He was supposed to dish it back to LeBron. Oops.cardsfansince82 wrote:I'll be damned if I'm gonna give Varejao the ball with the game on the line.
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More of a comment about how pathetic the Eastern Conference is than anything. That's the best they have to offer? I don't care how good Lebron is, you aren't beating a good team with that lineup.Transmogrified Tiger wrote:That's quite an exaggeration. There's no one of Parker or Ginobili's caliber to be a sidekick, but Gooden, Ilgauskas, Varejao, Hughes, Gibson, and Pavlovic can all play(to varying degrees with different skills).cardsfansince82 wrote:Half those guys don't even belong on an NBA roster, let alone getting significant minutes in an NBA Finals game. Can you imagine how many assists Lebron could average per game if he just had one guy that could consistently knock down open jump shots?cabby7588 wrote:Other than Lebron, the Lebrons really really really suck.
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Re: 2007 NBA Finals
Not the most eventful series, but I'm glad the Spurs won. I saw a game in San Antonio in 1999, and I've been a fan ever since.
As for the Lebron talk, here's an honest question: how did Michael Jordan do in his first finals appearance? I know his team got swept, but I haven't looked into his personal stats. I think it's way out of line to say that the Lebron hype is somehow wrong because he didn't light the world on fire in his first finals series. His surrounding cast was so-so at best. I think we'll see him back there before too long.
As for the Lebron talk, here's an honest question: how did Michael Jordan do in his first finals appearance? I know his team got swept, but I haven't looked into his personal stats. I think it's way out of line to say that the Lebron hype is somehow wrong because he didn't light the world on fire in his first finals series. His surrounding cast was so-so at best. I think we'll see him back there before too long.
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Re: 2007 NBA Finals
Um....the Bulls won in Jordan's first finals, beating the Lakers 4-1. I think you're right that people are out of line to insult Lebron based on this year's finals, but find a better example.ThatGuy wrote:Not the most eventful series, but I'm glad the Spurs won. I saw a game in San Antonio in 1999, and I've been a fan ever since.
As for the Lebron talk, here's an honest question: how did Michael Jordan do in his first finals appearance? I know his team got swept, but I haven't looked into his personal stats. I think it's way out of line to say that the Lebron hype is somehow wrong because he didn't light the world on fire in his first finals series. His surrounding cast was so-so at best. I think we'll see him back there before too long.
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Jordan's surrounding cast wasn't so hot, either......... but he truly did make everyone around him better.ThatGuy wrote:Not the most eventful series, but I'm glad the Spurs won. I saw a game in San Antonio in 1999, and I've been a fan ever since.
As for the Lebron talk, here's an honest question: how did Michael Jordan do in his first finals appearance? I know his team got swept, but I haven't looked into his personal stats. I think it's way out of line to say that the Lebron hype is somehow wrong because he didn't light the world on fire in his first finals series. His surrounding cast was so-so at best. I think we'll see him back there before too long.
Lebron is good...... I won't deny that. I'd have a little more respect for him if he wouldn't be so reluctant to dismiss the Jordan comparisons. When someone asks him how he stacks up against the Jordan's, Magic's, and Bird's of the world, Lebron needs to laugh at them, pay due respect to the all-time greats, and show a little humilty. As it is, he responds to those questions by pondering for several seconds, and then implying that he's almost there. He's not.




