Ryen Russillo responds to Rich Paul's latest comments on 'Big Three' era

The Ringer show host has strong comments in response to Rich Paul's latest discussions on the 'Big Three' era.
Savannah James, LeBron James and Rich Paul sit in the front in the fourth quarter of game four of the second round for the 2024 NBA playoffs between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
Savannah James, LeBron James and Rich Paul sit in the front in the fourth quarter of game four of the second round for the 2024 NBA playoffs between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. / David Richard-Imagn Images
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The NBA may be the sport that brings up the most heated debates in all of sports conversations. The talk about who the greatest player or the greatest team is brings out some outlandish comments.

Recently, Rich Paul, the agent of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James, talked about James' time with the Miami Heat during an interview with Pat McAfee on his hit ESPN show.

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During those conversations, Paul mentioned that James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh weren't really a big three because Bosh accepted to play a lesser role.

Those comments have garnered a lot of press and some very strong opinions. Someone who has strong opinions on the matter is Ryen Russillo of The Ringer.

Russillo finds all the conversations about the big three to be a complete waste of time. The term "big three" brings out hate amonst certain NBA fans, as the creation of super teams gives some fans the opinion of stacking the deck against the rest of the league.

Super teams have always been a thing; however, James seems to get all the heat for creating the super team era of his generation.

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Miami Heat small forward LeBron James reacts during the game against the Detroit Pistons at The Palace. / Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images

But there's just one problem: Russillo's Boston Celtics were the first team of the James era to have a so-called big three when the franchise brought in Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen to play with Paul Pierce.

Since the Celtics made that move in the mid-2000s, teams have created monster lineups, which saw the likes of the Golden State Warriors create an unbeatable force with the addition of Kevin Durant. The big three conversation will never end.

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