NBA playoffs.

scottmitchell74 wrote:

Yeah, that had me laughing pretty hard. He did a good job.

And by the way, whatever opinion one has on Lebron James, by any metric or standard, he's easily the best player on the Planet. That display yesterday was amazing.

Yea, amazingly annoying. He is the best player...in the regular season. Let's see if the cHeat can do it again tomorrow.

Also, I would like to say bye, bye Lakers.

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And by the way, whatever opinion one has on Lebron James, by any metric or standard, he's easily the best player on the Planet. That display yesterday was amazing.

Unfortunately for him Basketball is a team game and he hasn't quite figured that out yet.

Spurs vs. Thunder I'd like to see the Spurs but i'm happy with either one.

Spurs v. Thunder will be a great series. Looking forward to watching that one.

Methinks the Sixers will somehow pull off Game 6 and force a Game 7.

And Go Pacers. Feed the big men. Let David West and Roy Hibbert do their thing. Pound the ball inside.

Boy are the Heat a bunch of thugs...I hope they get what's coming to them.

They are, some poor calls last night. That attack on Hansborough should've been an ejection.

That absolutely should have been an ejection. Somehow some way, the Pacers must win tonite.

Thunder own three quarters but Popovich turns them around in the fourth. He truly is the best coack in the NBA and maybe best of all time.

Feel like i'm talking to myself in here. Spurs win another besides the hackattack the Thunder used. 2-0 is a deep hole for OKC.

Thunder and Spurs are by far the best two teams. Methinks this series is going 7.

Great to see the Celtics beat the cHeat last night. Hope they keep rolling.

Yeah, i'll be ok with whoever comes out of the OKC/SA series. Just want the Heat to go down though i'm not really a Celtic fan.

Same here. I never root for the Celtics, but this is the exception. It is for the greater good. No matter what, I want to the West to win the Finals.

If I could pick one, it would be the Spurs though. I want Tim Duncan to win one ring.

I'd lean toward the Spurs because they do it right and play team Basketball.

Celtics pull it out and the Heat have no one to blame but themselves, they had chances. Hope Boston pulls it out in game 6.

Ah...last night was so sweet. I don't like the Celtics, but I have to respect the way they play as a team and how resilient they are. I hope they burn the Heat in Game 6 and promptly lose in the finals haha.

I am very impressed with the Thunder too, but the Spurs are not going to let them have it. Tony Parker needs a big game tonite.

Go Celtics!!!

Lebron James is one of the greatest regular season performers in the history of the NBA.

In the playoffs, he is the opposite of a clutch performer.

Is he ever gonna come through for his teams?

I am mightily impressed with the Thunder. They will be the definite favorites in the Finals.

Let's hope the Celtics close it out tonite too.

stepcousin wrote:

Lebron James is one of the greatest regular season performers in the history of the NBA.

In the playoffs, he is the opposite of a clutch performer.

Is he ever gonna come through for his teams?

James is actually putting together a very good post season this year, from a statistics point of view, see www dot nba.com/playerfile/lebron_james/
(I do not have approval to post links as I am new to this forum)

I sweated and bled as a fan for that guy for years here in Cleveland, that said, I have always have been a Celtics fan and if I were in charge of the PA system at the Garden tonight I would be blasting this over and over!!,

See youtube www dot youtube.com/watch?v=1wc1tcXlCDg

(I do not have approval to post links as I am new to this forum)

lol, kind of a boge post, without the links, regardless, Go Celts!

Go Thunder! Hope the long rest doesn't cause them to lose the momentum.

C'mon Celtics!

Dark Horseman wrote:

Go Thunder! Hope the long rest doesn't cause them to lose the momentum.

C'mon Celtics!

I echo these sentiments 100%.

While it pains me to say it, Lebron had a great game last night, but let's see if he can do it again.

jamhud wrote:

stepcousin wrote:

Is he ever gonna come through for his teams?

James is actually putting together a very good post season this year, from a statistics point of view

I gotta admit he did come through last night in a huge way. I watched that game and he rarely missed a shot. It may or may not be a career defining moment, we'll just hafta see I guess. I'm not a Lebron fan, but I also don't see all the criticism against him, other than maybe lacking the ability to will his teams to a title.

Jordan was 28 until he got his first title and he had a lot of help over the years.

Pippin, Grant, Armstrong, Kerr, Rodman, etc...

scottmitchell74 wrote:

Jordan was 28 until he got his first title and he had a lot of help over the years.

Pippin, Grant, Armstrong, Kerr, Rodman, etc...

What's your point exactly? Are you trying to say Jordan couldn't do it by himself like Lebron can't do it by himself? Also, it took Jordan 7 years to win his first title...this is 'Bron's 9th year in the leauge. So it will have taken The Chosen Scum a couple more years to win his first ring.

Well, Lebron is stepping up big time, gotta give him that. Both the Spurs and Boston looked a little tired at the end.

Go Thunder.

Go Thunder.

"It takes a dynasty to defeat an atrocity"