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lol what's with LeBron getting owned by scrubs during the offseason? First HORSE, now this. He and Devin Harris should practice together.
http://gary-parrish.blogs.cbssports....71764/15942689
AKRON, Ohio -- You want to see video of Xavier's Jordan Crawford dunking on LeBron James?
If so, too bad.
Because you're not going to see it.
Thanks to Nike.
Turns out, there were at least two cameras rolling Monday night when Crawford dunked on James during a pick-up game here at the LeBron James Skills Academy. It was a two-handed jam, the kind that would've circulated quickly on YouTube. But Nike officials eliminated that possibility shortly after the dunk happened by allegedly confiscating tapes from various cameramen.
Freelance photographer Ryan Miller was one of the cameramen shooting the game.
He told CBSSports.com that Nike Basketball Senior Director Lynn Merritt took his tape.
"He just said, 'We have to take your tape,'" Miller said. "They took it from other guys, too."
Worth noting is that there is no policy against filming at the LeBron James Skills Academy, and Miller said he had been filming all day without incident. Nobody ever told him to stop. Nobody ever said there was a problem ... until after Crawford dunked on James.
"LeBron called Lynn over and told him something," Miller said. "That's how I knew his name was Lynn. LeBron said, 'Hey, Lynn. Come here.'"
Minutes later, Miller said Merritt demanded his tape.
"There's nothing I can think of besides LeBron just not wanting it online," Miller said. "It's a good story to tell people, I guess. But then again, I'm kind of pissed. I lost my tape."
lol what's with LeBron getting owned by scrubs during the offseason? First HORSE, now this. He and Devin Harris should practice together.
keep it y lebron
What a ...everyone gets posterized eventually.
This guy?
everytime i want to start liking this guy, he pulls like this or says things like "my range?..........its pretty much unlimited. "
if Jordan got dunked on he would have forced that scrub to play him one on one 200 times dunked on him for every point he scored, and laughed at him as he died of water dehydration.
this is why I call james james and never lebron or king james
Lebron. He is the king of the assholes
Funny stuff. And the ego grows....
Dunking ain't everything.
Jordan dunked on LeBron?!
For those who don't know how big of an asshole Lebron can be, here you go...owned by Stephon Marbury...
http://nba.fanhouse.com/2007/03/29/l...s-the-15-shoe/
During last nights Knicks and Cavs match up, there was another battle going on. As well do ented around the net, Stephon Marbury is endorsing a line of $15 Steve and Barry's kicks called Starburys. The premise behind the shoe is to give kids that can't afford outrageously priced shoes a chance to purchase a pair of NBA endorsed kicks that won't break their parent's bank account. So what does LeBron James, endorser of Nike's outrageously priced basketball sneakers, have to say about Marbury's new kicks? Here's what he told Newsday's Ken Berger:Before the game, James took a little shot at Marbury's $14.98 kicks, saying he couldn't imagine endorsing a sneaker that cheap. "No, I don't think so," James said. "Me being with Nike, we hold our standards high."Obviously LeBron James rise to fame and riches has allowed him to forget about where he comes from. Isn't this the same LeBron James that grew up in poverty in Akron, OH? What Marbury is doing is starting a cultural revolution. He's trying to change the game so that kids don't feel left out if they don't have a pair of $150 shoes. If LeBron wanted to be the man to be a real global icon, he would look to be something more than a puppet for Nike and become a leader like Marbury and step out and do something different that would actually aid the people that come from backgrounds similar to his own. As well, there are plenty of people that are making millions of dollars selling cheaper shoes. Shaquille O'neal has been doing it for years, but at more than twice the price ($39.99) of the Starburys. So what's Stephon's response to LeBron's obvious arrogance?Marbury, who is friendly with James, was lacing up his Starburys before the game when informed of LeBron's comment. He thought about it for a moment and said, "I'd rather own than be owned."For those of you that don't know, unlike James, Marbury is actually tied to the equity of his brand. Marbury gets a piece of the profits from every Starbury shoe that is sold. So not only does he have a chance to revolutionize the shoe industry in a way that benefits the low income consumer, but he also has a chance to become a big time shoe mogul. Instead of being a lemming, James might want to start taking notes.
Those LeBron travelling clips never get old....the NBA even ran one in a commercial promoting Cleveland playoff games, REPEATEDLY.
I actually own Starburys. I actually prefer them over Nike's. Nike's give my feet blisters. The Starburys make my feet feel like they are running and jumping on air. In Nike's, my feet are screamin "GET ME THE OUT OF THIS OVERPRICED PRISON!!!"
forgot one
cause when you embed youtube, you only use the code ater the equals sign
too bad steve and berrys left san antonio
Yeah..they actually are pretty comfortable shoes..and they last..that's one reason why I'll always respect Marbury...
Where's your crown KING NOTHING.
what a loser. dude cares more about his image and shameless self promotion than respecting the game
hopefully next season will be another losing one for the Queen
Kobe doesn't even contest.
we're talking about Lebron being a ...not someone contesting someone...but if that's the case...
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