Prestigious-Pear-328

2705 | 4 hours ago

Now THIS is news

SugarInMyIceTea

289 | 4 hours ago

It’s actually ridiculous, I love it.

CozyisCozy

1361 | 4 hours ago

time perception is so scary sometimes. damn.

pokexchespin | BOS

328 | 4 hours ago

tell me about it. even though we’re well into the fourth month of 2026, i’m not convinced we ever passed 2025

baymax18 | Heat

147 | 3 hours ago

2025? I’m still convinced 2020 waa a year ago

East-End-8646

67 | 3 hours ago

Pandemic has warped time for me. We’ve already had 3 different terms of presidents since 2020, Kobe’s tragedy was right before the pandemic. From the bubble ring, to Chris Paul’s first and only stint in the finals, Warriors last chip, then Joker’s first chip, then Boston vs Luka’s Mavericks, to now OKC and the verge of what might be a dynasty for them; So much has happened and I cant comprehend it. And LEBRON is still here!!!

Kay-Knox | Kings

20 | 2 hours ago

Lebron is in his second season playing with his child who was born before Bron’s second season.

SasquatchWookie

1 | 8 minutes ago

The fact that his child is a physical representation of the length of his career is blowing my mind rn

Alert-Comb-7290

2 | an hour ago

I think everyones perception of time changes as they age. You have more experience waiting.

greywolf2155 | Supersonics

10 | 3 hours ago

I’m still convinced 1999 was a year or two ago

Playful-Scratch7792

2 | an hour ago

Same. Feels like months.

Chessh2036 | Hawks

125 | 4 hours ago

I feel like COVID just messed up all of our internal clocks. Like we just skipped a year or years.

RukiMotomiya | Timberwolves

55 | 4 hours ago

It definitely feels like things have blurred together more post-COVID.

berrin122 | Celtics

37 | 4 hours ago

That’s just called being old, brother.

RukiMotomiya | Timberwolves

15 | 4 hours ago

It’s not even in the sense people talk about with getting older, or at least how most people describe it. It also feels with how old I was when it happened it might be awkward to have it happen then?

Admittedly some of it on a personal level might be I think I’ve been dealing with some depression the last 2-3 years.

BakedSteak | Lakers

9 | 3 hours ago

Depression can certainly blur your perspective of time but you aren’t wrong about COVID. I always say that everyone should be allowed to claim 1-2 years younger than they are. Hope all goes well brotha/sista, depression can be a bitch

OilOfOlaz | Celtics

11 | 3 hours ago

Years feel more more like a blur the older you get.

Especially compared to your formative years in your teens.

I could probably recount more precisely what I did in 2002 then what I did in 2018.

Majomember420 | Lakers

-12 | 4 hours ago

How does COVID has anything to do with this?

samhit_n | Lakers

18 | 4 hours ago

The pandemic made 2020-22 feel like a blur.

Majomember420 | Lakers

0 | 3 hours ago

I am not joking. I think those years were the most easily divisible. Was COVID so vastly different in the US than in Europe. Beside the losses, everyone had the best moments of their lives basically.

samhit_n | Lakers

25 | 4 hours ago

I was rewatching How I Met Your Mother, and realized that we’re just 4 years away from when Ted starts telling the story to his kids.

When the show started in 2005, I couldn’t even comprehend how far 2030 was in the future.

BigFatModeraterFupa | Minneapolis Lakers

2 | 3 hours ago

yeah this shit just makes me feel old and mortal. Like yep, the good ol days of youth are done, and now the only thing to look forward to is HOPEFULLY getting old and dying of old age🤣

funnyboringweird

1009 | 4 hours ago

At least now we know the fuckery can’t go on for much longer

theboiflip | Knicks

622 | 4 hours ago

What have you done.

CalebH428

166 | 4 hours ago

I am a LeBron fan, but even if I wasn’t, I would support any 60yr old dropping triple doubles with his grandkids. Or the equivalent in another sport. So if praying on his downfall is what it takes, then I support it

TopHatTony11 | Pistons

15 | 3 hours ago

Dropping the “it’s all about buckets, youngblood” on whatever Gen Alpha veteran was trying to guard him.

peristeratsipra | Spurs

2 | an hour ago

“See that little square on the backboard rook? You should aim for that!”

