LLLLLeBron 3-5 Finals Record Without SuperTeam

OK, thanks. But what the H?? Just went to your twitter link to see and to follow your new twitter tag and found that you have been holding out on us??



:Headbang:

 

Spoiler: Wonder why they call you LeBitch?

 

Well, while I am fully behind the sentiment, the video itself does a poor job of showing why, indeed, LeBron is a female dog. Missing and getting blocked isn't the reason. Whining and overreacting is.

 

LBJ's "Golden Ticket", our nightmare and ESPN wet dream .....

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/lebron-james--golden-ticket-083357630.html

LeBron James’ golden ticket
Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical,Yahoo Sports 5 hours ago

Nightly Notable: LeBron James
LeBron James scores 41 points for the second night in a row, finishing with 11 assists, eight rebounds and three blocks.

CLEVELAND – LeBron James is pushing for lifetime immunity for his legacy in these NBA Finals, an unimpeachable freedom that’ll allow him to come and go the rest of his career. Only this time, no consequences. No repercussions. Winning changes everything, validates every superstar’s choices. He keeps coming and coming for these Golden State Warriors, threatening as peerless of a closing performance as ever witnessed in a championship series. Complete this colossal comeback, and LeBron James never has to say I’m sorry again.

Back-to-back historic performances in these two elimination games, including 41 points, 11 assists, eight rebounds, four steals and three blocks on Thursday night in a 115-101 victory. Back to the Bay Area for an epic Game 7 on Sunday in which the pressure promises to be prodigious on Golden State.

LeBron James has been stunning, spinning a story for the ages.

“Unbelievable,” Kyrie Irving said.

“Unbelievable,” J.R. Smith said.

Between the third and fourth quarters, James told his coach that he wasn’t coming out of the game and told his teammates, “You all get stops and follow me.” Eighteen straight points, two lob-dunk passes to Tristan Thompson, a menacing block and side-mouth smart of Stephen Curry punctuated a pummeling of these Warriors. Curry flung his mouthpiece into a fan and left the court WWE-style, being escorted into the tunnel, his finger wagging back at James.

See you in Game 7.

See you Sunday.

All alone in this series, James has been able to manipulate a Draymond Green suspension, obliterate a 3-1 series deficit with historic Game 5 and 6 performances, and, yes, humiliate Mr. Curry into a temper tantrum and ejection, and Mrs. Curry into a Twitter meltdown.






Stephen Curry Ejected
Stephen Curry draws his sixth foul and is ejected after receiving a technical foul for throwing his mouthpiece.

One more victory, one more magnificent night at Oracle Arena, and James will get to run off with his buddies again somewhere warm. Miami. Los Angeles. Wherever. There’s a restlessness about James that craves the next big move, the next power play. Franchises are on watch again, believing nothing’s forever in Northeast Ohio. Sooner or later, there’s a belief that James comes into play again, a line of thinking that his inner circle has done nothing to dissuade. As for James himself, well, he has gone so far as to publicly describe an end-of-career scenario that doesn’t include Cleveland.

Part of it, yes, along with those one-year contracts, is a way to mess with owner Dan Gilbert. James has great fondness for coach Ty Lue and respect for general manager David Griffin, but he’ll never embrace Gilbert – only perform despite him.

Yes, James could come back to Cleveland and defend a potential Cavaliers title in 2017 and proceed to join the run of superstar pals in free agency: Chris Paul and Kevin Durant. They can wait one more year for Carmelo Anthony in 2018. Or, Golden State wins Game 7, and maybe James gives Cleveland the championship in 2017 – and makes his move then.

Cleveland can’t hold him to his Sports Illustrated letter, his promises of becoming something noble and lasting. It wanted a title, and he’s close to delivering one. James becomes untouchable with a Cavaliers title. Fifty-two years without a pro sports championship here, and Cleveland can only tell him: Thank you, and goodbye again.

“Not many people in the history of sports have said, ‘Everyone get on my back,’ ” Cleveland’s Richard Jefferson said. “The city, state, organization, team … ‘Get on my back. If we win or fail, I’ll take the blame – but I’m going to lead you.’ How many people have ever said that? I can’t think of too many players who have put that type of pressure on themselves and then have delivered more times than not. And he embraces it …

“That’s a pressure that I know I couldn’t personally handle.”

 

This whole narrative is getting annoying really fast.

 

Yeah it's freaking horrible if it happens and he can keep signing up with great players as he ages with these short opt out rent LeBron for a year or two contracts.

This has convinced me we need a state of the art, motivated Hassan Whiteside (Luuke comes from John Wooden and all the great team first minds and has this covered) Whiteside should be thrilled to come join the incredible young talent and NBA talent being assembled this summer here. Seeing how well Green and Bogut and other lesser rim protectors than Whiteside did against LBJ early on .... we simply need to become elite at the rim with high vertical blocking capable athletes on defense. Ingram will help as will Simmons and I expect very improved Randle overall as well as Clarkson plus Nance. LeBron should still be pressured to shoot.

We are going to have some manly, beastly athletes to bang him with all night long. Sheer strength of upper body I expect Julius to be right with him next year or the next latest. Tarik Black and or Brandon Bass aren't lotus flowers either.

 

I like it much better when LeBron is failing. However, most of the things he is insulted for he is doing the opposite of this series.

He has been respectful to the media and the public and his competition

He has been clutch

Cue Kobe commercial about hating him too long to stop now

 

Oh what got into you to be fair and balanced today. F*** him anyway. Read WOJ's "Golden Ticket" column. Un f************************ sufferable this summer and forever more with stories of this dude's exploits.

 

If Lebron puts up another amazing performance on Sunday in a victory, he deserves all the praise he's gonna get.

 

He's already done it twice.

 

ESPN will move LeBron above Jesus if they win game 7..they have them tied right now

 

I remember last year some sports radio personality, maybe Cowherd?, said "a championship in Cleveland is worth two anywhere else."

Please for the love of all things basketball, Warriors, get the job done.

 

But he won't. It's Steph's time.