Yeah it's a fact because that's how he chose it out to be, he closed any path his career would go on if he hadn't gone to the Warriors. If he's fine with his decision, who am I or who is anyone to question it? It doesn't make it untrue though and it's something he knew from the start he would have to deal with. What, you want to go to a 73 win team and not even face questions like that? It doesn't work like that.
Yo, I'm not about to rehash this whole argument as if we were on Mike and Mike. The finals are tomorrow. Maybe it's pedantic, but I wanted to point out "he could only win..." specifically is not only not a fact, but a bad argument for reasons you quoted.
Serious question: for a few years it always felt like some superstar or other was taking post moves summer school with Hakeem. How many of those players actually came back with a better post game? Maybe LeBron, mmmaybe Yao?
(OK, I'm mostly thinking of how Dwight Howard didn't seem to learn that much.)
Now it's Kobe. I think Reggie Miller was on a broadcast blathering on about how Kawhi learned so much from Kobe this year, then had to come on after halftime to say they were only
talking about getting together with Kobe.
Lebron really would not even try to post up Kidd and Barrea in the finals and now he's great at it, but that part of his game didn't just materialize after a couple of days working with Hakeem. Unless Hakeem is this sage type whose ancient wisdom was revealed to Lebron in stages, I don't know.