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Clash City Rocker

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8. All time greats tend to play a couple years longer than they should
Sun Mar 13, 2022, 11:08 PM
Mar 2022

It’s really hard to leave something you’re good at, that pays you very well, and gives you a lot of attention. Overstaying your welcome tarnishes your reputation in the short term, but over time, no one remembers Kareem’s last couple seasons, or Joe Montana’s, etc., they remember their careers. It’s pretty clear that LeBron, for example, is on the same path. Most people won’t mind too much, unless they already didn’t like the guy.

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That guy is weird. Sneederbunk Mar 2022 #1
I think he is just greedy and they agreed to pay him what he wanted. Bev54 Mar 2022 #2
Bingo! BigmanPigman Mar 2022 #3
Yep. I'm sick of hearing about him 🤬 Deuxcents Mar 2022 #4
Not greed. Ferrets are Cool Mar 2022 #7
I tend to agree with you True Dough Mar 2022 #9
Thanks for saying it better than I did. Ferrets are Cool Mar 2022 #11
He got tired of doing that AZProgressive Mar 2022 #12
Can't agree with you, Jon True Dough Mar 2022 #13
just cant leave the attention MFM008 Mar 2022 #5
He might change his mind again. Or team convinced him that if he plays Hoyt Mar 2022 #6
All time greats tend to play a couple years longer than they should Clash City Rocker Mar 2022 #8
Lebron has good reason to stick around True Dough Mar 2022 #10
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