JJ Redick has had ENOUGH of the LeBron James narratives 🐐 (via @YOUNGMANANDTHREE) #shorts

JJ Redick has had ENOUGH of the LeBron James narratives 🐐 (via @JJRedick ) #shorts

[MaestorRasanen]

I love JJ. He throws in the kind of statistics to debunk everybody.

He's just so so smart and has such wide knowledge of the game. Simply put the best analysist of NBA basketball in TV right now. Easily.

[netshoop]

The NBA media needs more people like JJ

[TheLivewire]

I honestly wonder how much damage was done by Skip Bayless individually. It’s wild how his narratives just stick. You hear people regurgitate his points verbatim.

[azmindspin]

"You could make the argument he is the most clutch player ever". I think you just did....

[wcjohnson]

Lets be honest, we all know who started the "Is LeBron clutch?" argument

[redragon_ha]

Those false narratives are just pure garbage. Some people make up ridiculous reasons to discredit Lebron which is pathetic.

[jaymufasa]

I have eyes.
And I can see.
I've watched LeBron throughout The Years playing basketball. And all I can say is the man is great. Put a smile on my face with is entertainments after I get off work. Just like Michael Jordan used to do. LeBron is great!!!!

[FloridaDreams]

It's the people and media don't want to take jordan off his pedestal

[JoshZlaket]

I love JJ and his no B.S. approach. Especially when it comes to Lebron.

[FruitMonger]

Ironic, ESPN posting this because the rant started about a question from First Take

[christopherseibert]

It's all about longevity. Brett favre played the longest and put up the most numbers at one point in time, but no one was saying he was the best ever

[johnnylopez]

This aged well😅
👇 If you came after he was hired

[masterlucky]

Anybody who is honest and really saw how jordan and lebron played the game will pick jordan or someone like bird almost everytime and be willing to bet thr entire savings if the game is on the line in the final seconds coz jordan time and time again showed and proved that he have that mentality and almost willing to give his life in every shot he make just to win a game lebron is a gifted player a good scorer and used his physical advantages pretty well but he dont play and isnt built that way not to mention they started counting all this stats when jordan is almost out of the game.

[datsapaddlin]

This is why ESPN analysts were horrified of JJ 😂. He just owned them by keeping it simple 😅. The idea he’s not a great scorer or has never been clutch is ridiculous.

[keithcooper]

We know facts like this mean nothing to haters. They go with their feelings over facts. Great job JJ!

[mykejae]

If you know you know 🤷🏾‍♂️ let that man be great Goat 🐐 James

[hockydad]

How come nobody foolish enough to compare stats from different players never gives the number of years played? Not fair to compare players from different era’s and just dumb to compare stats from players in an unequal length of time. Just bc you do something longer than others doesn’t make you “the greatest”…..they all are/were great players. It’s gotten old

[romellh]

Wait a min, if the stat began in 96-97...that would leave out mj bird magic so its kinda of a 🗑 stat

[kareemjones]

JJ is the analyst we didn’t know we needed 💯💯💯

[miguelarias]

Remembering the old days, nostalgia and how the "game has changed" will ALWAYS be talking point in sports because it's an easy target that gets people riled up.