Footwedge;1675079 wrote:Cavs have now won 4 in a row. Once they figure out how to play defense, they will be unstoppable. Also, before the last 2 games, their studs were all shooting wayyy below their career numbers. Nice to see the law of averages playing out.

Midstate01;1675034 wrote:Meh... they need a big. Already seeing two signings they got, miller and Jones, playing little or none

Classyposter58;1671066 wrote:Lebron equals Pujols after the trade to the Angels. He just seems to have gotten caught up in all the hoopla and doesn't seem to have that constant elite presence anymore. He just does not look good at all and may not be elite anymore

Classyposter58;1671085 wrote:Seriously he looks terrible so far. I've never watched him and thought man he looks bad, yet early on he's played pretty poorly. Like last night was the type of game you expect him to take over the game as he has hundreds of times before, and he was unable to score a point in the second half? He just hasn't been explosive this year which really raises eyebrows. Bottom line is he's got 11 years under his belt and may be on the downside of his career, which isn't bad considering Pujols this season had 23 and 105 for the Angels this year

Classyposter58;1671090 wrote:So you think he looks good? That effort last night was horrible. 17 points and 8 Turnovers deserves a pass as well? He just hasn't even looked remotely like the guy who played in Miami last season so far

Classyposter58;1671097 wrote:Yup I did. Have you watched him this season? He looks disengaged and unexplosive through 3 games and this isn't with Wade and Bosh, but two guys in Love and Irving who should really compliment each other well.

You made my Pujols comparison smart with your comment however. He fucking owned in the playoffs with 5 HR's and 15 RBI's in the NLCS and WS combined with over a .500 OBP and had 37 HR and 99 RBI in the regular season while hitting .300

Classyposter58;1671104 wrote:Lets hope he does and I expect him to. It's just I've never seen him look like this and that is troubling to me so far, it's reminding me of how the Lakers looked after they got Howard and everyone thought they would win titles. They wound up sucking balls, and last night losing to Portland who shot the ball poorly by 19 sucked real bad

Dr. KnOiTaLL;1675124 wrote:You're a moron if you think they signed either of those guys to play big minutes. Signing those guys was more about adding veteran leadership and creating a winning culture in the locker room. Plus, they are high IQ guys that are quality practice bodies and were signed to minimum deals. Not every signing needs to be a haul.

Benny The Jet;1675265 wrote:If they're looking to get brewer, I'd have to assume they'd be looking to move someone in an already crowded backcourt. Harris is picking up more and more minutes, and Delavadova will be coming back soon.

Classyposter58;1675304 wrote:Yeah Lebron seems to have finally found his stride again. Still makes you wonder what he was doing at the beginning of the year

Classyposter58;1675304 wrote:Yeah Lebron seems to have finally found his stride again. Still makes you wonder what he was doing at the beginning of the year

Classyposter58;1675304 wrote:Yeah Lebron seems to have finally found his stride again. Still makes you wonder what he was doing at the beginning of the year

BR1986FB;1675308 wrote:Maybe had something to do with the back issue we've been hearing about? No excuses but I think even he's still trying to get comfortable in his new body with all of the weight he lost.

Classyposter58;1675304 wrote:Yeah Lebron seems to have finally found his stride again. Still makes you wonder what he was doing at the beginning of the year

Fly4Fun;1675389 wrote:unless you are a dumbass like classy.