That's the biggest point that should be made of all of this. These guys all chose to win by joining forces. All 3 of them (aside from Wade in '06) have had to carry their teams for basically their entire careers. They had a chance to join up and have a shot at being one of the greatest teams of all time and took it, instead of continuing to sit back and suffer in their current situations, hoping eventually they would get a sidekick to help them out. Well now they each have 2 sidekicks to help each other.
And was it not just a few days/weeks/months ago that people were questioning how badly LeBron wants to win? This should show you. Now people are making fun of him saying how he ran to get help and all that. I guess people don't realize the opportunity these guys have created for themselves. They have a chance to make something special here.
Like I said before, the legacy talk is stupid. That will play itself out and like 23 said, what is the point of playing in the league? To win or to surpass MJ's legacy? Right now, these 3 guys have a good chance at being some of the most winning-est players of all time. It's definitely not a sure thing, but it's not out of the question for them to have just laid the foundation for a dynasty for years to come. Who knows how many titles they could rack up with this core?
Besides, look at how hard it is to surpass MJ anyways. Kobe is the closest thing to Mike and might be the closest we ever come to see someone surpass him but even Kobe is still considered miles away from ever doing that. So all this legacy talk, to me, is useless.
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