James Crying .... "We Need More Players"

play4win · 01-25-17, 08:16 PM

Originally posted by IBetYou

wtf is that?

this when he's with wade. they tend to fancy each other like that!

play4win · 01-25-17, 09:55 PM

lechoke strikes again

sactown sacked lebum

jjgold · 01-26-17, 09:04 AM

guy one of most disliked superstars ever

Something about him

funnyb25 · 01-26-17, 10:12 AM

Did he get more players yet? How is korver doing?

Philmill · 01-26-17, 10:19 AM

James will never win another championship..

He thinks his running things around himself and his a super power.....

he will wake up from his wet dream one day..........

jjgold · 01-26-17, 10:21 AM

Phil I think your right

Guy the definition of a jerkoff

DOM-Ganador · 01-26-17, 10:25 AM

Highest payroll in league.
Highest luxury tax in league.
He has HC fired.

Any $1 added to payroll, add $3.50 to owners nut, already $27,000,000 in tax. Think Gilbert has stepped up.

LBJ has figured out this team isn`t winning a title this year, so he is reverting back to his entitled self and building up his excuse bank.

SteelRain · 01-26-17, 11:02 AM

Originally posted by The Giant

In the history of the NBA, which player has won without help?

Olajuwon

jjgold · 01-26-17, 11:08 AM

Jordan too

Dominated

DOM-Ganador · 01-26-17, 11:08 AM

Originally posted by SteelRain

Olajuwon

Somewhat forgotten and under-rated. But Clyde was pretty good.

Goat Milk · 01-26-17, 11:21 AM

Originally posted by SteelRain

Olajuwon

Maxwell, Thorp, Sam Cassell, Kenny Smith, Robert Horry, Mario Ellie?

Then he got Clyde the next year, who is a top 25 player in NBA history and the 4th best SG ever after Jordan, Bryant, then Wade. Some ppl say he's a SF but really was a SG.

That first year -- those players aren't unreal or anything. Just very solid. Not a super team by any stretch but teams weren't constructed back then the way they are today. In that sense, Hakeem was the closest thing to winning a ring "by himself" as anyone of the last 3 decades.

People used to argue about the Warriors beating the Bulls teams. It used to be the argument. Now? That series would be prolly 4-1. It's obviously not fair after adding one of of the top 15 players in NBA history in Kevin Durant... Teams today simply aren't fair. I wonder how the league can fix this going forward.

IBetYou · 01-26-17, 12:08 PM

pfft Thorpe their 2nd best player and you're telling me that's a solid supporting cast. Horry went on to great things but this was just his 2nd year. Cassell was a rookie. Smith & Ellie were just shooters. Maxwell a nutjob. 1-man show.

jvegas216 · 01-26-17, 04:51 PM

Cavs will be fine and will pull out the upset on Golden State Again. They are frustrated, but i watch most of their games and the only area they need to improve is defensive rebounding. Cavs in 7 games again this year.

rm18 · 01-26-17, 05:38 PM

Rockets were a 15 win team without Olajuwon, every other player on the roster below average, Cassell a big name but he was nothing as a rookie.

jjgold · 01-26-17, 06:36 PM

Bottom line is James is a bitch on and off the court

A cheap mother fukker too

chico2663 · 01-27-17, 12:08 AM

Originally posted by The Giant

Jordan didn't win a thing until Scottie and Phil showed up.

Scottie never did shit without michael. Scottie came to htn and suck . His biggest highlight was getting a D.U.I. with his philippino hoe. Then he went to portland and did nothing.

rm18 · 01-27-17, 12:49 AM

Pippen nearly won MVP and a title in '94, he was past him prime later.

IBetYou · 01-27-17, 08:23 AM

Bulls were better with Pip & no Jordan than they were with Jordan & no Pip. Pippen missed half the season with an injury one year and they looked awful. He was their pg, their best defender, best rebounder, best passer...

packerd_00 · 01-27-17, 11:43 AM

Originally posted by Goat Milk

Maxwell, Thorp, Sam Cassell, Kenny Smith, Robert Horry, Mario Ellie?

Then he got Clyde the next year, who is a top 25 player in NBA history and the 4th best SG ever after Jordan, Bryant, then Wade. Some ppl say he's a SF but really was a SG.

That first year -- those players aren't unreal or anything. Just very solid. Not a super team by any stretch but teams weren't constructed back then the way they are today. In that sense, Hakeem was the closest thing to winning a ring "by himself" as anyone of the last 3 decades.

People used to argue about the Warriors beating the Bulls teams. It used to be the argument. Now? That series would be prolly 4-1. It's obviously not fair after adding one of of the top 15 players in NBA history in Kevin Durant... Teams today simply aren't fair. I wonder how the league can fix this going forward.

How isn't it fair,dont be such a greedy bastard then and maybe they would have some cap room to make a move,where do you James homers think the money is coming from.