors will give a tough challenge to their opponents.
Yes, exactly!!Another example I would like to share is LeBron James! I believe that at the end of this year he will be 38 years old and as incredible as it may seem he still plays very well! He may not be as explosive as he was younger, but on the other hand he has acquired a lot of technique, game vision and experience!
I'll be curious how Curry and LJ will perform in this next NBA season!
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
Curry and LeBron now holds the same number of rings, now, I'm interested to see who will be the 1st one to have his 5th ring.
But the way things are going, I think it's easier for Curry to get his 5th ring than LeBron James.
Curry is already adjusted in the Warriors, while LeBron James unfortunately needs to fix the team (and also get chemistry between the players) characteristic that the GSW had and that made a big difference for them to be champions this season!
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
That's right. AFAIK, he's budgeting himself with a whopping $1M for his personal training just to get in shape despite his age not getting younger.Curry and LeBron now holds the same number of rings, now, I'm interested to see who will be the 1st one to have his 5th ring.
This actually became a meme on the web that Curry is more of the goat rather than Lebron but I think they're worthy of it being called like that. Age is just a number, Jordan was 34 years old when he won his last championship, but for Curry, 34 years old is still young and he can certainly continue to dominate and win another championship. His health is very important, so we should hope that Curry wont' suffer a serious injury so we will still be able to see him play and the Warriors will give a tough challenge to their opponents.
Yes, exactly!!Another example I would like to share is LeBron James! I believe that at the end of this year he will be 38 years old and as incredible as it may seem he still plays very well! He may not be as explosive as he was younger, but on the other hand he has acquired a lot of technique, game vision and experience!
I'll be curious how Curry and LJ will perform in this next NBA season!
LeBron James is investing in himself to make his own needs so that he can still play exceptional when he is on the court, he can't be playing that well at his age if he's not paying attention to his health. LBJ's age falls in the same bracket as Carmelo Anthony and Howard but LBJ is literally different. Right now, he's more of setting up the table just like CP3 did in Phoenix.
Curry and LeBron now holds the same number of rings, now, I'm interested to see who will be the 1st one to have his 5th ring.
I lost a lil bit as I bet on Celtics, but I'm not angry or anything, because Warriors really did deserve to win on this one. Lucky for those who bet on Warriors because the odds were nice. Another scenario that sportsbooks don't really get it right all the time. Congratulations to those who bet on Warriors!
Another shining moment for Curry though.
Stephen Curry... There is a lot to talk about him now. He is already an NBA legend now. He is one of the best guards and shooters in NBA history that's for certain. He did a wonderful job in the whole regular season and in the finals at the same time. His being hungry for a win helps Golden State Warriors a lot now. If it weren't for his contribution to the team I think they would struggle much more than this. They are playing better as a team too though but Curry's performance still affects results too much.
I did not know he supported Crypto too actually, does he just own them or he also did Saylor BTC buy 
I honestly did not see Warriors winning at all, obviously no Curry FMVP in that case but if they won, Curry FMVP made sense of course, it always made sense on the first year as well, iggy? really? Anyway, I was hoping for another Suns finals, which they failed to go to even conference finals this year and got beaten by Dallas which had a horrible start to the season and recovered very well.I assumed it would be a Suns vs Heat or Suns vs Sixers and I was wrong on both sides, glad that Warriors won but upset that all of my outrights were wrong. Congratz on getting your win, it is definitely a good feeling to get that and I believe it is a good show of expertise.
Well,,, the odds itself was not too far away as an underdog,,, for me whenever it is less than 4x then it is more than 1 in 4 possibility, at least in basketball or tennis it seems. So not really an expert just luck, believe me
Always there is next season for you, but at least you do not go all the way to the final and lose, sometimes that seems like way worse for me than not even getting close.
Age is just a number, Jordan was 34 years old when he won his last championship, but for Curry, 34 years old is still young and he can certainly continue to dominate and win another championship. His health is very important, so we should hope that Curry wont' suffer a serious injury so we will still be able to see him play and the Warriors will give a tough challenge to their opponents.
Yes, exactly!!Another example I would like to share is LeBron James! I believe that at the end of this year he will be 38 years old and as incredible as it may seem he still plays very well! He may not be as explosive as he was younger, but on the other hand he has acquired a lot of technique, game vision and experience!
I'll be curious how Curry and LJ will perform in this next NBA season!
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