Did Kevin Durant wasted his time in OKC?

[murksiderock]

Originally Posted by slo1318

Very true. The east is horrid. That may be part of why Lebron wont leave the east.

And no, he didnt waste his time, thats absurd.

Lebron was drafted into the East and fought his way to the top of the conference by toppling the East regime, first in the Pistons, then in the Celtics. Then he beat back every legit East contender since. People say he plays in the weaker conference, and while that is true, he earned his way to his position. Lebron James is one of the greatest dynasties ever:

LeBron James Has Become 1 of the NBA's All-Time Greatest Dynasties | Bleacher Report

[eddiehaskell]

Originally Posted by murksiderock

Lebron was drafted into the East and fought his way to the top of the conference by toppling the East regime, first in the Pistons, then in the Celtics. Then he beat back every legit East contender since. People say he plays in the weaker conference, and while that is true, he earned his way to his position. Lebron James is one of the greatest dynasties ever:

LeBron James Has Become 1 of the NBA's All-Time Greatest Dynasties | Bleacher Report

Are you talking about the 2011 Celtics led by guys in their mid 30s? You mean to tell me prime Lebron was able to beat them back with his teammate Dwayne Wade averaging 30/7/5? Shocking.

[AlfredB1979]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

Small market, shoot-first point guard, boring city... i knew from the start he wouldn't win a ring there.
Maybe if they stayed in Seattle they could attract some stars but who wants to play in OKC?
Imo he should've left in 2010, imagine what he could've done already.

Those checks aren't bouncing, are they? Players have offseason homes and if they had time to checks the scene out in-season, the LA teams would have to move as very little of the area isn't a war zone.