Would be testiment to all those with who grew up without a father in their lives, in prison or on the streets, etc, and have too overcome the odds of becoming successful or honorable man
Posted Jun 17, 2016, 11:39 PM UTC
Jordan winning a championship on Father's day dedicating it to his father who was murdered >
I think Kawhi Leonard did it too after his father was murdered and he won Finals MVP, im not sure tho, but yeah Jordan's story was epic.
yeah i think he did too
Touche
Another reason Jordan > LeBron
Because his Dad was murdered?
/s you fickle bunch
Dw I got it
Delonte West should be in attendance
that BITCH
Curry losing because his father played an active role in his life.
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Klay losing because his father talked smack about lebron
You should write movie scripts.
Jordan's 96 Fathers Day >>>
"Happy fathers day everyone. See what can happen if you didn't have a father?"
People claiming lebron isn't a true champion because his finals record is 2-4, trashing him for leaving Cleveland and still trashing his after coming back, calling his delonte or that ridiculous rapper his daddy, and making fun of his mother's problems are the reasons why I root for lebron with so much emotionally invested
Uh, not really.
LeBron dedicates his FMVP to his son Steph
It would be funny if they asked about it in a post game interview, and he was like "this means a lot, as I am a father of three (and a man)"
Lebron in his MVP speech: "I'm a man and a father of three!"
Obama grew up without a father.
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Lebron wants to win one for his daddy Delonte.
No. Just stop with this narrative
This is a popular narrative? I literally never hear anything about lebron's family, outside of momma James of course
If you have Netflix, or you are a good internet movie sleuth, watch the documentary about Lebrons high school team. It's called "More Than a Game," and it's very good
I watched it just a few weeks ago. Thanks for lookin out tho
He didn't have a father while growing up, the thing is that I like these finals how they are and I'm very excited for game 7. But I don't want to hear the panelists and announcers discussing some things that don't have to do with the game at hand?
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I think it would be meaningful to him though, you can tell he's sensitive about being a dad
Lmfao
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