Can we please fast forward to LeBron holding the trophy

<div class="quote_poster">*Scotch Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I love watching Lebron. After the second round nothing seemed to interest me, but Lebron has rekindled that flame. </div>

That being said I believe the Cavs will make it to the finals. However, I just cannot see them beating the Spurs. Regular season Spurs and Playoff Spurs are totally different. Don't get me wrong there is nothing I would love to see more than the Spurs go home and Cavs win, but it will not happen. Why? The reason is simply, Tim Duncan. Washington's low post presence=terrible. Nets low post presence, Kristic, Moore= below average. Pistons post Mcdyess, Webber= slow and old. The Spurs have that mix that every championship team has. where you seem to stop one guy and all of the sudden Horry, or Finley, or Bowen step up and fill in the scoring or defensive role. They may play dirty by some peoples opinions, but it is only because they have such a high basketball IQ that they can get away with it. Plus how can Mike Brown compete with the minds of Carlisimo and Popovich, and to top it off home court advantage.

This being said I hope Cavs win, lol.[/QUOTE]

that was funny. I agree with what u just said. I was telling this guy I work with details similar to yours. I want the Cavs to win too. They still gotta win today though. If they do yay.

But like u said. Homecourt advantage and the Spurs dirty High basketball IQ.
But then again, MJs first championship team beat a very experienced Lakers team in 91. And hey Damon Jones or Gibson could go John Paxson in the *****

 

I like the Cavs to win tonight, but you know what they say...

It ain't over til Dwyane Wade's wife sings....

 

<div class="quote_poster">Karma Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Can you believe that a coach as ****** as Mike Brown, and teammates as bad as Lebron's have the chance to be in the NBA Finals after tonight?

Spurs in 4.</div>

That's the East for you (and a pretty sweet ride through the playoffs)

 

<div class="quote_poster">Lostmyluggage Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">That was the biggest utter display of domination that I have ever seen by a single basketball player in a playoff game, ever, period.</div>

You must be about 5 years old then.

<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">It's the kind of **** that Jordan could only DREAM of doing.</div>

63 points in a playoff game against one of the best NBA teams ever.

<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">What else is left to be said?</div>

Just this:

35% shooting in the NBA finals.

<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Every critic that ever doubted should pick there jaw up off the ground right now, and remain silent.</div>

Yeah he is doing just fine playing like crap.

<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">The sad thing, is that this is NOTHING compared to what you are about to see LeBron do to the Spurs. </div>

35% shooting.

Been dominated twice.

2 - 0 down


<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">The guy can literally take over a game, anytime he wants to.</div>

ahh so he is waiting. Good move. 2 - 0 down.

Maybe he will wait until 3 - 0 down before taking over.

2 - 0 down.

You were saying?

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">63 points in a playoff game against one of the best NBA teams ever.</div>

I believe the Bulls lost that game.

 

They did indeed.

But I could easily point to a few billion other playoff games Jordan has dominated or just point to the one considered one of the best in playoff history (and against a better team)

 

Does the offer of fast-forwarding to LeBron holding the trophy still stand? If so, I'd like to take it...

It's the only way the Cavs will get their hands on it anyway.

 

<div class="quote_poster">I-Miss-MJ Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">They did indeed.

But I could easily point to a few billion other playoff games Jordan has dominated or just point to the one considered one of the best in playoff history (and against a better team)</div>

Jordan scored all the points in 2 overtimes for the Bulls to win a playoff game before?

 

Okay, so there you have it. Cleveland is going to get swept, and lo and behold. The most boringest Dynasty will continue to keep winning.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Infante Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Jordan scored all the points in 2 overtimes for the Bulls to win a playoff game before?</div>

No generally he just won in regular time.

 

<div class="quote_poster">I-Miss-MJ Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">They did indeed.

But I could easily point to a few billion other playoff games Jordan has dominated or just point to the one considered one of the best in playoff history (and against a better team)</div>

Keep falling back on your old memories of how good Jordan was. Because it's only a matter of time until LeBron shatters every record Jordan ever had. Just wait until LeBron gets surrounded by a cast like what Jordan had. The very fact that LeBron has been able to do what he has given a horrible coach is amazing in itself. It doesn't matter if you like LeBron or not, all signs are pointing to him being the King.

 

Can we please fast forward to the Spurs holding the trophy?

Or perhaps we should fast forward to Lebron's press conference after he gets swept 4-0?

