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Bouncyball 2014/15

Re: Bouncyball 2014/15

Glad LeBron lost but what more could he do. He played as good he could but had little help compared to Durant who also played great.

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Re: Bouncyball 2014/15

walrus said:
Glad LeBron lost but what more could he do. He played as good he could but had little help compared to Durant who also played great.

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LeBron was really, really good at the one thing he excels at -- taking the ball at the top of the key and bullrushing his way to the hoop for an easy lay up, like Jim Brown running over right tackle. No one is better at that move.

The rest of the game he could be found standing in the lane as the GS player he was responsible for made a back door cut for an easy lay up, as someone retrieved a rebound over the top of him, or jogging at half court while pointing at his teammates to get back on defense.
 
Re: Bouncyball 2014/15

Yeah, the NBA doesn't play much defense anymore. GS does at times which is why they won

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Re: Bouncyball 2014/15

You're the proud patriarch of a basketball family with an up-and-coming brand and your oldest son just went #2 in the draft to the Lakers. What do you do?

Having the family make a guest appearance on WWE Raw where the youngest rips off his shirt and drops the N-bomb twice on a live mic is apparently now in the realm of possibility.

Nothing matters any more.
 
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