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Who doesn't?
he shuffled his feet.
Who doesn't?
A tough tough shot, but it was a travel without a doubt.
did you watch the game? it was the game clincher shot for James. c'mon.
That was a great game to watch.
I lived in Cleveland when LBJ entered the league. I pitied the kid. Figured nobody could live up to so much hype.
Shows you how much I knowHe's actually doing it.
Traveling in the NBA is like 5 steps, every guard takes like an extra step or two.
i agree, it was a great game. i also agree that it was tough shot for James. but he travelled before that shot, and it was that foot that travelled that made him create that winning shot so close to the basket.
o well. so much for that game. i was actuially waiting for the spurs-kings game, and it is not being broadcast in my place.
This is all we're gonna hear about tomorrow.
How the didn't the announcers mention the travel? I was sitting there stunned that no one mentioned it.
Oh yes, you bet. And that's the way both Detroit and SA like it. Don't watch us, don't talk about us. Until we play each other in the Finals.
But I'd rather hear people talk about LBJ's on court exploits, than what happened a few years with the LA soap opera.
They were all gushing and hyping and drooling on that shot.
Jumpstop, pivot, reverse pivot, step towards rim, jump
insane that this was deliberatly looked past.
LBJ totally traveled, no doubt about it, he won an NBA road playoff game on a travel.
for Wizards fans, THAT is something to be furious about.
Agree. If I'm a wizard fan, I'd be totally furious.
But he is LeBron James... come on!
Wow, I have just seen it on NBA.com and Lebron traveled, that should have been called. It was travelling even by NBA standards.
lol, I'm glad I wasn't the only one who saw that. I seen it happen and noticed nothing was said, so had to rethink myself for a minute, then thought it's Lebron James so they are just kissing his ass.
Yeah didn't he throw it up in the air and then catch it himself and then keep dribbling? I think it was a play or two before the 5.7 travel.he traveled like 3 times in a row, with no calls.
Arguably a travel. Looked like he got fouled before the step through as well as on the shot attempt. Refs swallowed the whistles and let the players decide. I don't have a problem with that. It was close enough to not being a travel to not call it.
That was a great play so stop whining.
He did travel, but Arenas had a WIDE OPEN three to make up for it, and he missed it.
He is getting Michael Jordan-like calls at the age of 21, he is going to be flat out invincible when he's in his prime.
The refs won't even let you look at him, i bet.
Proof you don't need basketball fundamentals to be successful.
if that ever happens, I will completely get rid of basketball in my life.
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