We cover politics and the news 99% of the time around here, but every now and then I cover something else that I want to comment on.

And this is sports news and there’s a Donald Trump connection, so that’s close enough for me.

And what I want to talk about is LeBron James “taking his talents” to the Philadelphia 76ers:

Specifically, what I want to talk about is how this absolute BUM will never be the “Greatest Of All Time”, not even close.

In fact, no one has done more DAMAGE to the sport than this loser.

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But don’t just take my word for it….check out this incredible beat-down from Skip Bayless:

Skip, my man…I have not always been the biggest fan of yours, but that was perfection!

And for the record, the discussion is not about whether or not LeBron is the #1 best player of all time, because he’s not and it’s not even close.

I don’t even think there’s any debate about whether LeBron is #2 or not, because he’s not.

That would go to Kobe Bryant, and I’m not even comfortable calling it #2, I’m going to call it 1-Mike and 1A-Kobe.

It couldn’t be more clear than this….watch as LeBron seems star-struck by Mike, and while Kobe has genuine respect and admiration, Kobe is ready to go head-to-head against the best:

This one is also hilarious…..

Watch as both Kobe and LeBron are asked about playing each other in one-on-one and look at the wild difference in their answers:

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But again, don’t just take my word for it….

Here is Bam Adebayo, currently one of the upper-tier players in the NBA and he doesn’t even put LeBron in the Top 5 (and he’s not wrong):

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Let’s go to Stephen A. Smith explaining why it will never be LeBron:

Remember when Steven A. and Skip Bayless had a show together?

And they agreed on nothing?

They agree on LeBron not being the best!

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How about Laura Ingraham destroying LeBron James….this is so good, watch here:

And I told you there was a Donald Trump connection….

Trump says it’s clearly Mike at #1, but goes on to call LeBron a racist (and I don’t think he’s wrong):

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Now let’s go deeper….

Not only is he not #1, that’s not even debatable, but he has actively done more damage to the league than anyone else.

I used to love watching the NBA when it was Mike and Kobe and Iverson.  Every year, watching the NBA playoffs was Must See TV.

Now?

Now it’s unwatchable slop.

Exhibit A:

This one is an all-timer….

Watch LeBum fake getting hit by the air and go down hard:

When your biggest talent is how big you can flop, you’re a joke.

Or how about this for “The King”?

Traveling, got blocked and goes down hard all in one play?

What a loser!

Unwatchable slop.

And to wrap up, let’s go back to Kobe.

Because there are some extremely strange connections between Kobe and LeBron and specifically with LeBron going to Philly.

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Let’s start here:

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[00:00]
“So, this whole LeBron trade, him going to Philly—you guessed it—it’s a ritual.”

“How?”

“A Kobe Bryant ritual.”

“Now I gotta know.”

“So, he announced that he is going to Philly, which is a weird move.”

“Why Philly?”

“Why Philly?”

“Oh yeah, Kobe Bryant’s from Philadelphia.”

“Interesting.”

“Fresh Prince Bel-Air?”

[00:18]
“So, he announced this on the 24th, and he signed for eight million dollars.”

“Come on.”

“So, you mean to tell me that Kobe Bryant wore the number 8 and 24?”

“Huh.”

“Sounds like a high-level Masonic ritual.”

“Interesting.”

“Let’s keep moving.”

[00:34]
“Philadelphia. We all know that Kobe’s from there and whatnot, right? Right before Kobe passed, what did LeBron do?”

“He passed him, and Kobe passed.”

“The next day, he passes Kobe Bryant for the scoring title. You know what number that was?”

“Thirty-three.”

“Thirty-three.”

“Yep, 33,000 and then something else.”

“Something, yeah.”

“He passes him. The next day, Kobe Bryant dies. And then he passed his scoring title where?”

“In Philadelphia.”

“It was in Philadelphia.”

“Oh, get the fuck out of here.”

“Yes.”

[00:59]
“In that same game, it had a snake on the floor cut up in eight pieces.”

“Zoom in.”

“There’s the snake right there.”

“Wait, where?”

“It’s right there. It’s right here. Right by LeBron.”

“So, it’s a snake cut up in eight pieces.”

“Why is that even there? What’s the significance?”

“Besides, ‘Oh, you passed Kobe,’ but that’s kind of disrespectful, though.”

“Yeah.”

“I mean, if I was Kobe, I would be like, ‘What do you mean you cut me up?’”

“Yeah, I’m the Black Mamba, and you cut up the Black Mamba.”

[01:24]
“Then Kobe’s father, Jellybean Bryant—what number did Jellybean Bryant wear?”

“Don’t say.”

“Twenty-three.”

“Twenty-three.”

“Now, what number does LeBron wear?”

“Twenty-three.”

“Oh, twenty-three.”

“So, you mean that he’s going to be wearing the same number for the same team now? And he’s not only passing Kobe and using Kobe ritual logos, but now his father too?”

“Gets even weirder.”

[01:47]
“There is a tattoo on LeBron’s chest right here. That is the Boulé.”

“Oh, so he’s a part of the Boulé.”

“Now, does anybody want to take a wild guess where the Boulé was started?”

“In Philadelphia.”

“In Philly.”

“Yes.”

“Get the fuck out of here.”

“You can’t tell me that’s not a ritual.”

“The Boulé, which means a council of noblemen—and then in French, it’s ‘ball.’”

[02:07]
“Now, here’s the theory. The theory is the reason that he keeps playing is because once he stops playing, there’s some type of sacrifice that he has to give up.”

“His son, a couple years ago—cardiac arrest.”

“So, he keeps playing, keeps playing, keeps playing. Now he’s in his final two years.”

“Here’s the thing. He says on X, ‘This is my last decision. I’m not going for the money. I’m not going for family. What am I really playing for at this point? I still want to sacrifice. I still want to work. I still want to grind. I still want to compete to win, to have a chance at the feeling of winning.’”

“Make sure he put that in there. First line.”

“He said, ‘I want to sacrifice.’”

[02:44]
“How many years did he play for the Lakers for?”

“How many?”

“Don’t say eight.”

“Eight.”

“And what year is this year that he’s going into?”

“2027.”

“The 24th.”

“Well, this is his 24th year.”

“This is his 24th.”

“No, no, no. That’s too many. That’s too many. That’s too many. That’s too many.”

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This goes even deeper:

Let’s break down this ritual.

LeBron signed with Phildadelphia, the city where Kobe
Bryant was born.

LeBron will be taking a helicopter to commute to Philly from New York. Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash.

LeBron broke Kobe Bryant’s scoring record in Philly the night before Kobe died.

Lebron signed a 2 year $8 million contract. One of Kobe’s numbers was the number 8.

This is LeBron’s 24th year in the NBA and Kobe also wore the number 24.

Man, that’s some really weird stuff!

Could just be a coincidence, but if LeBron dies in a helicopter accident, just remember you heard it here first in 2026.

This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.

 

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