I should not post before I eat after waking up at 5.
Warrior. Yeah, gotta complain or make up an injury before every big game. #Warrior
It bothers me a lot that Spurs fans are so quick to jump on the Bron love wagon, even if he was one lucky Ray Allen shot from a missed rebound from airballing a clutch 3 and would have been torn a new one by the media.
Not buying into Bron's post-season greatness yet.
People also revise history regarding the compe ion Jordan played against and pretend the 90s were a lot more compe ive than the current league. This was a weak year in particular, but the 90s was a weak decade.
SMH. It's not that you don't buy into Lebron (a guy who just did something Duncan's Spurs could never do - repeat). It's that you mention Kobe with terrible logic (aka "warrior") with regards to Lebron.
You also missed the point that the media tears Lebron up even when he puts up numbers Kobe would cry to have if they lose.
And the East was the inferior conference after the decline of the Bad Boy Pistons. The Cleveland and New York teams that Jordan continually beat were not on the same level as the top teams in the West during that same period, imo.
LeBron's team is loaded with more stars than anybody else in the league. It's no wonder why he repeated... Give Duncan this roster around him and you'll be damn sure he repeated too.
You sound like you are angry at the Spurs or something, I don't give a about the Heat and their philosophy of buying rings.
I saw Kobe win a Finals with Gasol as their second best player, LeBron has a much better team around him and still needed a ring-chaser and unlikely Spurs moment to bail him out.
Kobe is a warrior. Fearless and I respect him far more than I ever will the media manufactured LeBron with his "chosen one" tattoos.
clearly his fmvp speech was calling out the haters, you can tell how he was stuttering and ....gotto give credit where credit is due, thank you tony parker and manu for not showing up this series
LeBron's a baller now. But he's got a long way to go as a person before he can be considered a man. It's not just about what you can do on the basketball court. Kawhi's dad was murdered and he's only 21 years old now and yet an aged LeBron is the one running around the court doing the talking pounding his chest.
The good news is, as good as LeBron is, Kawhi's gonna get better and better at guarding him.
. I didn't see it until now. Nice troll job.
I already think LeBron is the better player. He just doesn't have as much overall championship hardware.
Also, history always increases legend. 20 years from now, people will talk about LeBron in similar terms as they talk about Jordan. As long as LeBron continues with the direction his career seems to be going in the next 5-8 years, he will be perceived and remembered as an infallible player like people talk about Jordan.
no team in nba history has won a ring with a ballhog PG as leader....
You mean Wade?
I completely agree, tbh.... LeBron can take over games like MJ, but what he has that MJ lacked is the ability to switch into Magic Johnson mode and dominate games that way as well.... plus he's far more versatile than Jordan was, with the ability to play and guard every position except center at an elite level....
We've seen plenty of less-talented MJ wannabes, but nobody will ever even come close to LeBron's skillset, tbh....
Both Wade and Kobe are guilty of milking their injuries for as much sympathy and attention as possible. The only difference is Wade does it with knee injuries and Kobe does it with a jammed pinkie finger.
That Gasol was better than any of LeBron's teammates. CROFL you blame LeBron for being bailed out by ring chasers, ignoring Artests' 2010 three that saved Kobe's 6-24 ass. And then ring chaser Fisher.
For the record, Wade has many of the same selfish, attention-whoring tendencies as Kirby, and I dislike him too....
Did you watch game 6?
You do realize if we hit a FT or grabbed a board — we would have done exactly that?
Lebron is the hardest thing about Miami to defend/plan for, and it's not even close.
Kobe has never been the hardest thing about any of his championship teams to defend/plan for. We all know teams struggled to defend Shaq a lot more than Kobe, and the combination of Gasol/Bynum/Odom down low gave teams much bigger problems than Kobe did in 2009 and 2010. All 5 of Kobe's championships came with him as a perimeter player on a team that won by dominating the paint.
I don't care if other fans' teams start nutting on Bron. Guy is very talented, but I don't want to see Spurs fans actions like Bron is the new hotness. We were so damn close and Bron wasn't even what kept it from happening. We nearly beat him with a team effort against his loaded roster.
One thing if we got our asses handed to us, but it's too damn soon.
So the type of injury a player milks makes him more or less noble?
To me, the difference is Wade milks on the basketball court, like grabbing his eye when he gets the ball stolen. Or flailing like a fish like he can't walk after he injures his shoulder. Kobe milks his through the media. But I also split blame of that with the media itself for playing that card and for the Lakers PR department for feeding the media the bull injury stories. When Kobe is injured-but-can-still-play injured, I don't think he acts like a on the court during the game. Wade does. To me that's more of a difference than what type of injury is being milked.
Were you convinced you were going to win at that moment (4th quarter)? That victory was imminent? What thoughts were going thru your head then? I'm serious, I ain't making fun. I like to hear those parts of it.
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