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has a year to man up before King James come back to take his franchise over.
First the Scott comments and now this.
CLEVELAND: The most riveting part of the night should have been the game’s final play, when Kyrie Irving backed down Norris Cole in the final seconds and was stripped in what became a 96-95 Miami Heat victory.
But Irving’s peculiar behavior after the game quickly became just as interesting as another loss in a season filled with them. While the rest of the players lined up to hand selected fans their jerseys and shoes as part of Fan Appreciation Night, Irving immediately sprinted off the court at the buzzer and into the locker room. Irving’s quick exit left a staff member to scramble back to the locker room and gather a jersey and pair of Irving’s shoes to be handed out by someone else.
Coach Byron Scott said he thought Irving was injured on the game’s final play and a team spokesman announced in the locker room just prior to Irving meeting with reporters that he had suffered a bruised right heel. Irving acted surprised upon hearing that.
“That’s what I have? Oh, when was someone going to tell me that?” Irving said. “I’m hurt again? Damn. How long am I going to be out, 4 to 6 weeks?”
Cavs went from one of the most charitable and outgoing stars of all-time to a guy that can't even stay after the game for Fan Appreciation Night
has a year to man up before King James come back to take his franchise over.
sounds australian to me hahaha
The subsequent apology was the only time all year Kyrie has played any defense, tbh.
what? being an arrogant wanker? don't think so son
Is it just me, or is the shoot-first point guard quickly becoming the most overrated type of player in basketball? And they all have diva/arrogant at udes for some reason, too, whether it's Kyrie, Westbrick, Rose, Curry, etc...
The PG naturally already has the ball, and by nature the black ones don't want to pass often, especially with the "get mine" mentality prevalent in people today. if RW was an opportunist on the court instead of a "me over team" guy, the Thunder would be right there with the Heat.
Quick exits after losses must be a tradition in Cleveland... remember Bron after the 09 ECF?
my ain't a cancer tbh. no one would feel happen playing for a team that would draft someone like Anthony Bennett with their #1 overall pick... ty franchise being ty imho, don't blame the players for feeling upset about a ty franchise. They're now being raw raped by NY as we speak, btw, 36 - 60 half time score
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