AussieManny | Bulls

28 | 3 hours ago

First ever grandfather, father and grandson in a team in NBA history.

gzmu12 | Nuggets

38 | 3 hours ago

Somehow the most unbelievable aspect of this is bronny staying in the league for 18+ years

qwerty-keyboard5000

12 | 3 hours ago

Lebron will adopt Flagg

Celtic_Legend | Celtics

1 | 33 minutes ago

Doesnt have to be bronny. Theres no grandkids yet, he should just drop another child.

mani9612 | IND

0 | an hour ago

No he just needs to get any of the Lebronto Raptors and one of their sons on the Lakers for this to happen

TheMoonIsFake32 | Timberwolves

102 | 4 hours ago

People will remember this after Lebron’s triple double at age 53 against the Sonics in the finals

OldenPolynice

17 | 3 hours ago

for the sonics

Lickmytitsorwe

14 | 3 hours ago

Alongside Bronny Jr and Bron Bron III

Ok-Name-5504

4 | 3 hours ago

It’s ironic, I had the brew, she had the chronic

schafkj | Heat

61 | 4 hours ago

“59 year old LeBron James made history today, becoming the first NBA player to play a game with his grandson.”

TheMoonIsFake32 | Timberwolves

43 | 4 hours ago

And he still somehow out scores Lebron III

Nefaryuz

23 | 3 hours ago

Aged 87 years, Lebron plays his 5000th game. He is playing along side his great grandson LBJ IV. Asked if he would retire this season, Senior says he intends to play along side his great great grandson next season, when Bronny the 6th becomes the first ever grade schooler to play in the NBA.

InternationalLion403

2 | 4 hours ago

LeImtiredofthisgrandpa

UnlikelyMilk199x

7 | 4 hours ago

Oh damn now LeBron’s gonna play another 4,226 days

Bengalblaine

4 | 4 hours ago

Welp

Superplex123 | Lakers

1 | 3 hours ago

Can’t wait until THIS becomes the midpoint of his NBA career.

xanarchycampx | Lakers

1 | 2 hours ago

remindme! 4226 days

cricket9818 | Knicks

292 | 4 hours ago

LeBron debut: 13 year old in 8th grade surfing AIM on my family desktop

LeBron retirement (maybe): 37 years old, married with a one year old, brain rotting on a pocket computer

pokexchespin | BOS

76 | 4 hours ago

i was like 20 months old and now i’m 24. if he retires next year he’ll have played from before i could form memories until after i turn 25

Own-Celebration4239

42 | 4 hours ago

Assuming he plays next year,

You’ll be 50 by the time LeBron has been out of the league longer than he’s been in the league in your lifetime

Original-Rain-3795

2 | 4 hours ago

As someone several years older than OC I did the math in my head and was like “whoa ill also be 50 what are the odds”

Then i realized that I’m an idiot and remembered that applies to anyone thats under 50 when LeBron retires.

VeeVevo

3 | 3 hours ago

What?

If ur 5 years old when bron retires you’d only need to turn 11 years old for him to have been out of the league for a larger percent of ur life than hes been in the league

theytracemikey | Cavaliers

14 | 4 hours ago

I was in the 3rd grade when he was drafted, my son will be in the 6th grade during his potential retirement tour lol

JeterS-03 | Celtics

8 | 3 hours ago

LeBron was drafted in June 2003, I was BORN August 2003. I have never existed in a world where LeBron James was not in the NBA

Affectionate-Agent-9 | Lakers [LAL] Austin Reaves

2 | 4 hours ago

I was a month old

I’m now a month removed from finishing my masters at 22, nearly 23. He’s literally played about as long as I’ve been alive

klvthns515

1 | an hour ago

I remember being hyped to get NBA Live 2004 & NBA Street V3 to play using LeBron. I think he was already given the nickname King James in V3 too. I was like damn, how good is this Rookie to already get that kind of nickname.

Now, I’m 32 and won’t buy the latest videogame with LeBron, because the games just get worse while getting more expensive to have fun. I still check his 2K Ratings though, and he hasn’t dropped below 90.

funnyboringweird

194 | 4 hours ago

Just wait till LeBron plays with LeBron III on the Las Vegas expansion team

CraziestMoonMan | Cavaliers

1 | 11 minutes ago

He will play on the London Crumpets expansion team with LeBron the 4th.

dwrek24 | Spurs

178 | 4 hours ago

Saying that at 30 was kinda crazy to begin with lol

pokexchespin | BOS

192 | 4 hours ago

it wasn’t that unpopular of a take at the time. i remember people thinking melo would age better since he had more of a jumper and thus wouldn’t decline when age slowed him down. instead, melo had his last 20 ppg season in 2017 and retired after 2022

dwrek24 | Spurs

33 | 4 hours ago

Even in 2015 and thinking Brons game wouldnt age gracefully which to me is kinda dumb in 2015, 30 is a little early for that take imo.

