EPTNBA Playoffs 2010 - Page 52
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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LunarDestiny
United States4177 Posts
The problem with the Cavs is that Lebron is the only leader. If Lebron plays bad, the Cavs aren't likely to win (at least not against great teams). The Cavs got amazing players and their bench is very good. But there is no other superstar in that team to lead. | ||
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CSN
United States175 Posts
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tonight
United States11130 Posts
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Alegzandur
Philippines52 Posts
I'm a Suns fan though, go Nash! | ||
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On May 12 2010 14:34 Brees wrote: so funny how many of you nerds got trolled, im not even a cavs fan dumbasses keep bandwagoning tho, its all your miserable lives are good for. P.S. lol @ butthurt celtics fans that are also lakers fans Someone ban this idiot. Another after-the-fact troll. | ||
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DJay_
United States103 Posts
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RowdierBob
Australia13385 Posts
Mo Williams -- has barely improved since he played for the Bucks. Can't deliver under pressure. Shaq -- a great player in his day, but he's been well and truly past it for a while now. Jamison -- good on his day, but still lacks consistency in his game imo. Anthony Parker -- horrible. If you take the other teams that are left right now (Suns, Lakers, Celts, Magic) they all have far superior teams. I mean compare it to a team like the Lakers and they pretty much cover the Cavs in every position but SF. Yeah the Cavs may spend big on their cap, but they aren't getting value for money. | ||
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
as for titles and lebron. usually when a player doesn't win, he is underrated, as winning leads to overrating of the star players on the winning team. so the popularity of lebron is probably lower than his actual level of play. nowhere is this more evident than in new york, where people still, by a good majority, think kobe is better. obvious bandwagoning, but also very irritating. bandwagoners rooting for the player that the knicks can't get over a guy that is the hope of the franchise. get real people hopefully lebron realizes that the cleveland management is fail and take his talents to the lolknicks. | ||
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eStoniaNBoY
Switzerland439 Posts
On April 15 2010 19:11 eStoniaNBoY wrote: My question is all about Mike Brown and Cavs coaches. Will they deliver or not  something is really wrong with that team if they lose again. | ||
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hyst.eric.al
United States2332 Posts
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new_construct
Canada1041 Posts
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
These Cavs don't, while they don't feel like the past few years Detroit who regressed, they play like a better version of the 06-07 Lakers, needing Lebron to do everything much like the Lakers needed Kobe to do everything. The problem is that there doesn't seem to be an end in sight for the Cavs organization and Lebron is becoming more delusional by the season. Did anyone catch his post-game conference? How many NBA champs and MVPs deflected questions about his performance like he did with his I-am-fucking-untouchable-from-criticism-bullshit? On top of the fact that Lebron probably won't get on the rest of his team to step up in the next practice like Kobe/MJ would. | ||
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hejakev
Sweden518 Posts
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ccdnl
United States611 Posts
On May 13 2010 02:29 hejakev wrote: Celtics will win again, what else is new? :p I agree. | ||
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Kazius
Israel1456 Posts
On May 12 2010 16:10 Xeris wrote: how do you know he will? today he was supposed to come out with a vengeance, but didn't Nah, he had no motivation - they won back the home court advantage, it was supposed to be a comfortable game. This game, after all the extreme reactions against him by people in the media (people talking about his elbow more than his game, etc), the fact that Kobe Bryant is playing with a broken finger, injured ankle and knee, and is still winning with ease, and the fact that the talk about his free agency action has resurfaced while he's still playing... There's just that much to motivate him now. That being said, he can't win the series alone. On May 12 2010 21:45 RowdierBob wrote: I still maintain the Cavs are a fairly scrub team + LeBron. Mo Williams -- has barely improved since he played for the Bucks. Can't deliver under pressure. Shaq -- a great player in his day, but he's been well and truly past it for a while now. Jamison -- good on his day, but still lacks consistency in his game imo. Anthony Parker -- horrible. If you take the other teams that are left right now (Suns, Lakers, Celts, Magic) they all have far superior teams. I mean compare it to a team like the Lakers and they pretty much cover the Cavs in every position but SF. Yeah the Cavs may spend big on their cap, but they aren't getting value for money. Williams is a point guard in a system where the ball is handled by the SF. The fact that he's improved from his Bucks days is amazing considering that. Shaq is past his prime, but his presence and sheer mass still make him one of the better centers in the league. Jamison is a great player as a third offensive option, being used more to spread the floor than anything else, he can't get into a rhythm from that position. Anthony Parker is a solid role-player, not a star. If anything, he makes the most sense out of anyone in the lineup other than LBJ considering Mike Brown's "game plan". + Show Spoiler + Actually, this old web-comic explains Mike Brown's philosophy best. ![[image loading]](http://www.slamdumb.com/images/comics/4_7_08.jpg) | ||
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hejakev
Sweden518 Posts
Hey that's not what I said! But yeah, that could happen too | ||
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LunarDestiny
United States4177 Posts
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InfeSteD
United States4658 Posts
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