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Miami 95 San Antonio 88 (Game 7 -- NBA Finals)

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If he wants to win another championship his best move will be to go back to Cleveland after next season. If they draft Nerlens, drop back into the draft lottery next year with a top 5 pick in a loaded class. Sign Lebron, with Irving, Irving, Waiters, and the two I previously mentioned, that is scary good!:scared:

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This game felt like the Duke Butler National Championship from a couple years ago. Nobody wanted Duke or Miami to win. Nice guys finish last.

LeBron's comments after the MVP trophy presentation... that was pretty terrible. "I wasn't supposed to be here..." What?

 

Because he came from the inner city. No more no less. Come on guys.

Congrats to the Heat. They were the better team, all year long.

Anyone think that Ray Allen retires after this?

 

He's signed through one more year though, right?

 

I think he stays and sees if he can win one more.

Because he came from the inner city. No more no less. Come on guys.

 

How many people in the NBA are from the inner city... Come on spin.

How many people in the NBA are from the inner city... Come on spin.

 

Exactly. Congratulations LeBron for being from the inner city and making in the NBA. Really breaking down those barriers. :lol2:

BREAKING NEWS: LeBron James first player ever from inner city to win NBA Championship. More at 11.

 

:ohbrother:

Extremely interesting game. Not that well played as you could tell both teams left out on the court the game before.

 

Kudos to LeBron for knocking down a slew of jumpers. San Antonio never wavered in how they defended the Heat, in particular LeBron. In fact, last night was a great example as to how you can still beat the Heat when James is on his game. For as great as LeBron is, his best attribute is his ability to distribute the ball and get others involved, especially the perimeter guys. So when San Antonio is letting James take uncontested jumpers all night, they are indirectly disrupting the flow of the Miami Heat because others are not getting involved. Now he was making his shots - in fact, it was the highest shooting performance of his Heat career outside of the paint - yet the game was still within two points when Duncan missed both of his bunnies, and the Spurs did not play all that great.

 

I thought it would have been hilarious if David Stern had given the MVP trophy to Manu Ginobili.

I have no problem with what Lebron said after the game. He was asked a question about his haters and he answered. He spoke on what he knows. He said what he felt. That's bad why?

I have no problem with what Lebron said after the game. He was asked a question about his haters and he answered. He spoke on what he knows. He said what he felt. That's bad why?

 

lebron worries.jpg

 

I don't have any problem with that. But for the 6'8", 250-pound super-gifted freak athlete of our time to talk about how he wasn't even supposed to be there is like talking about what an underdog story it was for George W. Bush to get elected president.

Not to mention, if you're good, you're going to have haters... That's not isolated to basketball, that's a fact of life. Deal with it.

Because he came from the inner city. No more no less. Come on guys.

 

I have no problem with what Lebron said after the game. He was asked a question about his haters and he answered. He spoke on what he knows. He said what he felt. That's bad why?

 

:thumb:

Lebron is dealing with it. That's why he's won 2 championships, that's why he struggled his first year in Miami because he couldn't deal with it.

 

 

During the Bulls series people said Lebron wasn't being tested and to wait for the Pacers, Pacers came and he got through them, then came the Spurs and after 1 game people started calling out Lebron saying he regressed and couldn't win again and that last season was a fluke. People say he couldn't be clutch in game 7 but yet he was.

 

It's funny to see people complain about Lebron during the regular season, during the playoffs, during the finals, during his trophy talk, now they'll complain because he isn't playing enough basketball during the summer.

 

When are people gonna realize he's a pretty decent basketball player, and not that bad of a person...:lol2:

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