But Im also taking probably a little more literally than its meant tbf.

EmbarrassedRing7806 | Lakers

20 | 3 hours ago

Yea the guy said “much longer”. Saying his fuckery won’t go on for much longer at age 30 is pretty fair.

Especially because 2015 was seen as a pretty considerable drop for lebron by many at the time. So turn 30, noticeable dropoff = “wow wont have to deal with this much longer” was quite reasonable.

I don’t think it was ever a prediction of him being washed out of the league. i always read “This fuckery” as him being dominant, like tops of the league level. And frankly predicting him to sustain best in the league level for longer than another like, 2-3 years would have probably been a hot take in 2015.

dwrek24 | Spurs

2 | 3 hours ago

I guess it depends what you think he means by fuckery. I still think his tweet is too early.

It was a reasonable assumption to think an all-time great had at least 4-5 seasons of elite play in him. Because most modern all time greats do. They adapt and find ways to be elite. It’ll just look different.

I would even go as far to say Brons only real comparison point – Jordan – played at best player level at age 34 and absolutely could have at 35 but he just decided to retire instead.

Bron had also never had a major injury.

To me thats quite a bit of fuckery anyway you slice it.

Now do I think he intended to analyze all that in his joke tweet? No.

Still I think its reasonable to say – even without hindsight – he underestimated greatness. And its only been made funnier because it turns out he really underestimated greatness in a way none of us could have fathomed lol

EmbarrassedRing7806 | Lakers

3 | 3 hours ago

The jordan point ignores that

(A) lebron was not viewed as skillfully as jordan.

(B) 2nd 3peat jordan had a noticeable loss of athleticism and adapted. There was doubt that lebron would do the same

To expand on C, here is LeBron’s BPM by season

2004: 1.7
2005: 8.6
2006: 9.1
2007: 8.1
2008: 10.9
2009: 13.2
2010: 11.8
2011: 8.1
2012: 10.9
2013: 11.7
2014: 8.8
2015: 7.1

Like yeah i think ur probably inadvertently using hindsight here. It was his lowest BPM since his rookie year, a -1.7 drop from 2014 (which was a drop from 2013 itself). He was 6th in BPM in 2015. That’s just a clear sign of decline.

And you can use pretty much any metric, you’ll find the same thing.

Obviously there was reason for this and yes, the tweet ended up being wrong (lmao). But i think acting like it wasnt reasonable just kinda short changes how crazy it is what lebron accomplished. Like no, it really did genuinely capture what the popular perception at the time was.

We can sit here and say “hm guy got noticeably worse from 2013 -> 2014, noticeably worse from 2014 -> 2015.. but actually it was unreasonable to think that trend would continue at age 30,” but I don’t think that’s a fair read at all.

dwrek24 | Spurs

2 | 2 hours ago

B is kinda the whole point of contention for us. Show me the all time great who lost his athleticism and didn’t adapt. That someone would believe Bron would be the first modern top ten player to do that is silly. And its mostly based on the lie that LeBron isnt skilled compared to Jordan and Kobe which was never ever the case.

Besides the fact Miami Bron already is a adaption of Cleveland Bron which showed you he had the ability to develop the skills to become the player he eventually became i.e. adding to his midrange and 3-point shot, which are how you age gracefully.

His IQ was always going to carry. His playmaking because of the IQ would always carry. And he’s always going to have positional size. So even if he had to slide down to 4 like Magic in his final season, he could do that and probably be elite.

I also have the advantage of knowing what I thought in 2015 and it certainly wasnt we are 2-3 years from the end of LeBron at an elite level.

I dont think the take is bad because it wasnt right. The take is bad because he has no real precedent on his side to say it.

I used Jordan to illustrate GOAT level play because thats the only player on that level. But Dirk, Nash, Duncan, Kobe, Kareem even Magic has an outstanding season at age 35 with like a four year off period and HIV. Even Shaq has a very good season at age 36.

The greats hold up. Bron had a sparkling injury history.

So I do find it unreasonable to assume he would be the outlier case in regards to adaption. And hey turns out he wasnt.

If he was a big or injury prone, maybe that take could have flown i.e. Birds or Shaqs back injuries. Btw even Bird got a MVP vote at age 35.

Bron is an outlier for ages 37-41 at his level of play. But being some version of elite through 35, 36 isn’t abnormal for his caliber of player. And to me thats the fuckery continuing.

