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Then you'll lay a 6-24 on us.
tee, hee.
when Wade cracks the top 25 in mid-range game come and holla at me...What's our gameplan for tonight Coach?
Let Joe Montana and Jerry Rice get their yards and touchdowns. We'll focus on special teams to block that extra point and stop Ricky Patton from getting his rushing yards.
Then you'll lay a 6-24 on us.
tee, hee.
say ...your card is lame and it's pulled....Lakers won back to back with Basically no Center...Bynum been hurt every year WE been to the finals and WE keep winning...that's right you ed pussy...I said WE...
Against that same defense Wade averaged 33/5.6/6.8 with a .564 FG%
See my sig....
Luva, just whippin' that Heat ass on the Sabbath.
By God & Sonny Jesus!
You'd be wrong on that too. In fact Wade's stats are more impressive because the opposing D was able to focus more on him, since he didn't have the stacked team Kobe did. Now your looking foolish and its obvious your butthurt the Heat has taken all the attention away from the Lakers. The sooner you accept that's its over, the better it will be for you in the end.
Please,
Really ain't no team people should be talking about except da Heat. Lakers just another team full of over the hill scrubs
Touring and embarrassing the US by getting their asses beat by Euros.
you gonna love this report I found floating in space...Below is how the destruction of these two clowns will take place. I for one might roll up a nice smoke to this ...Ladies let the games begin shall we...
- Wade can't stay on the floor long enough to maintain his play. Anyway you look at it, Wade is injury-prone.
- Over the span of his seven-year career, Wade has missed 103 games and played in just 471 out of a possible 574 games. He's gone through a major shoulder surgery and numerous other notable injuries.
- The first preseason game was a reminder of just how fragile Wade really is. Granted, it was just a preseason game, it should still be noted that Wade's injuries could occur at any point in the game due to his reckless driving game.
- If Wade suffers an injury for a significant portion of the season, then that will give LeBron that much more time to make the Heat his team. And by the time D-wade makes his return, he would become the sidekick to the new queen of South Beach.
- You can bet that LeBron will take control of the ball on most of the possessions in Miami. Sure, Wade will get his fair share of touches, but Wade will become more of an off-the-ball guard, who runs off screens and shoots the ball.
- Wade will become the primary ball-handler when LeBron is out of the game but once he returns, Wade will go back to playing off the ball. Wade's not a great mid-range player as I previously mentioned. He's not even in the top 25 ( see link I previously posted)
- More cause for friction is the fact that LeBuns is the 2x MVP, not Wade. Wade has a ring with a one-year wonder team in 2006, but has he ever carried a team without another all-star all the way to the NBA finals? No.
- The age difference between Wade and LeBron doesn't seem all that big, but it will have a major impact in the coming years.
LeBron is 25 yrs old; Wade is 28 yrs old.
They both signed six-year contracts with the Heat, which means LeBron will be 31 by the time his contract ends and Wade will be 34.
- Right from the get-go, LeBron will try and dominate on the Heat, and even if people see Wade as the clear cut leader, LeBron know's Wade's time is limited.
- He'll make his teammates in Miami realize this, thus having them give him more respect than Wade. He'll make Spolestra draw plays so he is the focal point of the offense, not Wade. He'll make Pat Riley cater to his every request due to the favor LeBron did for him by coming to the Heat. He'll make the entire Heat front office and coaching staff realize that while there are three superstars on the floor, LeBron clearly runs the show.
- LeBron's ego is too big. He simply cannot take a backseat to Wade. As he stated recently in an interview when asked about deferring to Dwyane Wade, "I can't defer", "I don't have a defer mentality."
He knew before coming to the Heat that he could make them his team.
So you found somebody as stupid as you. Well in his defense he might not be at that level but very close. Its funny how ever since Lebron decided to come to Miami, Laker fan has done nothing but try to think of reasons the Heat won't succeed. Sorry, but no matter what you think of, it won't stop the inevitable and that's is the Heat ending the Lakers run sending PJ to his retirement. Quite the wishful thinking bunch you are.you gonna love this report I found floating in space...Below is how the destruction of these two clowns will take place. I for one might roll up a nice smoke to this ...
- Wade can't stay on the floor long enough to maintain his play. Anyway you look at it, Wade is injury-prone.
- Over the span of his seven-year career, Wade has missed 103 games and played in just 471 out of a possible 574 games. He's gone through a major shoulder surgery and numerous other notable injuries.
- The first preseason game was a reminder of just how fragile Wade really is. Granted, it was just a preseason game, it should still be noted that Wade's injuries could occur at any point in the game due to his reckless driving game.
- If Wade suffers an injury for a significant portion of the season, then that will give LeBron that much more time to make the Heat his team. And by the time D-wade makes his return, he would become the sidekick to the new queen of South Beach.
- You can bet that LeBron will take control of the ball on most of the possessions in Miami. Sure, Wade will get his fair share of touches, but Wade will become more of an off-the-ball guard, who runs off screens and shoots the ball.
