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Hadn't a been for Amy he'd have the 1, and only the 1.
in' Amy.........God bless her.
"But he would.dominate the 80's"
Hadn't a been for Amy he'd have the 1, and only the 1.
in' Amy.........God bless her.
that bum.
So which player is James declining towards
Moses Malone?
Oscar Robinson
Ya, the usual suspects?
Jerry West, Dr.J, Baylor, Malone/Barkley
I see James and I see a better ball handler/worse rebounder than Barkley
Something like that, great - perhaps one of the greatest when all is said and done. Will not rise over the likes of Jordan, Magic and the legendary bigs O'neal, Hakeem & Jabbar.
So Amy infected POPS brain to have him bench the guy who had 31 and 17 in the game when all they needed was one damn rebound to win? That .........
No, Amy upset a formidably built apple cart to the point that her husband let go of the wheel for a portion of time.
If the Duncans were still the Duncans you'd have 6 and you'd be 3 off from 7.
Me? I'd be in the rubble of the Reading Room,,,the F.B.I. on the scene.
^ And you're not going to see that in Media "print"---anywhere cept the attendant Boards. It's killer, that's why. It's insidious for Media.
The thing about Lebron is: He's really, really good. But you can see in his eyes, that sometimes when the biggest moment comes, he doesn't have it. He knows that deep down he doesn't really believe in himself and his team and his ability to will his way to a win. He has doubts and fears like a mortal man.
In the same situation, MJ (and even Kobe) would turn into an assassin and would do whatever it took. They'd find a way. MJ did it the best, and Kobe did his best impression. Lebron tightens up.
He's a great player and has won les, but he really only gets all the way when it isn't super close. And when it has been super close (e.g. 6), he has to let another player with properly iced veins save him. (Ray Ray)
Beta.
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