Take it easy. He did get LA a championship. It may have been during Covid, but it's still very hard to win a championship, and might've been even harder even with the shortened season, since a fair number of players went in Covid-protocol (taking them out a fair few games), along with the usual injuries, some of which would've been recovered from during a regular season that weren't in the Covid year.
I don't think he's the GOAT, and he's obviously controversial with what he does, but he's been absolutely squeaky clean off the court and is definitely one of the top five players to have ever played at this point with MJ, Bird, Magic, and Bill Russell (because eleven championships as a superstar means something to me); to have been this good and this consistent for that long (from age eighteen to age forty-one and possibly beyond) takes an extraordinary kind of talent, drive, and dedication to the sport. And while Dwayne Wade (and Chris Bosh, too; I feel everyone forgets he was a big part of the Heat's championship wins) and Kyrie Irving played large parts, James turned it up in the postseason as well.
You don't have to like him - I'm not too much of a fan either - but he is one of the greats of this sport and easily the greatest of this century.
