Bob Myers Believes Philadelphia Was LeBron's Hardest Path

Bob Myers Believes Philadelphia Was LeBron’s Hardest Path



Bob Myers Believes Philadelphia Was LeBron’s Hardest Path

Despite offering LeBron the best chance to win, Bob Myers believes Philadelphia was also the King’s hardest path this offseason.

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  1. By hardest rode he meant the most pressure. Philly hasnt won in a long time, philly fans are brutal when players play poorly, and he will have to be the glue for the team since he is their best passer.

  2. He chose the place that was best setup to win a championship. Hardest is an incorrect word.

    However, he absolutely chose the most uncomfortable, unknown, variability, unfamiliar option by doing so. Cleveland, LA, and Miami all gave him a chance to win but were extensions of the past. Philadelphia was a brand new journey. It definitely is more challenging from LeBron James the human being day to day standpoint compared to the other choices.

    Tyrese Maxey is closer to Bronny than to LeBron. Bron knows he needs the ball in his hands and maxey’s enthusiasm was pivotal for him to make the leap.

    Minnesota and Denver were never happening.

  3. He meant, instead of joining the Knicks/Spurs/OKC, he joined a team with a chip on the shoulder and a desperation to win. "Hardest Path" is the wrong terminology

  4. Hush up Tracy….u guys wud be saying the same thing if he went to warriors heat or back to clev……wherever he went, suddenly it wud have become a "superteam" with the same narratives spun for each team…..big yawn.

  5. Thank you Bob, even legends need a break down from time to time. It's hard to win and it always has been. And Bron knows he's willing to give it all he has to be competitive at 42 years old. The fact we talk about it like this is still iconic…

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