ITT : players that saved Lebrons legacy

they won a chip before him tho and mj had sharpshooters """save""" his legacy multiple times.

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reminder that LeChoke was 0/4 in the previous minutes before Irving bailed him out

>>76414214
>steve kerr GW.mp4

>>76414214
>lebron's legacy
>saved

>sweetest shot
Ray Allen

>sweetest swing
Ken Griffey Jr.

>sweetest tackling form
Junior Seau

>>76416942
That's a ref, idiot!

>>76417239
>>sweetest shot
>Ray Allen

sorry but that's actually Mitch Richmond, sweetie

>>76417304
Too fat.

Must suck to be a legit golden state fan and see all these band wagoners ruin it

>>76417320
>the rock
>fat
How do I filter millennials?

>>76417304
actually, that's Allan Houston

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>>76414214

>>76417397
I actually have never been as bothered by the bandwagon concept as others. To me it makes perfect sense: a team which performs well earns the respect and support from its city. The better the team performs, the more people will come. Of course -- why would the success of the team not influence overall interest? That's one of the byproducts of success: more interest.

I think some fans are just rabid and territorial, and think that if a normal citizen starts liking the team then their ground is being infringed upon, when in reality the "bandwagoners" are actually a sign that the team is doing well...and they will spend their money on the team, which in turn helps the organization. Everyone wins.