Mo Williams little brother said Lebron tanked games

**PROfitableEnergy** · 07-10-10, 07:49 AM

Haha, funny stuff Mac

**3PtShooter** · 07-10-10, 07:56 AM

**beefcake** · 07-10-10, 10:08 AM

When are people going to relize that what they say on twitter is going to bite them in the ass..

**Ralphie1412** · 07-10-10, 10:16 AM

Well he can tell his non defense playing brother he can have fun trying to lead a shitty team when he isnt too hot his self.

**Duby** · 07-10-10, 10:23 AM

Sounds to me like another sore loser....

**N.O.S.** · 07-10-10, 10:43 AM

Mac4life, my good friend from FBI will look into this and a lot more starting next week. NBA may have a huge disaster approaching their ship. I hope this will bring an end to this already corrupt organization. People like James, Wade, Bosh, Stern belong in prison. Good luck.

**Mac4Lyfe** · 07-10-10, 11:48 AM

This guy had it right way back then just the wrong team...

Did LeBron James Throw the Last Two Games Against the Celtics?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/392258-did-lebron-james-throw-the-last-two-games-against-the-celtics

I don't get why this isn't being talked about more, to me it was so obvious. LeBron James and his "team" of advisers had a plan, and they executed it. The plan was to form a justifiable escape route out of Cleveland...

Did LeBron James Throw the Last Two Games Against the Celtics?

By Jose Cruz
(Contributor) on May 14, 2010

1,044 reads
2 comments
1 like

Elsa/Getty Images

I don't get why this isn't being talked about more, to me it was so obvious.
LeBron James and his "team" of advisers had a plan, and they executed it. The plan was to form a justifiable escape route out of Cleveland. A way to get out of Cleveland without everyone killing him for "not caring about winning." A way for him to say, "My team just wasn't good enough in Cleveland, I have to go where I'd feel I have a better chance of winning."
They pulled it off.

THE PLAN:
Force your team to win the game (which they can't) but do just enough to make it look like it's not too obvious you're throwing the game, but when momentum is on the line, throw it.

Executed PERFECTLY. Watch the tape.

Game 5
LeBron comes out dishing, not attacking at all. But they were at home so his teammates were actually getting it going. His only option was to get off the ball, totally uninvolved, so that his team would not be able to surge off him and make the game too close.

What does he do? Watch LeBron in Game 5, he spent more time standing in the corner away from the action than I've ever seen him spend in any game.
Many NBA experts have already said the same thing, not only was he standing around off the ball more than ever (what does an elbow injury have to do with that?) but when he did get the ball, he would swing it to a sometimes completely surprised teammate who was in no better position to create a shot than LeBron was when it left his hands. This play is not due to an injury, this is more than that.
With an injury, you're taking the shots, but they just aren't falling. By the way, did you notice in Game 5 when he did take shots they were Vince Carter-esque: Fading back for no reason (which he never does) and missing by a foot?

THE PLAN: Ok, everyone is suspecting you. What do you do? Make sure you stuff the stats so that it's not too obvious, but when it counts, make sure Boston gets the momentum play.

EXECUTED PERFECTLY

Game 6
LeBron comes out with a few dunks to quickly quell the notion that something is "up." Ok, he's going to try to play it cool tonight. LeBron starts driving to the basket in the first half to show that he's being aggressive. But what happens on 50% of the drives? He gets tied up, stripped, etc.
This almost never happens to LeBron. He was fumbling the ball so much on drives, what does that have to do with an elbow? Sure, credit the Celtics defense, but LeBron was clearly not going as hard as he usually goes when driving to the hole. He was simply leaving the ball out there for people to strip.
In the second half, Boston starts to pull away. Every time the Cavs had an important possession, LeBron would throw the ball away. One play in particular, he threw a cross-court pass to Anthony Parker coming off a screen, who was clearly coming out to the top of the court, but LeBron threw the pass to the corner. There was no way Parker would have gone to that corner. That was the most clear example of throwing the game of the night. That was not a turnover on accident. Watch the tape, I don't care what anyone says.

Ok, but it's getting obvious again that LeBron is fading, its time to show a little fight. What does he do? Come down two straight possessions and hit two straight 3's to pull his team back. That elbow sure did look bad on those perfect shots! Riiiight.

