LeBron's 5.7 shot should be a travel

[Brutalis]

No . Sort of like Kevin Martins to open game 3...

[Obstructed_View]

Proof you don't need basketball fundamentals to be successful.

LOL. Yeah, that Lebron James has no basketball fundamentals at all.

[TDfan2007]

That move was rediculously illegal. I was in desbelief over two things:

1. How in the World the refs didn't call a travel...I mean it was so damn obvious.

2. How in the the announcers didn't mention the travel at all.

Then I remembered...well that he's Lebron and the league has it's lips permanently attached to his ass.

[themvp]

That really sucks. That is not good for LeBron either. Obvius illegal play. Once again, this sucks.

[jmard5]

I dunno if LeBron realized that he travelled on that play, he was obviously feeling proud and omnipotent while he was walking towards the Cavs bench during the resulting Wiz timeout.

[jmard5]

O well, I just happen to read this... B.S. no?

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Not surprisingly, James said he didn't take too many steps on the play. Asked about it Saturday, he analyzed what happened with the same matter-of-fact demeanor that's made him a superstar at the ripe old age of 21.

"It was a basic up-and-under move ... all big men do in this league. Not too many guards or forwards. That's why a lot of people think I travel," James said.

[themvp]

"It was a basic up-and-under move ... all big men do in this league. Not too many guards or forwards. That's why a lot of people think I travel," James said.

Good explanation

[Marklar MM]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hjxZBRjA_...ebron%20travel
LOL. I just saw it. Here is what I saw.

1)Jump stop
2)Moved right foot to the right to get around whoever was guarding him.
3)Moved left foot forward to get about 2 feet closer to basket.
-That is what, 4 steps right there.
4)I don't even think he got the shot off. I am looking at it, and it looks like he released the ball after he came back down. Another turnover.