what i hear is: "somebody pressed for the MVP because he know we ain't winning it and it's putting a strain on the team"

He on a MVP mission...!

he better than kob
not better than jordan

i want him to win 6, so i can say he the best over jordan and i don't care if he wins his next 3 after 35 as a role player and his last at 43

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>he better than kob
>not better than jordan
>
>i want him to win 6, so i can say he the best over jordan and
>i don't care if he wins his next 3 after 35 as a role player
>and his last at 43


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and when the dust settles...they be in the damn Finals. This year will be no different.

Frustration is building in Cleveland, and some of it reportedly has to do with LeBron James and his playing style.

Some of James’ Cavs teammates are said to be irked with him holding the ball “until he sees an ‘assist’ pass.

LeBron yelled at his team during Thursday night’ blowout loss in Toronto—they’ve dropped seven of their last ten games—and told reporters that the Cavs have reverted back to self-defeating habits from earlier this season.
Players are also reportedly grumbling about head coach Tyronn Lue’s lineups.

Per Cleveland.com:

Told of Lue’s suggestion , LeBron James said “I would hope not.”



“I don’t have one. I just want to win,” he said. “I just like playing ball the right way, getting guys involved and winning the game also. I don’t (have an agenda).”



James had one assist — yes, one — on Thursday, to go with his game-high 26 points. It was the 10th time in his career he had fewer than two assists in a game. In Minnesota, James scored exactly 10 points for his lowest scoring game in 10 years.



Players have grumbled that James has slowed the ball movement, holding onto the ball until he sees an “assist” pass, rather than moving it quickly.

He'd never stoop to being a trophy chasing, stat padding turd. /s

one of my BIGGEST hoop pet peeves. absolutely hate that shit. and it's so obvious when guys are doing it.

big reason why some of these perennial high apg guys have never really thrilled me.

It's been a long time since I've seen a player who gives the ball up so quickly (fam, his instant outlets and reverse passes- this mfer has me believing in life again) and willingly without any care about the stat outcome.

but every time i do, i'm impressed. I'm watching this joint on tv and he passing to dudes i didn't even realize was open. And the zip on my passes. When he gets his shot going...man.

He like jason kidd without the abuse allegations.

https://twitter.com/LakerFilmRoom/status/951912322116722690

Instant return pass in the half-court with one hand because he instantly recognizes that Pau is sagging and there's a shooting window for KCP. You just do not see this type of recognition, anticipation, and skill-set very often.

As an aside, if you ever are interested to see more Zo stuff - LakerFilmRoom is imo the best sports content on the web, let alone for the Lakers

>one of my BIGGEST hoop pet peeves. absolutely hate that shit.
>and it's so obvious when guys are doing it.
>
>big reason why some of these perennial high apg guys have
>never really thrilled me.

CP3?
Rondo?
Russ?

>Players have grumbled that James has slowed the ball movement,
>holding onto the ball until he sees an “assist” pass,
>rather than moving it quickly.

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and they will pay the price. Just like the Eagles did when they sent T.O. off into the open arms of Dallas

kind of sad to see this circus like clockwork pop-up right in the early part of the season.

I don't think they'll turn it around.

now I gotta realize what's more worth it: rooting against the Warriors and "good" basketball, or finding a non-Celtics underdog to latch onto in the darkness.

https://s.yimg.com/uu/api/res/1.2/IpBP1UVVA3fSS1nCvoxNtA--~B/aD0zNTc7dz02NTA7c209MTthcHBpZD15dGFjaHlvbg--/http://media.zenfs.com/en-US/homerun/video.woven.com/07ca737ed9abd6faaa79796449e3aad0