The Cavaliers Did Nothing for LeBron James? The Oldest LeBron Lie Might Also Be the Biggest.

Is this the biggest lie of LeBron's career? AOH uses a conversation between Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington to deep dive into the moves the Cleveland Cavaliers made for LeBron James during his first stint in Cleveland. How does this compare to Michael Jordan's first years in Chicago before he retired from the Bulls after the 93' championship? The deeper we dive into this topic the more we see that not only is the narrative created to protect LeBron James untrue, it seems that the Cavaliers did more to try to help LeBron James then other franchises did for their own teams, including, but not limited to Michael Jordan and the Bulls. Once examining the Michael Jordan Bulls from 84-93 one realizes that the bulk of the championship teams consisted of players who joined the team naturally via the draft. It required patience, development, and growth as a unit for these Bulls teams to achieve what they EVENTUALLY achieved. There are no major free agency acquisitions to look at in the early history of Jordan's time with the Bulls. Could LeBron James have done the same if given only draft picks and rookies to develop? I would say no, but we will never know for sure since LeBron received help from the beginning and continued to want more and more help as his career went on. A quick reality check and taste of what is contained in this video, Drew Gooden and Mo Williams were both drafted 4th overall, which is higher than Scottie Pippen, who was fifth overall. LeBron James also joined a team that already had an all-star player, a player who would stay with the Cavs during LeBron's entire first stint in Cleveland. Jordan made his all stars, LeBron simply joined his.