 

<div class="quote_poster">Lostmyluggage Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Keep falling back on your old memories of how good Jordan was. Because it's only a matter of time until LeBron shatters every record Jordan ever had. Just wait until LeBron gets surrounded by a cast like what Jordan had. The very fact that LeBron has been able to do what he has given a horrible coach is amazing in itself. It doesn't matter if you like LeBron or not, all signs are pointing to him being the King.</div>Did you ever watch Jordan? You must not have, at least based on these statements. LeBron will be good, but he won't be Jordan, nor will he be better. I'll start comparing once LeBron has 6 NBA titles, 6 Finals MVPs, 5 league MVPs, a slew of other awards, and also learns how to play defense.

 

So what year are we fast forwarding to? I'd rather not fast forward to when this happens because it could be awhile or never. I'll wait and just let everything play out.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Lostmyluggage Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Keep falling back on your old memories of how good Jordan was. Because it's only a matter of time until LeBron shatters every record Jordan ever had. Just wait until LeBron gets surrounded by a cast like what Jordan had. The very fact that LeBron has been able to do what he has given a horrible coach is amazing in itself. It doesn't matter if you like LeBron or not, all signs are pointing to him being the King.</div>

lol, you want records? MeBron can have them.
Records mean nothing, eventually they will all be broken.

Meanwhile LePass would rather not take the game on his back, instead pass it off to sideshow Bob.

Tell me, what is it like getting embarrassed in the NBA Championship game? I wouldn't know.

Talk to me when LeBrick gets to 6 championships. By then I am sure you will be back on the bandwagon.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Moo2K4 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Did you ever watch Jordan? You must not have, at least based on these statements. LeBron will be good, but he won't be Jordan, nor will he be better. I'll start comparing once LeBron has 6 NBA titles, 6 Finals MVPs, 5 league MVPs, a slew of other awards, and also learns how to play defense.</div>

I watched every bulls playoff and Finals game during the following seasons:
90-91,91-92,92-93, 95-96,96-97,97-98

My favorite moment was the 93 Finals where Jordan tries a pass which Barkley intercepts and flys down court with Jordan on his heels for the DUNK. As he finishes, he give's Jordan some advice on passing. A few other great things happend that game like BJ armstrong throwing KJ to the ground, Jordan elbowing Danny Ainge in the face and then mouthing off to Ainge, and a few others that I can't remember right now.

It wasn't until his 7th season, that Jordan won his first ring. He was 27 years old at the time. How old is LeBron again? How many years has he been in the NBA? He's not playing particularly well in the finals to my surprise, but there are reasons for that. Let's see what happens next year when LeBron can actually concentrate and not have the anxiety of a new son on the way. If you don't think that he will eventually surpass Jordan, then you are in for one hell of a treat.

<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">lol, you want records? MeBron can have them.
Records mean nothing, eventually they will all be broken.

Meanwhile LePass would rather not take the game on his back, instead pass it off to sideshow Bob.

Tell me, what is it like getting embarrassed in the NBA Championship game? I wouldn't know.

Talk to me when LeBrick gets to 6 championships. By then I am sure you will be back on the bandwagon.</div>

Embarrassing is when Jordan tried to make a comeback on the Wizards.

It's hard for me to join back on the bandwagon when I'm the one driving it in the first place. Let me know when your ready to hop on so I can issue your bus pass.

And 3 last final notes.
-This series isn't over yet.
-If it does in fact end tonight, Horry earns his 7th ring. +1 over Jordan and Pippen.
-Wait until the Cavs find their Pippen (Can you say dynasty?)

 

<div class="quote_poster">Lostmyluggage Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">
-If it does in fact end tonight, Horry earns his 7th ring. +1 over Jordan and Pippen.
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Why did you have to mention this? That's a pretty immature way to look at things and it makes you lose even more credibility.

LeBron is great and some of the criticism I hear about him is moronic, but you're acting like a huge homer. You need to be more pragmatic; LeBron empircally regressed this season anyway. You shouldn't gloat beforehand.

 

King James AKA the Next Jordan

2-13 from 3 point range
0-13 midrange
2-26 outside the paint
and 22-60 overall in the NBA Finals

 

Just stating what will happen if the Spurs win tonight. The purpose of this thread isn't to attain credibility, it's to oppress the critisim that LeBron recieved all year, and all the doubting. It's to prepare those for the inevitable. Everyone talks crap in the media, and then changes their story the next day to fit what they claimed. You want to talk about no credibility, look to those people that are getting paid to have no credibility.