uPtoWnNY said:

namepeace said:

A few thoughts:

1. Dray had it coming. He dodged a HUUUGE bullet when the league gave him a reprieve on the suspension in the WCF. He AND his team would be sitting at home right now if the league hadn't. He KNEW he was on thin ice after a series of dirty/borderline-dirty fouls in the last month.

2. LBJ baited him. He knew the series was being lost, and it was easy to bait Dray. He knew he had to give his team a prayer to lower the odds against them in Game 5. And he did it.

3. But he poured it on too thick at the presser but he ain't the only one that would do it. The only reason he said what he said was to bolster the case for suspension against Dray. It's a desperate move, but we shouldn't act like a lot of other players wouldn't have done the same thing if it meant the series MVP would sit a game with their team down 3-1. Don't act like savvy pros like Steph or Coach Kerr wouldn't have done something similar in LBJ's shoes.

Co-sign, especially on #1.

You're not suppose to speak negatively about the Dubs round here

namepeace said:

mjscarousal said:

It really was that is not the behavior of a true champion or player. I don't see how anyone can respect him after this, especially when he was the one that incited the interaction.

A few thoughts:

1. Dray had it coming. He dodged a HUUUGE bullet when the league gave him a reprieve on the suspension in the WCF. He AND his team would be sitting at home right now if the league hadn't. He KNEW he was on thin ice after a series of dirty/borderline-dirty fouls in the last month.

2. LBJ baited him. He knew the series was being lost, and it was easy to bait Dray. He knew he had to give his team a prayer to lower the odds against them in Game 5. And he did it.

3. But he poured it on too thick at the presser but he ain't the only one that would do it. The only reason he said what he said was to bolster the case for suspension against Dray. It's a desperate move, but we shouldn't act like a lot of other players wouldn't have done the same thing if it meant the series MVP would sit a game with their team down 3-1. Don't act like savvy pros like Steph or Coach Kerr wouldn't have done something similar in LBJ's shoes.

1. How so? Lebron invaded his personal space by inciting an altercation. How is it his fault that Lebron jumped over him?

2. LBJ did not bait him. LBJ is a sore ass loser. Instead of buying out gracefully to his losses. He fouls and incites altercations with other players in order to get them kicked out the game. Thats not genius, thats being a bitch. So if by the grace of god if LBJ wins, you can say that he won because he is a bitch not because his team is the better team because that damn sure aint it.

5. Nobody is acting like LBJ is the only petty BB player but the Lebron stans make it seem like he walks on water. This was a bitch made petty move if it had been ANY player. Also, the way his stans hypes him up compared to how he behaves is polarizing. They say he is humble, they say he doesnt have enough good players on his team, they say this, they say that, but this behavior is not the behavior of a champion.This behavior is not the behavior of a good basketball player that wants to win on the merits of his talent. If you the best, wouldn't you want to play against the best? Not do cheap ass shady political moves to get good players kicked from the other team so you can win. But yet he is suppose to be the best? Yea right...