So my main point of contention is that thinking LeBrons athleticism declining was gunna do him in isnt as reasonable as people seem to think in this thread.

jokull1234 | Lakers

31 | 3 hours ago

No one expected that LeBron would be able to so easily change his game as he aged. But there’s been three different iterations of LeBron’s play style just on the lakers

A-Centrifugal-Force

51 | 4 hours ago

In that era most guys were washed by their mid-30s. The big exception was obviously Tim Duncan, but even then he wasn’t what he once was in his late 30s, he was just still effective even with his diminished mobility because he was Tim Duncan.

Kobe, KG, Wade, Dirk, Nash, even if they kept going they were never really the same after about their mid-30s. LeBron meanwhile basically didn’t decline at all until Solomon Hill in 2021 when he was already 36, and he was still All-NBA level until his age 41 season this year.

dwrek24 | Spurs

6 | 4 hours ago

This is exactly my point. Elite players arent usually washed until 35 at earliest unless something unforeseen happens.

Thats minimum 5 years of fuckery this guy isnt accounting for.

And he had seen dudes age well enough by then. Kobe and Dirk were 30 in 2009. TD was 30 in 2007. Nash was 30 in 05.

Every one of those guys got at least one MVP vote five years after that age which is all before 2015.

Its just a really bad take even LeBron aged normally.

Southern_Clerk8697

54 | 4 hours ago

They were saying his game wouldn’t age well because he relied on his athleticism too much lmao

Zestyclose-Phrase268

42 | 4 hours ago

Which is a fair thing to say, but Lebron keeps adapting. Acting like it was obvious Lebron would be this good at 41 is delusional.

Southern_Clerk8697

8 | 4 hours ago

I don’t get it. Who’s acting like it was obvious Lebron would still be this good at 41? The dude made the comment when Bron was 30 man so most likely he was thinking he’d be washed way sooner than 11 years

PalantirImperator | Japan

6 | 3 hours ago

It is a fair thing to say, but it’s also worth point out that he’s also still really fucking athletic (by any standard) at 41, just way less durable than he used to be.

Zestyclose-Phrase268

3 | 3 hours ago

Also way less atheltic. I have watched Lebron from his 07’ finals run. He used to be quite literally unstoppable force. He can’t do that anymore. Age got him, but the old dog learned some new tricks that keep him relevant.

dwrek24 | Spurs

2 | 2 hours ago

As pretty much every great of his caliber has. He’s just done it even longer because of modern medicine and taking extraordinary care of his body.

Summer_Chronicle8184 | Supersonics

4 | 3 hours ago

See the thing people forget is that great athletes can actually age a lot better than subpar or more average athletes cuz when a great athlete loses a step they’re still more athletic than a lot of their competition with the added benefit of more experience

Even guys we don’t think of as all time greats can hold on for a long time because their outlier athleticism keeps them more effective at an advanced age (see guys like Vince Carter or DeAndre Jordan)

dwrek24 | Spurs

0 | 3 hours ago

See you get it. Most people in this part of thread don’t understand even taking away LeBrons gone longer than anyone could expect this tweet is still a few years too early.

SeaworthinessOpen190

16 | 4 hours ago

Kind of but also I feel like the last decade great athletes are just high level for longer. Lebron Messi Ronaldo Djokovic Nadal Federer Brady all stayed really high level into their late 30’s in the last decade, less precedents before that IMO

dwrek24 | Spurs

6 | 4 hours ago

I mean Kareem, Malone. By that point Duncan. The elite of elite greats find a way to extend past at least 35. To expect him to get to 41 would be insane.

But I think 4-5 years of elite play is a lot of fuckery left and I think its a little wild to think a player who never gets injured couldn’t achieve that in 2015.

imperfectionlad

5 | 3 hours ago

Giannis is 31. His fuckery on the other hand will definitely and surely will not go on for much longer

dwrek24 | Spurs

1 | 3 hours ago

His injuries concern me but this conversation forced me to identify Shaq decline on a slightly deeper level and Giannis fuckery might go on longer than you think.

Pretty much all the modern all time greats age well. Even Shaq holds up longer than I think people give him credit for.

But again this depends on what is meant by fuckery 🤣

4trackboy

1 | 2 hours ago

Yeah I’ve said this many times, Shaq actually had great longevity. Made All-Star at age 36, only dropped under 20ppg after his age ³³⁄₃₄ season. Until then he dominated for like 15 straight seasons which is longer than most All-Star level players despite having a bad work ethic.