Now if you noticed, LeBron's body language after those shots was totally bizarre. What do you expect from LeBron after plays like that? Firing up his teammates? "LETS GO!" etc, excited, "We can do it!" right? No. Not at all. Actually LeBron looked extremely nervous, his hands were damn near shaking, like he was thinking, "That might have been too much, we are really close now."
Watch the tape. What do you do next time down the court? Turn it over. Because if you really want to win, you got to make the next play, or at least attempt to. But if you turn it over and Boston scores, the momentum and game quickly shifts back to Boston.

Mission Accomplished.

Also, did LeBron look like he was upset to any of you after the game? Not to me, not at all. He spoke the words he was supposed to speak, but there was no feeling behind them.

Also, interesting that before his press conference, he called for his "team" of advisers to meet with him in a closed-off locker room. I wonder why? Probably feeling some nerves after what he just did, and needed some advice on how to approach the media, what to say, etc.
The PLAN is to become a billionaire, and THE PLAN is to go to New York to do it.
Anyone questioning LeBron's ability to win playoff games after these performances is a damn fool. If he wanted to, he could have single- handily dismantled the Celtics in both these games.

But he has a different agenda, he wants to win, but he wants to do it on the big stage. He knew winning a title in Cleveland this year would not allow him to leave, that is why he wanted to win one so badly last year. He could still have won a chip for his city and justified leaving after losing this year. Remember how mad he was after the game last year? He didn't even shake the Orlando players' hands. That's the type of competitor LeBron is, think about it folks, It's so obvious it's not even funny.

Welcome to New York, LeBron James.

**gshock1** · 07-10-10, 11:59 AM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

This guy had it right way back then just the wrong team...

Did LeBron James Throw the Last Two Games Against the Celtics?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/392258-did-lebron-james-throw-the-last-two-games-against-the-celtics

I don't get why this isn't being talked about more, to me it was so obvious. LeBron James and his "team" of advisers had a plan, and they executed it. The plan was to form a justifiable escape route out of Cleveland...

Did LeBron James Throw the Last Two Games Against the Celtics?

By Jose Cruz
(Contributor) on May 14, 2010

1,044 reads
2 comments
1 like

Elsa/Getty Images

I don't get why this isn't being talked about more, to me it was so obvious.
LeBron James and his "team" of advisers had a plan, and they executed it. The plan was to form a justifiable escape route out of Cleveland. A way to get out of Cleveland without everyone killing him for "not caring about winning." A way for him to say, "My team just wasn't good enough in Cleveland, I have to go where I'd feel I have a better chance of winning."
They pulled it off.

THE PLAN:
Force your team to win the game (which they can't) but do just enough to make it look like it's not too obvious you're throwing the game, but when momentum is on the line, throw it.

Executed PERFECTLY. Watch the tape.

Game 5
LeBron comes out dishing, not attacking at all. But they were at home so his teammates were actually getting it going. His only option was to get off the ball, totally uninvolved, so that his team would not be able to surge off him and make the game too close.

What does he do? Watch LeBron in Game 5, he spent more time standing in the corner away from the action than I've ever seen him spend in any game.
Many NBA experts have already said the same thing, not only was he standing around off the ball more than ever (what does an elbow injury have to do with that?) but when he did get the ball, he would swing it to a sometimes completely surprised teammate who was in no better position to create a shot than LeBron was when it left his hands. This play is not due to an injury, this is more than that.
With an injury, you're taking the shots, but they just aren't falling. By the way, did you notice in Game 5 when he did take shots they were Vince Carter-esque: Fading back for no reason (which he never does) and missing by a foot?

THE PLAN: Ok, everyone is suspecting you. What do you do? Make sure you stuff the stats so that it's not too obvious, but when it counts, make sure Boston gets the momentum play.

EXECUTED PERFECTLY

Game 6
LeBron comes out with a few dunks to quickly quell the notion that something is "up." Ok, he's going to try to play it cool tonight. LeBron starts driving to the basket in the first half to show that he's being aggressive. But what happens on 50% of the drives? He gets tied up, stripped, etc.
This almost never happens to LeBron. He was fumbling the ball so much on drives, what does that have to do with an elbow? Sure, credit the Celtics defense, but LeBron was clearly not going as hard as he usually goes when driving to the hole. He was simply leaving the ball out there for people to strip.
In the second half, Boston starts to pull away. Every time the Cavs had an important possession, LeBron would throw the ball away. One play in particular, he threw a cross-court pass to Anthony Parker coming off a screen, who was clearly coming out to the top of the court, but LeBron threw the pass to the corner. There was no way Parker would have gone to that corner. That was the most clear example of throwing the game of the night. That was not a turnover on accident. Watch the tape, I don't care what anyone says.

