She came out and said that if either one of them had time to react, she would have moved too. Let's not forget this is the greatest athlete on the planet coming full speed who is fast and strong enough to get by professional athletes. She also said she was glad he did not try to get in the way because its not like the 195 lb golfer would have soften the impact of Lebron's crash.

 

She's good wife. I was watching it love and watched them show the replays over and over in real time and slow motion. He was watching and aware of everything taking place. She wasn't until it was too late.

 

We'll never know what would have happened if he had tried something. He saw it coming. It's not like Lebron just turned around and ran over her. He was chasing a loose ball.

There's no way either of them had time to react. Happened too fast.

 

He made a move to put his hands up and then did nothing once he realized he wasn't going to get ran over.

 

Hell, the dude sitting next to him did more to try and stop Lebron than Jason Day did.

 

He made a move to put his hands up and then did nothing once he realized he wasn't going to get ran over.

 

Hell, the dude sitting next to him did more to try and stop Lebron than Jason Day did.

 

Looked like he was looking at the ball.

 

Either way, no one there had enough time to react.

Looked like he was looking at the ball.

 

Either way, no one there had enough time to react.

 

Except for the dude sitting next to Jason Day who reacted. :lol2:

 

Except for the dude sitting next to Jason Day who reacted. :lol2:

 

Look, I don't really care if the guy is a good dude or not, I don't even know who he is.

 

I don't know what the other guy saw our didn't see. He stuck his hand out, but I seriously doubt that was to shield anyone from a 275lb man.

 

Again, it looked like the guy was following the ball.

 

Regardless, I've spent too much time talking about it.

Look, I don't really care if the guy is a good dude or not, I don't even know who he is.

 

I don't know what the other guy saw our didn't see. He stuck his hand out, but I seriously doubt that was to shield anyone from a 275lb man.

 

Again, it looked like the guy was following the ball.

 

Regardless, I've spent too much time talking about it.

 

And all I said was he could have reacted and he chose not to. You said it happened too fast. I disagreed and IMO he video shows there was time to react because the dude sitting next to him reacted.

 

Like you always say, believe nothing you hear and half of what you see. Maybe I just trust my reactionary times better than you trust yours. I would have at least tried to shield my wife from Lebron instead of just sitting there and watching her get trampled.

That's what happens when you have a guy who plays a sport where he addresses a ball that doesn't move.

 

I'm glad she's ok. Human truck ran her over.