In terms of career his trajectory is very similar to Hakeem, it’s just that Shaq peaked slightly earlier with the 3peat opposed to Hakeems 2 rings, but still remained an All-NBA level player and dark horse MVP candidate in 04 and 05. After that they “fell off” in a nearly identical way. KG whos been regarded as a player with great longevity actually had a noticeable dropoff in production earlier compared to shaq.

KG played 21 seasons, Shaq played a crazy 19 total seasons. The differences in physique and Playstyle should really be viewed correctly when it comes to Shaq. He’s had a very long and dominant career. What’s throwing people off is the thought that he possibly could have lasted even longer had he taken better care of himself. Imo this leads to Shaqs longevity being unfairly knocked because, ultimately, he was a high impact player into his late 30s and was still unstoppable in his early 30s.

dwrek24 | Spurs

1 | an hour ago

I’ll admit I fell victim to this but this thread really made me realize that all the greats are kinda underestimated in this regard.

But this is kinda the standard for all-timers. These guys aren’t outliers among their peers i.e. top 15 players.

Except Bron for doing it even longer.

samhit_n | Lakers

7 | 4 hours ago

Most stars declined by their mid 30s back then. Kareem was the only player who was still good in his late 30s, but even he slowed down a lot by then.

People were surprised when Melo and Westbrook got washed at around 33-34 years, but historically that’s the normal age when players decline.

dwrek24 | Spurs

5 | 4 hours ago

Not really for the greats and by that time it was even more common. See my other replies for some added context.

Most modern top ten players play at a high level until at least 35.

Thats why I think its wild to say about a 30 year old in 2015.

LosAngeLukaGOAT | Cote D'Ivoire

1 | 13 minutes ago

Consensus was pretty much that LeBron will decline when he will lost athleticism.

He also had a rough period in around that time, Iirc he went to Miami for 3 weeks then he was busting ass right after lol

samhit_n | Lakers

101 | 4 hours ago

When LeBron started playing, Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, and Karl Malone were still active players.

There were literal Baby Boomers still playing during his rookie season. Next season, he may play against players born in 2007.

SilverK29

19 | an hour ago

Cooper Flagg was born December 21st 2006, so he almost already is lol

GPCAPTregthistleton | ATL

12 | an hour ago

LeBron is 41. Kevin Willis was 41 that year and the oldest player LeBron played against in the NBA. The 2003-2004 Cavs last played the 2003-2004 Spurs 29 March 2004.

Willis -> LeBron: 22 years, 115 days

LeBron -> Flagg: 21 years, 356 days

If Mathias Vazquez (26 March 2008) is drafted and plays against LeBron:

LeBron -> Vazquez: 23 years, 87 days

Robert Parish was 43 in his final season; Kobe Bryant was 18 that year. The 1996-1997 Bulls last played the 1996-1997 Lakers 5 February 1997.

Parish -> Kobe: 25 years, 115 days

Commercial-Chance561

45 | 4 hours ago

I’ve seen LeBron play in the FINALS in:

Middle School

High School

Every year I was in college

The 3 years after I graduated college

With my 1 year old son

Mind you, this is just the Finals. I was 10 years old for his first game and my son is now 7 years old and we are watching the same man play NBA basketball

ecclectic_collector

35 | 4 hours ago

this fuckery won’t go on for much longer, thank god

snirpie

8 | 3 hours ago

Oh fuck you. Delete this before it gets screen capped and we all have to live with the consequences

MegaGrimer | Warriors

4 | an hour ago

LeBron: That’s it. This is the new halfway point of my career.

VaultOfAsh | Spurs

26 | 4 hours ago

Crazy how people thought 30 was old back then, modern day medicine is crazy

draker585 | Grizzlies

1 | an hour ago

30 is still the back end of an athletic career.

DevicePleasant1160 | Rockets

13 | 4 hours ago

This is the kind of data analytics I come here for.

I need Shaq and Chuck to give me their takes on this tbh.

kewkkid

2 | an hour ago

Where is Ja?

Mysterious_Emotion63 | Cavaliers

7 | 4 hours ago

Yall have been firing full cylinder on off season shit posts and the playoffs start next week

funnyboringweird

6 | 4 hours ago

Pretty unbelievable

Limsy37

5 | 4 hours ago

Now someone make a new tweet at the end of this year pls. “LeBron is 41, this fuckery won’t go on for much longer, thank god”

Careless-Dare-1900

3 | 4 hours ago

I wasn’t old enough to understand but for anyone old enough to remember, did 2006 to 2016 feel shorter or longer than 2016 to 2026

Superplex123 | Lakers

2 | 3 hours ago

Because of Covid, both.

