...tbh
Big Boris dominated LeBron's sidekick tonight.
Love had a bad game, but he's been ballin' this year tbh.
Ssshh... Just go with it.
He has? He's aceraging 17 ppg off 39% shooting and playing no d.
Truth nuke
Kevin Fluff
rofl he's shooting 39%. wtf games are you watching
b-but dem outlet passes are amazing
Kevin Scrub
Glorified Matt Bonner
Alright "ballin" is an overstatement. But it's early in the season and minus a couple games he's played so far. his 40% shooting is a little misleading simply because he shoots so many jumpers/3's. Yea he's obviously not a great player but he'll get better in that offense as the season goes on imo.
From balling currently to "sucking but will get better in the future" is a pretty big leap IMHO
^bad save tbh
he's been shooting 42% on his 2pt FG's...
Diaw hasn't been great either, but he started salivating when he saw that soft, ripened cheese under the basket.
He was already in a pretty good situation, albeit on a losing team, but young and talented nonetheless. Plus, he had the chance to spend years developing alongside a point guard who actually believed his job was to get the ball to his teammates in a position that enables them to score. I don't know if this big 3 will work out, but he's going to be scrutinized allot and he will be the scapegoat if our when they fail. Everyone wants to follow lebron around and create instant big 3s all of a sudden. It just doesn't work that way, and players aren't GMs and therefore shouldn't be given so much authority on crucial personnel decisions. You just can't allow a player, any player, to come in with a list of outrageous demands that you have to adhere to in order to acquire their services. What was the worst case scenario if the Cavs didn't yield to lebron's will? He doesn't come? Ok, fine, we still got another #1 overall pick headed our way, so fine. But that wouldn't have happened cuz LeBron was the one that wanted out of Miami, and he knew that Cleveland was really his only option. But in desperation, they wilted, gave up their power position, and now they have to live with LeBron's vision of a big three, which includes Kevin love, and Love has to learn to be a sidekick instead of playing with someone that was willing to be his.
Last edited by Blue Duck; 11-19-2014 at 11:52 PM.
But that's because he's a stretch 4 who's supposed to create space for Bron and Co. by shooting threes
Diaw made him have a bad game
LOL at a "superstar" like Love being relegated to merely a floor-spacer
Keep telling Cavs fans that Love is
NO WHERE NEAR THE TEAM DEFENDER
BOSH IS,
but none of them listen...
Diaw continues to be outstanding.
There's some that (august company) I referenced.
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