LeBron James

[Mr. Blonde]

Lebron is not a leader. Dwade didn't follow him.

lol looks to me Like I was right once again

The KING aka Mr. 2 Rings can turn it up whenever he wants


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[YuenglingGator]

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[Mdog1]

Lebron is not a leader. Dwade didn't follow him.

Just rode him like he was Seabiscuit to rings.

 

[CavsFan005]

He still looks too much like Magic Johnson out there to me. Id like to see just one tomahawk dunk like the ones on xmas last year or the one over millsap to say hes completely back to form.

 

[AZCavs]

He still looks too much like Magic Johnson out there to me.

Yeah, it totally sucks that he looks like the greatest point guard of all time out there.

 

[Ruken]

Yeah, it totally sucks that he looks like the greatest point guard of all time out there.

I like how he is playing. Still super effective gets whole team going and he takes way less of a beating


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[Kizzle]

He still looks too much like Magic Johnson out there to me. Id like to see just one tomahawk dunk like the ones on xmas last year or the one over millsap to say hes completely back to form.

Oh man he's looking like Magic Johnson!?

I like this LeBron though. He's flirted with the father role for the team where he was going to watch his sons play. He trusts their potentials a lot you can tell. If he thought they were shit LeBron would've come out this hard to start. But now he's adopting the big brother role. And in my opinion that is the role he should've adopted first. I think LeBron still has a sort of an ego problem, because he should've known his presence alone wasn't going to fix this team. There's only so much a player can do even if it is LeBron. You PLAY and you HELP YOUR COACH. You don't coach and you don't try to run things. Could LeBron do it? Probably, but he's got to focus on his game. He shouldn't be worried if guys like Waiters and TT know their sets, that's Blatt's job.



I think people shouldn't complain about how he's playing now because the way he's playing now may extend his career to Kobe lengths. The way he played up till now I was sure he'd be retired by 37-38. The way he's playing now, safe, smart, and below the rim, he could last until 40 easy. Its not like he's not getting highlights. I enjoy those difficult layups just as much as dunks, but that's just me.

 

[Adam]

Always thought lebron at 40 would a rich man's Boris diaw

 

[LeShaq]

LeBron didn't play too well and we won. I'll take it.

 

[priceFTW]

LeBron didn't play too well and we won. I'll take it.

This was like a "C" or "B-" game for him and we won easily which is nice. Actually, until his run at the end of the third, he wasn't good at all and we still blew up the lead in the first 7 minutes of the third.

 

[CavsHomer]

I really love his passing so far this season.

 

[Cayman13]

LBJ rockin the Cavs hat

 

[Benedict_Boozer]

I thought Lebron was fairly terrible in this game by his standards (even on D) but the fact we blew out the Pacers despite that is a GREAT sign. The Pacers aren't a joke team, they had won like 6 of their last 9 and beat some decent teams.

 

[Simmy]

I thought Lebron was fairly terrible in this game by his standards (even on D) but the fact we blew out the Pacers despite that is a GREAT sign. The Pacers aren't a joke team, they had won like 6 of their last 9 and beat some decent teams.

Team is learning how to operate without relying solely on his contribution which is, I'm sure, what he's been trying to implement since the season started. Good signs.

 

[chuck0609]

LeBron didn't play too well and we won. I'll take it.

Only played 32 minutes too. I'll take that also.