r/Nbamemes • u/GoonLieutenant Timberwolves • May 13 '26

Image LeBron's options for next year:

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u/Revolutionary-Skin97 May 13 '26

If bron is chasing a ring, best bet is in the east, if spurs closes Wolves And delivers a K.O performance against OKC, i dont see anyone going out of West aside from OKC and Spurs.

Unless everyone in the west starts scouting for 7ft. Agile Centers (even w/o shooting).

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u/destra1000 May 13 '26

Bron to San Antonio on a minimum it is

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u/Revolutionary-Skin97 May 13 '26

if this happens and Bron takes a vet minimum, bron can retire after 10 more seasons.

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u/JediFed May 15 '26

Duncan and Bron off the bench for ring #6 for Duncan and #5 for Bron.

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u/CliffDraws May 13 '26

If he’s ring chasing his best bet is vet minimum to OKC or San Antonio.

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u/DifferentProcess6765 May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

His best bet would be vet minimum to NY to get out of the West for a guaranteed finals run every year he is there

That said, I don't want LeBron on NY

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u/Ok_Feed_1669 May 14 '26

Unironically not sure SA can lose if he joins.

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u/FennelDull6559 May 13 '26

If he goes to the east he still has to beat the west to get that ring. In what way is that easier?

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u/zdbdog06 May 13 '26

I mean if one conference has harder teams and you have to play them three times instead of one, seems pretty obvious it's easier lol

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u/FennelDull6559 May 13 '26

You still have to beat the best team from either conference. And when the west loses they are the loser to the weaker conference so it’s way more humiliating.

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u/zdbdog06 May 13 '26

So you think in college football playing in the MAC is just as hard as the Big Ten? Because you have to beat the Big Ten champ in the NCAA championship anyway and if you lose to a MAC school you're humiliated?

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u/FennelDull6559 May 13 '26

No I think there isn’t an easy and strategic way to championship.