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

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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.

 

I took it as him speaking on the plight of the young black male in the inner city that ends up dead or in jail by the time they are 25. Not being the super freakish 6'9"(you see him and Duncan hugging? No way he is less than 6'9") 270 pound(he passed 250 his second season) athlete that he is.

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LeBron James is the best basketball player in the world. No debate.

 

He still flops. He still cries about the refs too much. "The Decision" needs no explanation, it was that stupid. Comments like "I shouldn't have been here" are also stupid. He's not better than MJ, and not better than Kobe (yet). And he should have blocked Tiago Splitter like that.

 

The above few statements doesn't make me a hater. It makes me a person who can point out the few weaknesses in his game, and his personality, on and off the court. Being blinded by your love for an athlete or a team is just as bad as being a "hater."

 

Just my two cents.

 

Yeah, but you're a hater though. You ain't fooling me. I know all about hate. I practice hate. I think I even help popularize hate when P Diddy was Puff Daddy wearing those stupid shiny suits. I know hate when I see it and you, TheDeuce, are a Lebron hater. It's okay. Embrace it like I do with Wade and enjoy the wave of adrenaline when the hate is released. :lol: :lol:

Matter of fact........I feel an avatar change coming soon.

Yeah, but you're a hater though. You ain't fooling me. I know all about hate. I practice hate. I think I even help popularize hate when P Diddy was Puff Daddy wearing those stupid shiny suits. I know hate when I see it and you, TheDeuce, are a Lebron hater. It's okay. Embrace it like I do with Wade and enjoy the wave of adrenaline when the hate is released. :lol: :lol:

 

I don't hate his game, I hate how he plays the game.

 

If that makes any sense at all...

I don't hate his game, I hate how he plays the game.

 

If that makes any sense at all...

 

Yes. Makes perfect sense.

12 to 18 year old Heat bandwagon fans everywhere rejoice. They deserve this title, bandwagon fans work hard at their craft attempting to pretend they were there all along.

 

Only thing worse is adult bandwagon fans

Only thing worse is adult bandwagon fans

 

That was part of my insult I may not have got across enough, 12 to 18 was suggesting only that tiny of a mindset could possibly be a bandwagon fan.

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