Ok, but it's getting obvious again that LeBron is fading, its time to show a little fight. What does he do? Come down two straight possessions and hit two straight 3's to pull his team back. That elbow sure did look bad on those perfect shots! Riiiight.

Now if you noticed, LeBron's body language after those shots was totally bizarre. What do you expect from LeBron after plays like that? Firing up his teammates? "LETS GO!" etc, excited, "We can do it!" right? No. Not at all. Actually LeBron looked extremely nervous, his hands were damn near shaking, like he was thinking, "That might have been too much, we are really close now."
Watch the tape. What do you do next time down the court? Turn it over. Because if you really want to win, you got to make the next play, or at least attempt to. But if you turn it over and Boston scores, the momentum and game quickly shifts back to Boston.

Mission Accomplished.

Also, did LeBron look like he was upset to any of you after the game? Not to me, not at all. He spoke the words he was supposed to speak, but there was no feeling behind them.

Also, interesting that before his press conference, he called for his "team" of advisers to meet with him in a closed-off locker room. I wonder why? Probably feeling some nerves after what he just did, and needed some advice on how to approach the media, what to say, etc.
The PLAN is to become a billionaire, and THE PLAN is to go to New York to do it.
Anyone questioning LeBron's ability to win playoff games after these performances is a damn fool. If he wanted to, he could have single- handily dismantled the Celtics in both these games.

But he has a different agenda, he wants to win, but he wants to do it on the big stage. He knew winning a title in Cleveland this year would not allow him to leave, that is why he wanted to win one so badly last year. He could still have won a chip for his city and justified leaving after losing this year. Remember how mad he was after the game last year? He didn't even shake the Orlando players' hands. That's the type of competitor LeBron is, think about it folks, It's so obvious it's not even funny.

Welcome to New York, LeBron James.

Agreed... The stupid fuk made me some good money... I sensed it in game 5 and pounded the C's for Game 6 - largest bet of my life. For that I thank you LePrick, but I hope you fall flat on your face in South Beach. Be careful with STD's down there my friend. I'm certain they will follow a dumb ass like you.

**Mac4Lyfe** · 07-10-10, 12:02 PM

Anybody faking an injury and tanking games will one day get their just desserts...

**Shafted69** · 07-10-10, 12:11 PM

I love it when they tank games and I'm on the right side. They should fix games more often.

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**36mafia** · 07-10-10, 12:28 PM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

This guy had it right way back then just the wrong team...

Did LeBron James Throw the Last Two Games Against the Celtics?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/392258-did-lebron-james-throw-the-last-two-games-against-the-celtics

I don't get why this isn't being talked about more, to me it was so obvious. LeBron James and his "team" of advisers had a plan, and they executed it. The plan was to form a justifiable escape route out of Cleveland...

Did LeBron James Throw the Last Two Games Against the Celtics?

By Jose Cruz
(Contributor) on May 14, 2010

1,044 reads
2 comments
1 like

Elsa/Getty Images

I don't get why this isn't being talked about more, to me it was so obvious.
LeBron James and his "team" of advisers had a plan, and they executed it. The plan was to form a justifiable escape route out of Cleveland. A way to get out of Cleveland without everyone killing him for "not caring about winning." A way for him to say, "My team just wasn't good enough in Cleveland, I have to go where I'd feel I have a better chance of winning."
They pulled it off.

THE PLAN:
Force your team to win the game (which they can't) but do just enough to make it look like it's not too obvious you're throwing the game, but when momentum is on the line, throw it.

Executed PERFECTLY. Watch the tape.

Game 5
LeBron comes out dishing, not attacking at all. But they were at home so his teammates were actually getting it going. His only option was to get off the ball, totally uninvolved, so that his team would not be able to surge off him and make the game too close.

