LLLLLeBron 3-5 Finals Record Without SuperTeam

I would kill to have a court like that around here

 

Aaahhhh the good ol' crab dribble, a Lebron classic.

 

So I wanted to post this before the game but eh half time is good enough (and yes I know Cavs are currently destroying GS). Lebron is not now nor has he ever been the greatest to play the game. He is a super talented and physically imposing ball player but he is not what the media and many fans have made him out to be. A couple of years ago I started the Lebron thread on CL to discuss his actual short-comings and his talents but was blasted as a hater by, shockingly, several long standing CL members. What I said then still applies now.

Lebron is a front runner whose game didn't evolve past bully ball. He does remind me of Shaq in the sense that he easily overpowers anyone he is up against and has used that and some serious non-offensive foul call love from the officials to his advantage. I can't hate him for that but I did point it out then and its still true now. The big thing for me though was his lack of a post game and his questionable defensive skill. I know Lebron is touted as being a defensive bad*** but that wasn't true then and isn't true now. He is great help/weakside shot blocker and he has above average anticipation from the weakside to get into passing lanes. Oddly enough he didn't even start playing defense until he got to see Kobe play in the Olympics. Prior to the Olympics Lebron was as passive as they came in the big games often being called out by "haters" for passing up shots, being afraid put the game on his shoulders and placing blame on his teammates or, in Mo Williams case, letting them take the blame. He doesn't have a killer instinct nor the tenacity of MJ, Bird, Magic, Kobe, Isiah T or even his ex-teamate and most hated C-Bag Ray Allen. Yup, I hate that fool but I feared no one else's jumper like his. The only reason Bron got to game 7 was cause of Ray's cold-blooded shot in game 6. I will give Bron credit for that game 7 against the spurs was the first time I had seen him actually show he was in fact the King the media made him to be. That being said, Chris Bosh, in my opinion, was the real MVP for Miami's rings but Bron got all the credit because when the teams play well he makes everyone better.

Lebron is a stat stuffer and a front runner. If it wasn't for bonehead plays by Manu and Timmy he would have 1 ring. Maybe they come back and beat the Warriors this series. Maybe he takes over the games like Kobe against Portland. Maybe he goes off like Magic when Kareem went down. Maybe he finally shuts people like me up about his lack of a post game, his minimal mid-range ability and his over-hyped defense. The guy is amazing with size, speed and power. He just isn't, in my opinion, anywhere near being one of the greatest of all times. I know a lot will disagree with me and I'm fine with that being the case. I just didn't want the Cavs to lose and I say this and people think I was just being another hater jumping on the slam james bandwagon.

 

^^preach

 

So the Cavs fans believe the NBA is using the Warriors to execute their agenda against LeBron. Lol

 

^^^LOL and what agenda is that haha

 

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5>2.

 

That link is is non-functional, like LBJ's J these days... most games.

 

I seriously doubt Green flopped ...doesn't seem to have a history or the makeup of a flopper .... so the reason he was knocked off balance and went down was LeBron's arm swing or elbow at the end of their tangle. Like you mentioned. LeBron started the sequence before even stepping over him.

Would love to know what LBJ said to Curry and what Curry said back to him with that sneer and mocking expression at the end of the game, when he was all over Curry physically fouling him in trying to keep him from the getting the inbounds pass, and Curry was complaining to the ref right in front of LBJ.

 

It ain't no secret (is this the correct sentence structure and grammar?)... Dray called him a "bit..".

 

So stealing this