Considering my Warriors and their woes, LeBron has not had a bad career so far with five trips to the big dance. He has multiple championships so what's the fuss? He's not Jordan, OK, but quite possibly the next best thing since the great one.
In baseball you have the Yankees who have dropped more than one WS in a decade as well as the New England Patriots losing more than one Super Bowl in a decade and nobody is talking about that as a bad thing because those teams also won more than a championship, too during that period like the Miami Heat. I think of the Heat much like I do the Yankees or the Patriots where you win some and you lose some and that's usually the nature of sports.
This whole thing of Chicago going with six wins in six tries in the championships is an anomaly in sports in recent years and Jordan is a hero in American sports totally unlike any other sports heroes here. He knows what it's like to be in several championships but does not know what it's like to lose in one which make the Jordan era Bulls unique and unlike anything we are likely to see in a very long time. The last time I can remember that type of sure fire winning dominance was when the Niners went five for five in Super Bowl attempts during the Montana, Young and Rice years.
Like him or hate him, we are likely to see LeBron in the Finals again and add points and assists to his already lofty totals.
That's why Jordan is so revered. Dominance in the biggest stages. Undefeated when it matters the most. Also why Montana is so revered.
But basketball again IMO is much more individual than football and baseball.