What does he do? Watch LeBron in Game 5, he spent more time standing in the corner away from the action than I've ever seen him spend in any game.
Many NBA experts have already said the same thing, not only was he standing around off the ball more than ever (what does an elbow injury have to do with that?) but when he did get the ball, he would swing it to a sometimes completely surprised teammate who was in no better position to create a shot than LeBron was when it left his hands. This play is not due to an injury, this is more than that.
With an injury, you're taking the shots, but they just aren't falling. By the way, did you notice in Game 5 when he did take shots they were Vince Carter-esque: Fading back for no reason (which he never does) and missing by a foot?

THE PLAN: Ok, everyone is suspecting you. What do you do? Make sure you stuff the stats so that it's not too obvious, but when it counts, make sure Boston gets the momentum play.

EXECUTED PERFECTLY

Game 6
LeBron comes out with a few dunks to quickly quell the notion that something is "up." Ok, he's going to try to play it cool tonight. LeBron starts driving to the basket in the first half to show that he's being aggressive. But what happens on 50% of the drives? He gets tied up, stripped, etc.
This almost never happens to LeBron. He was fumbling the ball so much on drives, what does that have to do with an elbow? Sure, credit the Celtics defense, but LeBron was clearly not going as hard as he usually goes when driving to the hole. He was simply leaving the ball out there for people to strip.
In the second half, Boston starts to pull away. Every time the Cavs had an important possession, LeBron would throw the ball away. One play in particular, he threw a cross-court pass to Anthony Parker coming off a screen, who was clearly coming out to the top of the court, but LeBron threw the pass to the corner. There was no way Parker would have gone to that corner. That was the most clear example of throwing the game of the night. That was not a turnover on accident. Watch the tape, I don't care what anyone says.

Ok, but it's getting obvious again that LeBron is fading, its time to show a little fight. What does he do? Come down two straight possessions and hit two straight 3's to pull his team back. That elbow sure did look bad on those perfect shots! Riiiight.

Now if you noticed, LeBron's body language after those shots was totally bizarre. What do you expect from LeBron after plays like that? Firing up his teammates? "LETS GO!" etc, excited, "We can do it!" right? No. Not at all. Actually LeBron looked extremely nervous, his hands were damn near shaking, like he was thinking, "That might have been too much, we are really close now."
Watch the tape. What do you do next time down the court? Turn it over. Because if you really want to win, you got to make the next play, or at least attempt to. But if you turn it over and Boston scores, the momentum and game quickly shifts back to Boston.

Mission Accomplished.

Also, did LeBron look like he was upset to any of you after the game? Not to me, not at all. He spoke the words he was supposed to speak, but there was no feeling behind them.

Also, interesting that before his press conference, he called for his "team" of advisers to meet with him in a closed-off locker room. I wonder why? Probably feeling some nerves after what he just did, and needed some advice on how to approach the media, what to say, etc.
The PLAN is to become a billionaire, and THE PLAN is to go to New York to do it.
Anyone questioning LeBron's ability to win playoff games after these performances is a damn fool. If he wanted to, he could have single- handily dismantled the Celtics in both these games.

But he has a different agenda, he wants to win, but he wants to do it on the big stage. He knew winning a title in Cleveland this year would not allow him to leave, that is why he wanted to win one so badly last year. He could still have won a chip for his city and justified leaving after losing this year. Remember how mad he was after the game last year? He didn't even shake the Orlando players' hands. That's the type of competitor LeBron is, think about it folks, It's so obvious it's not even funny.

Welcome to New York, LeBron James.

shit like this has been going on for years. if it isnt lebron to justifiably go to another team it is kobe to extend the series. **** the nba. **** any professional sport for the matter. makes me want to vomit

**doctor_on_call** · 07-11-10, 12:25 AM

great stuff. made a lot of money from it too.

**dollarbill** · 07-11-10, 12:55 AM

Down in Flordia working on his tan

**antifoil** · 07-11-10, 12:58 AM

my brother said he didn't tank games

**brandon m** · 07-11-10, 03:36 AM

Well if he did throw playoff games, or shave points, I hope he never wins the title.

**BarkingToad** · 07-11-10, 04:41 AM

I know I go to Mo William's little brother for ALL my basketball info.

