He should join the Nets next year when they get sent home this year too
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06-04-21 08:35 AM #1
Prime Dame Lillard lost in the first rd
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06-04-21 08:37 AM #2
Can't blame him for being loyal
We don't see that much these days
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06-04-21 08:42 AM #3
Especially when the teams are not loyal.
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06-04-21 08:48 AM #4
Originally Posted by Sledge187
Very true
I think he's been hoping the winning will happen with Portland and he'll be known as the one star who didn't have to resort to a superteam.
Seems he doesn't want to be lumped into that category.
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06-04-21 10:12 AM #5
Great player but losing does not bother him
His only weakness
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06-04-21 10:45 AM #6
He can hit super long 3’s is the only thing he is great at. Not a great passer, not great in the paint, not great ad midrange, not great on defense. Is undersized as well and has some bitch nails. Originally Posted by jjgold
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06-04-21 10:46 AM #7
How about Lebron. Originally Posted by wikkidinsane
He needs to go to a team where he's the #2 guy.
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06-04-21 02:50 PM #8
Lebron is way past his prime. Originally Posted by stevenash
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06-04-21 03:02 PM #9
they should've traded McCollum ages ago, now his trade value is barely above average at best
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06-04-21 03:49 PM #10
He’s not going anywhere. He went to L.A. so he can retire there and move to the second portion of his career which he has already started. Haven’t you seen some of the new movies with his “BRON” at the bottom of the ad? He is out there for business. He will retire before he accepts a trade. Originally Posted by stevenash
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06-04-21 04:37 PM #11
He's already 30. He needs to find a superteam quick.
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06-04-21 04:40 PM #12
Then tough to match the cash in return, he really screwed himself signing that extension Originally Posted by bigtymer56
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06-04-21 04:47 PM #13
Lebron doesn't care about NBA basketball anymore. Originally Posted by wikkidinsane
His legacy is sealed.
He's just hanging around another three years to play with his kid for a season.
He's in LA for one reason.
Hollywood.
He's producing movies now too.
You hear him at the presser after last night's game.
He didn't look shaken or heartbroken.
What he say?
I'm going to rest my ankle for a month than concentrate on "Space Jam" in July (or something to that effect) Talking about the "Goons" and all.
Regarding Portland.
That is one cursed franchise.
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06-04-21 04:51 PM #14
Hopefully Lebron's movies are better than the movies Shaq made in LA. Originally Posted by stevenash
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06-04-21 04:52 PM #15
he wont leave blazers . great series from him . also showed respect after loss . great player and role model for youngsters
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06-04-21 04:56 PM #16
This. Originally Posted by MrSink
he wont leave blazers . great series from him . also showed respect after loss . great player and role model for youngsters
Dame is a Portland lifer.
He's a once in a generation talent.
When the Yankees started sucking in the 60's did they move Mantle?
No.
Certain players are untouchables.
Like LT and the NY Giants.
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