LesGrossman wrote:Clyde Frazier wrote:LesGrossman wrote:Harden draws real contact wether you like the way he does it or not. LeBron in contrast is blatantly flopping on no contact or ridiculously exaggerating the slightest of touches. Stop right there you "not even close to a leBron fan" boy.
LOL
You're flat out blind if you actually believe what you just wrote.
Which part of my statement is not accurate in your opinion? Unfortunately you failed to address any point made, "LOL" does not count as argument in my book. Do i really need to link you to some of Brons best phantom calls and flops?
SMH, people should invest a bit of time in studying the actual RULES of the game. Harden is not pleasant to watch but all he does is exploit the weaknesses in the rule set. Its like KD's infamous swing through, or DWade lunging side ways into people to draw contact. Its not their fault they use it to their advantage; thats their job as professional players. Its not the refs' job to ignore violations either. The league has to make an effort to improve the rules. This season, they actually made them even worse.
A grown ass man who constantly talks about greatness and how he is an icon and whatnot crying like a little baby and flopping all over, while he himself routinely runs over people without ever being called for HALF the fouls he commits is an embarrassment to the game on the other hand. I'm not exactly a Kobe fanboy but that is weak stuff he never needed.
I never said the tactics harden uses aren't a skill. However, it's a skill the league needs to advise refs to abolish. His tactics are 3 fold: create contact by lowering his shoulder, snap his head back and flail his arms. He also has long strides and knows the angles to hit to be most effective when doing this. When you aren't actually trying to score and just foul baiting, that's embarrassing.
The league *can* do something about this. They already did after the season (i believe 2 years ago) where harden and many others were foul baiting from behind the 3PT line at an insane rate. It doesn't happen nearly as much anymore.
I also never said lebron doesn't flop. His flops just don't come nearly as often on his drives. He actually tries to finish at the rim considering he's one of the best of all time in that regard.




