It seems that you are unaware of your actions. You bashed him, and then proceeded to throw out comparisons as if it's relevant in the situation given.
If this was any other player, not a word would be spoken of it.
The knowledge of the body is a powerful and useful tool. You should pick up on it.
It was simply a spur of the moment type post. I was simply thinking how Lebron would react in the older, more physicality allowed NBA. I'm not saying the NBA isn't more athletic now, it definitely is.
But physicality isn't allowed as much anymore. If heat effected LBJ that much, I wonder. That's all. Didn't mean to flamebait, or troll. I recognize LBJ could possibly end up being the best of all time. But tonight, you have to admit, is baffling...because of who it happened to, not the science behind why it happened.
People appraise Lebron as being almost supernatural, so I'm shocked some added heat impacted him, of all people, the most. Everybody played in the same conditions, whether the Spurs knew beforehand the air conditioning was broken..who knows.
I'm simply shocked how much it impacted James, as is almost everyone else. I still pick the Heat to win this series. I just wanted to use a common argument that Lebron lovers use, because it's not as simple as him being more muscular meaning he'd be able to impose himself on Jordan.
Anyway, enough of the Jordan + James argument. I didn't want it to turn into another debate. I was just pondering further how James would hang in the 90's NBA.
Also, I simply said he "nearly died" because of a broken air conditioner. It's hyperbole, not bashing.