- Wade will become the primary ball-handler when LeBron is out of the game but once he returns, Wade will go back to playing off the ball. Wade's not a great mid-range player as I previously mentioned. He's not even in the top 25 ( see link I previously posted)
- More cause for friction is the fact that LeBuns is the 2x MVP, not Wade. Wade has a ring with a one-year wonder team in 2006, but has he ever carried a team without another all-star all the way to the NBA finals? No.
- The age difference between Wade and LeBron doesn't seem all that big, but it will have a major impact in the coming years.
LeBron is 25 yrs old; Wade is 28 yrs old.
They both signed six-year contracts with the Heat, which means LeBron will be 31 by the time his contract ends and Wade will be 34.
- Right from the get-go, LeBron will try and dominate on the Heat, and even if people see Wade as the clear cut leader, LeBron know's Wade's time is limited.
- He'll make his teammates in Miami realize this, thus having them give him more respect than Wade. He'll make Spolestra draw plays so he is the focal point of the offense, not Wade. He'll make Pat Riley cater to his every request due to the favor LeBron did for him by coming to the Heat. He'll make the entire Heat front office and coaching staff realize that while there are three superstars on the floor, LeBron clearly runs the show.
- LeBron's ego is too big. He simply cannot take a backseat to Wade. As he stated recently in an interview when asked about deferring to Dwyane Wade, "I can't defer", "I don't have a defer mentality."
He knew before coming to the Heat that he could make them his team.
Not even close to a blimp.
A blimp. LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
, you a hater. Da Heat in this thang and we gonna be racking up the rings for the next decadeyou gonna love this report I found floating in space...Below is how the destruction of these two clowns will take place. I for one might roll up a nice smoke to this ...
- Wade can't stay on the floor long enough to maintain his play. Anyway you look at it, Wade is injury-prone.
- Over the span of his seven-year career, Wade has missed 103 games and played in just 471 out of a possible 574 games. He's gone through a major shoulder surgery and numerous other notable injuries.
- The first preseason game was a reminder of just how fragile Wade really is. Granted, it was just a preseason game, it should still be noted that Wade's injuries could occur at any point in the game due to his reckless driving game.
- If Wade suffers an injury for a significant portion of the season, then that will give LeBron that much more time to make the Heat his team. And by the time D-wade makes his return, he would become the sidekick to the new queen of South Beach.
- You can bet that LeBron will take control of the ball on most of the possessions in Miami. Sure, Wade will get his fair share of touches, but Wade will become more of an off-the-ball guard, who runs off screens and shoots the ball.
- Wade will become the primary ball-handler when LeBron is out of the game but once he returns, Wade will go back to playing off the ball. Wade's not a great mid-range player as I previously mentioned. He's not even in the top 25 ( see link I previously posted)
- More cause for friction is the fact that LeBuns is the 2x MVP, not Wade. Wade has a ring with a one-year wonder team in 2006, but has he ever carried a team without another all-star all the way to the NBA finals? No.
- The age difference between Wade and LeBron doesn't seem all that big, but it will have a major impact in the coming years.
LeBron is 25 yrs old; Wade is 28 yrs old.
They both signed six-year contracts with the Heat, which means LeBron will be 31 by the time his contract ends and Wade will be 34.
- Right from the get-go, LeBron will try and dominate on the Heat, and even if people see Wade as the clear cut leader, LeBron know's Wade's time is limited.
- He'll make his teammates in Miami realize this, thus having them give him more respect than Wade. He'll make Spolestra draw plays so he is the focal point of the offense, not Wade. He'll make Pat Riley cater to his every request due to the favor LeBron did for him by coming to the Heat. He'll make the entire Heat front office and coaching staff realize that while there are three superstars on the floor, LeBron clearly runs the show.
- LeBron's ego is too big. He simply cannot take a backseat to Wade. As he stated recently in an interview when asked about deferring to Dwyane Wade, "I can't defer", "I don't have a defer mentality."
He knew before coming to the Heat that he could make them his team.
Living in the past is all you'll have left, so hold on tight.
Chump don't want that help. Chump don't get that help.
Hold on tight to the blimp, Luva!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonder what Kori will think about your cheerleading Luva in every thread...
Ace= Kori's bird dog.
I got my tux, Luva. I'll swing by with Kool and we'll pick ya up.
Once that game begins its the past and I can see your already holding tight.Nope, I got a ring ceremony in a couple of weeks. Another banner raises to the rafters. On that same night, you meeting your makers. Great for me, but sucks for you.
Keep holding...
nope...the Heat's inevitable demise will be thanks to bickering and ball control drama ala Shaq and Kobe but this time it will be done without rings...
ever since that left you for her brother no less..you been lashing out at the board...I'm her to tell ya vulvaface that I simply understand...
This here to cheer you up dog..just for my ...it worked wonders for Mo Williams:
So was yours and look at you. Living vicariously through the Lakers
Kobe guards himself with performances like 6-24
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