**oiler** · 07-11-10, 05:11 AM

Originally posted by gshock1

Agreed... The stupid fuk made me some good money... I sensed it in game 5 and pounded the C's for Game 6 - largest bet of my life. For that I thank you LePrick, but I hope you fall flat on your face in South Beach. Be careful with STD's down there my friend. I'm certain they will follow a dumb ass like you.

yep totally agree hope he falls flat on his face cause hears a man who had the world by the balls and chopped the hand off who fed him,im not mad he laft cleveland cause dont give to shits cause im from chicago but he showed the ghetto in him the way he did this thing,if your going to leave a place that cathered to u hand and foot u should be a man and say i want to leave beacause i wan to win a championship and dont think i could do it here,but nope the media hungry guy who takes his talent and lack of class for granted and wipes his ass on his former owners face and says **** u im playing somewhere else and screw u.but considering where he grew up and has no class what would u expect

**Fishhead** · 07-11-10, 05:44 AM

Enough of the Lebron talk, it's soccer and baseball season...............

The NBA is nothihg more than a traveling carnival and some of you take the sport and it's clowns way to serious.

**jjgold** · 07-11-10, 06:29 AM

Well if he did it just shows how fukkin good he is

He played with college players and made them big time

Mo Williams was main reason Cleve did not win anything

**milwaukee mike** · 07-11-10, 09:17 AM

mo williams was a cancer in milwaukee, same thing in cleveland
his brother is the same kind of garbage if he is tweeting about lebron "dick riding" wade

suchafcknladi? what kind of girl would have that as their twitter name? it's amazing when a lot of young people don't have parents advising them, we get absolute garbage like this, if this is how they talk in public on twitter what are they saying privately

**thebestthereis** · 07-11-10, 09:19 AM

finna is my favorite word

**milwaukee mike** · 07-11-10, 09:20 AM

fishhead it might be a traveling carnival but so what?
it's almost always more entertaining than soccer AND baseball, i've been to at least 10 times as many baseball games that have bored me to death than nba games and i have season tickets to both

i do agree though about taking it too seriously, all sports are essentially grown men playing with balls for our amusement

**Mac4Lyfe** · 07-11-10, 09:23 AM

There from the hood in Mississippi... It's hard to say you wouldn't have done the same thing if it was you. I respect MoWill a whole lot more for being a professional and not saying anything. He knew Lebron tanked but kept quiet about it. I went back and looked at game 2, game 5 and game 6 and Lebron wasn't even trying to hide his deceit. I then looked at the game threads here where everyone, no matter what side you bet made comments that it looked like he was taking a dive. What a bitch. I lost money from his Black Sox ass.

**milwaukee mike** · 07-11-10, 09:27 AM

i still don't get why he would tank the games intentionally
he hates being mentioned as the guy with no rings

i think it would've made it easier on his legacy and the fans if he won one for them before leaving? that's what kareem did here in milwaukee

**3PtShooter** · 07-11-10, 09:50 AM

injured shoulder sure healed fast

**Mac4Lyfe** · 07-11-10, 09:53 AM

Originally posted by milwaukee mike

i still don't get why he would tank the games intentionally
he hates being mentioned as the guy with no rings

i think it would've made it easier on his legacy and the fans if he won one for them before leaving? that's what kareem did here in milwaukee

If he won a title this year, the year him, wade and bosh made their pact 3 years ago, how could he leave Cleveland? He couldn't... It would be hypocritical to say your committed to winning titles then leave a city where you just won a title. You just proved that you can win a title in Cleveland. He took the easy road out.

He tanked the games because he hated playing in Cleveland. He didn't ever want to be in Cleveland in the first place. He's always dreamed of playing in a big city in big lights. Cleveland wasn't his dream and whether he will ever admit it or not, he was conflicted and it came out in the playoffs. Go back and look at the tapes. It was very evident he tanked. Read this column... http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3...st-the-celtics

Lebron signed a longer contract with the Heat then he ever did in Cleveland, think about that. He went to the airport to recruit Fisher. He's never met with anyone to recruit to Cleveland ever, let alone meet them at the airport. The fact that he would never sign a long term contract in Cleveland made other FA not ever want to come to Cleveland.

He always separated Akron from Cleveland, even though he lived 30 minutes from the arena. He wouldn't even mention the word Cleveland, he would always say Akron. Him and his buddies always said they wanted to put Akron on the map. It was never about Cleveland. He was leaving Cleveland a long time ago. Did you forget how he hugged and dam near kissed Celtic players AND fans when we lost? He tore off his jersey before he could get in the tunnel good. He sold out.