SwizzGod | Lakers

3 | 4 hours ago

Absurd

soda_cookie | Kings

3 | 2 hours ago

LeGendary

inoriacc

2 | 4 hours ago

I visit r/nba because of this kind of trivias. 😤

srush32

2 | 4 hours ago

Going to be weird when he’s teammates with his own grandson

Individual-Can5070

2 | 3 hours ago

Fuck around and find………to be continued

Wet-for-Mrs-Met

2 | 3 hours ago

I was a Heat fan, and when he left I remember thinking well at least Miami got his prime and he’s gonna start falling off in a few years

He was also having those weird cramping issues, and then just never did again

makkenzier222

2 | 3 hours ago

The fact that we are statistically closer to the end of the ‘fuckery’ era than its beginning is a sobering reminder that Father Time is the only one who actually won that argument. Dec. 19, 2026, should be a national holiday for longevity.

blogietislt | NBA

2 | 2 hours ago

But after that the fuckery won’t go on for much longer, right?

ewokninja123

1 | 4 hours ago

GAT DAMN

cristobalist

1 | 3 hours ago

Who dafuq is urkle91???… They sound like a real STEVE to me lol

TheMessyChef

1 | an hour ago

He’s the biggest cancer in the Warriors Twitter fanbase - the majority of Warriors fans can’t stand him. And he has plenty of tweets cheering for the Lakers before like ²⁰¹³⁄₁₄ as well 😂

Macro701

1 | 3 hours ago

And he’s still hating. Some people never grow.

makkenzier222

1 | 3 hours ago

The fact that we are statistically closer to the end of the ‘fuckery’ era than its beginning is a sobering reminder that Father Time is the only one who actually won that argument. Dec. 19, 2026, should be a national holiday for longevity.

drprox

1 | 3 hours ago

Absolutely brilliant. Thanks so much for posting

The_Golden_Zebra

1 | 3 hours ago

It would be cool if LeBron played past the date and invited the fan to the next game. LeBron’s made it known he’s seen the tweet and would be a funnily full circle moment if it’s his retirement tour next year. I’m sure the NBA would milk the publicity out of it too LOL

GardenTheGreat | Lakers

1 | 2 hours ago

Wtf that’s actually insane

Slow_Breath_4556

1 | 2 hours ago

god damn

AbleBadger9429

1 | an hour ago

It was February 20, 2004, when the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the San Antonio Spurs 89–87 in a close game. That was also the day rookie LeBron James faced veteran Kevin Wills in his first NBA season.

Kevin Wills entered the NBA during the 1984–85 season the debut season of a man named Michael Jordan. But even Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, already an all-time great back then, was still active and would continue to play until 1989. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar began his NBA career in the 1969–70 season. Nixon had become president, and the first moon landing had just taken place.

It takes just three players to span seven different decades of the NBA and 55 years, and if LeBron James sticks around, maybe just three players until the next moon landing.

bebopblues | Lakers

1 | an hour ago

The fact that he is playing with his son, who was born after Lebron played in the NBA, is astonishing enough. And they are on their second season playing together on the same team.

Also, he’s been a Laker longer (8yr) than his first stint with the Cavs (7yrs).

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bar901 | 76ers

10 | 4 hours ago

Well you seem like a perfectly well adjusted lad.

Loose-Turn-8914

-9 | 4 hours ago

Still an upgrade over the 60% of bot comments on this site.

bar901 | 76ers

1 | an hour ago

Firstly, no it’s not, secondly it’s wild to suggest 60% of comments or anywhere near that are bots.

Plenty of bot posts and a chunk of bot comments, but unlike other social media there’s no real monetary reward for posting here and it has less propaganda value due to how subreddits are set up and the nature of conversations compared to other platforms.

I assume you intended to be slightly facetious, but the bot problem here is absolutely minimal compared to every other platform and even they are nowhere near 50% bot-comments.

pokexchespin | BOS

7 | 4 hours ago

i want the lakers to crash and burn too, you don’t need to be so butthurt though

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1 | 3 hours ago

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cricket9818 | Knicks

7 | 4 hours ago

If you’re gonna hate at least do it with a logical sentence

Loose-Turn-8914

-5 | 4 hours ago

Don’t tell me how to hate

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1 | 3 hours ago

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As long as LeBron plays next season, he will officially have been in the league longer after the “fuckery” tweet than before