Strapping Young Lad wrote: Maybe when I'm not called dildo and "gay off'' (my personal favorite) I won't swear. Maybe you can go lecture the rest of the rule-breakers in this thread, Mom.

Strapping Young Lad wrote: Maybe when I'm not called dildo and "gay off'' (my personal favorite) I won't swear. Maybe you can go lecture the rest of the rule-breakers in this thread, Mom.

sleeper wrote:

Strapping Young Lad wrote: Maybe when I'm not called dildo and "gay off'' (my personal favorite) I won't swear. Maybe you can go lecture the rest of the rule-breakers in this thread, Mom.

You know nothing about basketball. When's the last time Kobe has had 33 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists? Kobe's great games look something like that, and when Lebron does it he "sucks ass" LOL

Strapping Young Lad wrote: High Roller, You're right. I was out of line when I called you a bitchass. I was pissed at MidState and just posted some crap that I shouldn't have. I apologize to you.

That said, I'm not buying the "Great Game " stuff you guys are trying to pound into my head. I just heard a stat earlier Lebron hit something like 3 of 11 jumpers and was 1 of 6 from three. That's not great I don't care how you cut it.

In the fourth the Magic knew all they had to do was focus their defense on him when he tried to drive to the basket, because they didn't have to respect his jumper or his three. That's what they did and that's why he only had 3 points in the fourth.

If he had actually had a great game and been balanced offensively that would've opened up more options for him in the fourth (i know his teamates didn't do much either to help in the final quarter).

Lebron put up pretty stats in the scoring column, via his one dimensional game but it was this poor game shooting jumpers and threes that allowed those stats but killed him in the end. I know I'm just a dumbass who doesn't know shit about basketball and has no frame of reference, but i know what I saw watching the game today......

If Lebron could have hit shots early, he'd have scored late, Cavs would've won and thats the bottome line......

HighRoller74 wrote:

Face facts the only thing you have to go by in sports is stats, unless you go by how good of a teammate you are, or number of arrests.

sleeper wrote:

Strapping Young Lad wrote: High Roller, You're right. I was out of line when I called you a bitchass. I was pissed at MidState and just posted some crap that I shouldn't have. I apologize to you.

That said, I'm not buying the "Great Game " stuff you guys are trying to pound into my head. I just heard a stat earlier Lebron hit something like 3 of 11 jumpers and was 1 of 6 from three. That's not great I don't care how you cut it.

In the fourth the Magic knew all they had to do was focus their defense on him when he tried to drive to the basket, because they didn't have to respect his jumper or his three. That's what they did and that's why he only had 3 points in the fourth.

If he had actually had a great game and been balanced offensively that would've opened up more options for him in the fourth (i know his teamates didn't do much either to help in the final quarter).

Lebron put up pretty stats in the scoring column, via his one dimensional game but it was this poor game shooting jumpers and threes that allowed those stats but killed him in the end. I know I'm just a dumbass who doesn't know shit about basketball and has no frame of reference, but i know what I saw watching the game today......

If Lebron could have hit shots early, he'd have scored late, Cavs would've won and thats the bottome line......

He has a better career shooting percentage than Kobe Bryant. Take your "horrible jump shooter" crap elsewhere, you dumb fuck.

Strapping Young Lad wrote: Who gives a fuck about Kobe bryant!!!! He has no bearing on this Cavs/Magic thread....

Lebron had a shitty game TODAY bitch. I don't give a fuck about his career. Check out the title, asshole. I believe that game was today and Kobe had nothing to do w/ it.

Anytime someone does anything but slob Lebron's pussy, ten assholes like you jump all over them like they assaulted someone's mother.

I can't wait til another Cavs choke job in the playoffs because of assholes like you I'll be right here, laughing my ass off.....

2quik4u wrote:

sleeper wrote:

Strapping Young Lad wrote: High Roller, You're right. I was out of line when I called you a bitchass. I was pissed at MidState and just posted some crap that I shouldn't have. I apologize to you.

That said, I'm not buying the "Great Game " stuff you guys are trying to pound into my head. I just heard a stat earlier Lebron hit something like 3 of 11 jumpers and was 1 of 6 from three. That's not great I don't care how you cut it.

In the fourth the Magic knew all they had to do was focus their defense on him when he tried to drive to the basket, because they didn't have to respect his jumper or his three. That's what they did and that's why he only had 3 points in the fourth.

If he had actually had a great game and been balanced offensively that would've opened up more options for him in the fourth (i know his teamates didn't do much either to help in the final quarter).

Lebron put up pretty stats in the scoring column, via his one dimensional game but it was this poor game shooting jumpers and threes that allowed those stats but killed him in the end. I know I'm just a dumbass who doesn't know shit about basketball and has no frame of reference, but i know what I saw watching the game today......

If Lebron could have hit shots early, he'd have scored late, Cavs would've won and thats the bottome line......

He has a better career shooting percentage than Kobe Bryant. Take your "horrible jump shooter" crap elsewhere, you dumb fuck.

Kobe's jump shot % is better, congrats on Lebron having a better layup %

Cleveland Buck wrote: Strapping Young Lad is without a doubt a douchebag idiot, but no matter the numbers, LeBron has not played well the last 3 games. He hasn't sucked, but he hasn't been anywhere near his best. His jumper has been off, and rather than start attacking the rim, he just keeps settling for it or passing it off so Mo or AP can hoist a contested jumper. He's always going to have big numbers because he dominates the ball and is a great passer, but numbers don't tell the whole story. He's not getting his teammates very many easy shots over this losing streak. Part of that is the fact that no one on the Cavs wants to cut to the rim anymore, and part of that is LeBron isn't penetrating to create for others.

sleeper wrote:

2quik4u wrote:

sleeper wrote:

Strapping Young Lad wrote: High Roller, You're right. I was out of line when I called you a bitchass. I was pissed at MidState and just posted some crap that I shouldn't have. I apologize to you.