**Mac4Lyfe** · 07-11-10, 10:00 AM

Originally posted by 3PtShooter

injured ELBOW sure healed fast

Exactly,that was the biggest lie of them all. Fake an injury so you can tank games premeditated. All MRI's negative, no surgeries in the off season, not even a bandage. He plays like shit in 5 of 6 games but one game after he was severely criticized he played like the old Lebron and not once grab his elbow. If he was injured then why didn't he ever tell his coach or staff? Why didn't he ever get at least a cortisone shot?

I still can't believe what I saw. I thought the Cav's should have sign and traded his ass right then...

**Grits n' Gravy** · 07-11-10, 02:46 PM

He didn't tank shit. Mo Williams and his family need to shut the hell up. The next playoff game Mo produces like he is paid to do, will be his first. With him staying in Cleveland, we may never get to see that happen as the team is hot doo-doo now. I don't recall seeing James ever promising to stay with Cavs. He tried to win there, but didn't. He carried them for worst team in league to contender. Be happy Cavs fans that you had that because they are going to be cellar dwellers for a long time. The owner showed himself to be a whiny bitch and there is no way in hell I'd choose to remain in a shitbird city like Cleveland when Miami was calling. Hot girls or fat Ohio cows? Warm weather or cold winters? Easy choice.

**hoopster42** · 07-11-10, 02:51 PM

mo williams little brother is a jealous nobody, the end

**Mr Windy City** · 07-11-10, 04:29 PM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

If he won a title this year, the year him, wade and bosh made their pact 3 years ago, how could he leave Cleveland? He couldn't... It would be hypocritical to say your committed to winning titles then leave a city where you just won a title. You just proved that you can win a title in Cleveland. He took the easy road out.

He tanked the games because he hated playing in Cleveland. He didn't ever want to be in Cleveland in the first place. He's always dreamed of playing in a big city in big lights. Cleveland wasn't his dream and whether he will ever admit it or not, he was conflicted and it came out in the playoffs. Go back and look at the tapes. It was very evident he tanked. Read this column... http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3...st-the-celtics

Lebron signed a longer contract with the Heat then he ever did in Cleveland, think about that. He went to the airport to recruit Fisher. He's never met with anyone to recruit to Cleveland ever, let alone meet them at the airport. The fact that he would never sign a long term contract in Cleveland made other FA not ever want to come to Cleveland.

He always separated Akron from Cleveland, even though he lived 30 minutes from the arena. He wouldn't even mention the word Cleveland, he would always say Akron. Him and his buddies always said they wanted to put Akron on the map. It was never about Cleveland. He was leaving Cleveland a long time ago. Did you forget how he hugged and dam near kissed Celtic players AND fans when we lost? He tore off his jersey before he could get in the tunnel good. He sold out.

I wouldn't really call Miami a big city with big lights. Sure, celebrities live and party there but Miami isn't a big city imo. New York, Chicago, and LA blow that city outta the water when it comes to the Big Stage. Still Not sure why he chose Miami.

**Mac4Lyfe** · 07-11-10, 04:36 PM

I agree Windy but for a young guy like him, he would think it's big. I've lived in Miami and Cleveland and there's much more to do in Cleveland. Ironically, Miami is probably more of a shithole if you've spent time there. Yet, Lebron actually didn't spend much time in Cleveland. He's an Akron boy.

Chicago was the best place for him to win right away but he didn't want the pressure of being the main guy.

**Mac4Lyfe** · 07-11-10, 04:39 PM

Bottom line, Lebron planned this several years ago. It also includes getting CP3 next year. I think the owners will do something about it in the collective bargaining. But hopefully this collusion will fail miserably.

**dice** · 07-11-10, 04:52 PM

Just like Koby throwing the last game against Portland this season. Koby had a smile on his face when he knew the Lakers were going to cover unless the refs kept calling fouls in the final 15 seconds of the game. The last foul with a couple of seconds left in the game (from what I remember) was for three more free throws for Portland. The NBA is rigged.

**jsmithj88** · 07-11-10, 04:55 PM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

Bottom line, Lebron planned this several years ago. It also includes getting CP3 next year. I think the owners will do something about it in the collective bargaining. But hopefully this collusion will fail miserably.

cp3? they are gonna be capped out