I guess it depends on how you define not having help. It was not the same LeBron "needing help" from his first stint in Cleveland. That was he needed "help" because they didn't have a championship caliber roster, they over achieved as is.
The Miami team everyone knew the help was there, they were just coming off of two championships with basically the same squad. People were just pointing out that outside of LeBron that "help" was playing like ****. Which was true, I don't know how anyone could say it wasn't. Rio, Wade, Bosh all underperformed. Idk why it was a big deal for point to acknowledge that. Like I already said it wasn't an issue to point out when Manu disappeared, Harden, Klay in this years finals had Cleveland won. It's only an issue when it's LeBron, like a lot of **** is.
Like others said this isn't the place for this anyways, but idk why everyone wants to ignore the differences and pretend it was the same situation. It's like a running joke with the "he needs help" when nobody said it to that context anyways. It was more like "Miami can't win with Wade and Bosh playing like this" which was absolutely 100% true, idk how anyone could believe otherwise, especially with how San Antonio was playing.
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