That said, I'm not buying the "Great Game " stuff you guys are trying to pound into my head. I just heard a stat earlier Lebron hit something like 3 of 11 jumpers and was 1 of 6 from three. That's not great I don't care how you cut it.

In the fourth the Magic knew all they had to do was focus their defense on him when he tried to drive to the basket, because they didn't have to respect his jumper or his three. That's what they did and that's why he only had 3 points in the fourth.

If he had actually had a great game and been balanced offensively that would've opened up more options for him in the fourth (i know his teamates didn't do much either to help in the final quarter).

Lebron put up pretty stats in the scoring column, via his one dimensional game but it was this poor game shooting jumpers and threes that allowed those stats but killed him in the end. I know I'm just a dumbass who doesn't know shit about basketball and has no frame of reference, but i know what I saw watching the game today......

If Lebron could have hit shots early, he'd have scored late, Cavs would've won and thats the bottome line......

He has a better career shooting percentage than Kobe Bryant. Take your "horrible jump shooter" crap elsewhere, you dumb fuck.

Kobe's jump shot % is better, congrats on Lebron having a better layup %

Ah yes, the Kobe spinners have come into play. "But but..." LOL

2quik4u wrote:

sleeper wrote:

2quik4u wrote:

sleeper wrote:

Strapping Young Lad wrote: High Roller, You're right. I was out of line when I called you a bitchass. I was pissed at MidState and just posted some crap that I shouldn't have. I apologize to you.

That said, I'm not buying the "Great Game " stuff you guys are trying to pound into my head. I just heard a stat earlier Lebron hit something like 3 of 11 jumpers and was 1 of 6 from three. That's not great I don't care how you cut it.

In the fourth the Magic knew all they had to do was focus their defense on him when he tried to drive to the basket, because they didn't have to respect his jumper or his three. That's what they did and that's why he only had 3 points in the fourth.

If he had actually had a great game and been balanced offensively that would've opened up more options for him in the fourth (i know his teamates didn't do much either to help in the final quarter).

Lebron put up pretty stats in the scoring column, via his one dimensional game but it was this poor game shooting jumpers and threes that allowed those stats but killed him in the end. I know I'm just a dumbass who doesn't know shit about basketball and has no frame of reference, but i know what I saw watching the game today......

If Lebron could have hit shots early, he'd have scored late, Cavs would've won and thats the bottome line......

He has a better career shooting percentage than Kobe Bryant. Take your "horrible jump shooter" crap elsewhere, you dumb fuck.

Kobe's jump shot % is better, congrats on Lebron having a better layup %

Ah yes, the Kobe spinners have come into play. "But but..." LOL

What did I spin????? Kobe = better jump shooter lebron= better layup maker

Jamison Proves Worth for Cavs in Loss

ORLANDO -- It's hard to find much good in a third consecutive loss -- the longest losing streak in almost two years -- but the Cleveland Cavaliers discovered quickly just how valuable Antawn Jamison is going to be at playoff time.

Jamison, obtained from Washington last week to give LeBron James a real sidekick, didn't start in Sunday's game. Yet he started the second half and had eight points, three rebounds and a blocked shot in the first 1:39 before the Orlando Magic wisely called time out.

The Cavs now have another game changer.

"I think he's going to help us,'' understated Cavs coach Mike Brown.

It was Jamison's second game with the Cavs, but the first in which he showed why the trade was made. In last week's loss to Charlotte, Jamison missed all 12 of his shots in the worst shooting night of his career.

"I was able laugh off that last game,'' he said Sunday. "But this one, at the start of the second half, I wasn't thinking too much, just playing. And it gave me confidence. I'm feeling a little more comfortable now.''

The Cavs got Jamison to help in their anticipated playoff matchup against Orlando, giving them someone to counter Rashard Lewis. He posted up Lewis at the start of the second half, hitting two short hook shots, a layup and a 20-foot jumper to erase the halftime deficit.

He finished with 19 points and eight rebounds before fouling out late in the game. Because of the schedule since the All-Star break, he still hasn't had his first practice with the team. It's been a learning-on-the-fly experience, but he loves what he sees coming.

"This is going to be great for me. It's been four years since I've had open jumpers like this, no double teams, able to go one-on- one,'' Jamison said. "It's almost scary what can happen playing alongside guys like this (LeBron James, Shaquille O'Neal). It's going to make the game so much easier.''

Jamison averaged 19.9 points in his first 11 seasons, but he never played for a team good enough to be a serious contender. To get him, the Cavs had to trade center Zydrunas Ilgauskas. They still expect Ilgauskas to return after Washington waives him this week, and he waits the required 30 days to re-sign. The only risk is someone else offering Ilgauskas a contract too good to refuse in the meantime.

Although he didn't start the first two games with Cleveland, he could join the starting lineup as early as Tuesday against the New Orleans Hornets.

"Everyone here keeps telling me, don't be passive. Be aggressive and we'll adapt to you,'' Jamison said. "They want me to shoot. That's what I do. I think it will come quickly.''

LTrain23 wrote: It's time to blow this team up though, seriously... I've said ti since our opening day defeat to Boston.. I knew back then that this team would suck this much. Why didn't we trade LeBron??

Ugh.

Footwedge wrote: Cavs record with Z.. .........43-11. Cavs record with Antawn Hughes..................... 0-3. Nuff said. Next subject. When's baseball season start?