Was it me or did the Lee elbow look

[BillMc]

He's dead, Jim.

[Splits]

Reminds me of...



#prayForLeBron

[Chris]

Reminds me of...



#prayForLeBron

[140]

clearly racially motivated too

should we pray for him

[sasaint]

DLee went Pai-Mei-5-Point-Palm on LeBron tbh. Loved the delay. The mother er walked past half-court and just collapsed.

HaHa! Totally swept under the... hardwood!

[LaMarcus Bryant]

Reminds me of...



#prayForLeBron

SCROFL forgot about that

[Canyonero]

LePussy

[I. Hustle]

[I. Hustle]

Looked intentional to me. Here is a better view from a different angle.

[313]

clearly racially motivated too

[superbigtime]

haha I hadn't thought of Lebron as a fake til this.

[Dex]

The contact was intentional, but the intent was not to hurt Lebron imo. Lee was just trying to use his arm to give a little shove off and clear some space after the rebound.

His elbow just happened to find a pressure point on Lebron's back. If that was a calculated move by him, then we need to start calling him David "Bruce" Lee because that would be some straight up ninja .

[dabom]

The contact was intentional, but the intent was not to hurt Lebron imo. Lee was just trying to use his arm to give a little shove off and clear some space after the rebound.

His elbow just happened to find a pressure point on Lebron's back. If that was a calculated move by him, then we need to start calling him David "Bruce" Lee because that would be some straight up ninja .

This is correct. And I might add that it wasn't a hard hit. Regular basketball contact.

[Seventyniner]

Just imagine the ing on here if Tristan Thompson had done this to Kawhi.

[Horse]

So what if it was? lecramp ran Manu over twice and didn't get called for it.

[SpursforSix]

Here's what's going to happen. Lebron is going to "tough it out" and "play through it" for the next game. But I expect to seem him constantly reaching back and rubbing his shoulders during the whole game. So if he sucks, it's because he was hurt. If he does well, it's because he's tough and persevered through the debilitating pain.

[SpursforSix]

And was it so damn bad that he had to head back to the locker room? I'd think a leader would stay out there and support his team. No matter what the score. Unless it was for something serious like a broken vagina.

[coachmac87]

Uhhh that's why LeBron did what he did..he felt it was intentional and by him flopping put a spotlight on it

[LakerHater]

"I'm a football player."-Lebron James

[SpursforSix]

"I'm a football player."-Lebron James

Perhaps he meant football

[wildbill2u]

A little intentional? IMO DL watched Lebron run over Manu twice, both calls against Manu and so he just gave a little extra after grabbing the board. I saw it when it happened and that was my immediate thought then on the replays it looked a little like it. I love this guy. He's a bit of an enforcer, really high BB IQ, seems to love his teammates and even gets in there and corrects guys and coaches a little. I hope we hang onto him for a few more years.

Lee is old school. If that means eforcer then he has to be a little more craft about it than in the old days when players were much rougher and meaner. Somewhere on one of the NBA Open Court there is a show where they were talking about all the mean guys and enforcers in their playing days. Several names came up and then Kenny said "Alvin Robertson with the Spurs" and every one of them nodded their heads. He went on to say that when he came into the league some veteran pulled him aside and told him "never to mess with Alvin Robertson." And again everyone nodded. And remember, Alvin was a guard, not a big.

[JR3]

One angle it did, the other it didn't.

This is how I saw it too... could go either way. Only Lee knows for sure.

[TheDoctor]

This is how I saw it too... could go either way. Only Lee knows for sure.

Seriously? It was intentional as . DLee saw him and OG-chiropracticed the out of LBJ's disks and vertebrae.

[SpursforSix]

Lee is old school. If that means eforcer then he has to be a little more craft about it than in the old days when players were much rougher and meaner. Somewhere on one of the NBA Open Court there is a show where they were talking about all the mean guys and enforcers in their playing days. Several names came up and then Kenny said "Alvin Robertson with the Spurs" and every one of them nodded their heads. He went on to say that when he came into the league some veteran pulled him aside and told him "never to mess with Alvin Robertson." And again everyone nodded. And remember, Alvin was a guard, not a big.

Yeah...but Robertson was crazy. Although that wasn't super apparent until much later. But there are still guys who you know are ready for a real fight and willing to go until someone gets knocked out.

[fusionjazzman72]

Do you remember the time after Alvin was traded to the Bucks his first or second game back at hemisfair, he fought Willi Anderson?