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Posted: **Sun Apr 20, 2008 7:33 pm**

Arenas isn't a secret agent for the CIA nor is it likely he'll be writing a novel this off season entitled, The James Rules.

Just play the game and let your play speak for you. Why do certain players believe they can get into one another's heads? These two teams don't have much of a rivalry unless the Wizards win the series this season to begin one.

Do we really want to see more (or hear more) of Gilbert Arenas? I don't... James talks... But, not like Arenas has been since he'd signed with Washington. Now I'm leaning more to preferring a Boston and Cleveland match up in the second round. Because James did proclaim not too long ago that Boston must go through his team, the Cavaliers.

http://redsarmy.wordpress.com/2008/02/1 ... ing-james/

Arenas trash-talking backfires

The way Gilbert Arenas and DeShawn Stevenson see it, they didn't have anything to prove Saturday. What indignant Cleveland fans don't realize, according to the Washington guards, is that they were just doing their jobs - continuing a conversation that began years ago, and trying whatever they can think of to take LeBron James out of his game. And Arenas had one other reminder for unforgiving Cavaliers fans, too. "Trash talking started three years ago," he said. "It didn't just start this series." So when Stevenson called James "overrated" near the end of the season, he was repeating the kinds of words that have been said between the Wizards and Cavaliers since their first first-round playoff series in 2006. He was also enacting phase one of his plan to disrupt James' rhythm. Cleveland Plain Dealer

Posted: **Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:57 pm**

Well James did actually get into Arenas' head during the playoffs a couple of years ago when he said, "You miss this and you're going home" to Arenas while Arenas was at the line. Arenas missed and the Cavs won.

Posted: **Mon Apr 21, 2008 3:31 pm**

LBJ is nasty. You cant count that team out as long as he is healthy. I mean he just takes over.

Posted: **Mon Apr 21, 2008 7:59 pm**

I say James is like a Ninja or some ****. I would love to see LBJ in a celtics uni.

Posted: **Mon Apr 21, 2008 10:50 pm**

it will be crazy when lebron actually gets some teamates, his team will be very hard to beat year in and year out

whether its cleveland or somewhere else

Posted: **Mon Apr 21, 2008 11:05 pm**

LeBron will be better when he stops being so egotistical, alienating his teammates and whatnot. It worked for Jordan, but that was before a lot of relevant rule changes between now and then, mainly zone defense being allowed starting 2001-2002, where a single player was allowed to piss off his teammates all the time and still REALLY take over. You think any of those Cavaliers really want to play hard for LBJ besides maybe Daniel Gibson and Z? Once LeBron gets a more KG-like attitude and changes his ego around to include motivating teammates, then he'll be okay. I've read too many quotes where he just didn't seem to pay too much respect to his team.

Posted: **Tue Apr 22, 2008 3:23 am**

Datruth345 wrote:whether its cleveland or somewhere else

Or somewhere else...

http://realtalkny.rawkus.com/2007/03/to ... er-debate/

Posted: **Tue Apr 22, 2008 2:21 pm**

bruno sundov wrote:I say James is like a Ninja or some ****. I would love to see LBJ in a celtics uni.

realultimatepower.net

(welcomes everyone to 3 years ago)

Posted: **Tue Apr 22, 2008 7:47 pm**

I like that site. Are you one of the guys wearing th ninja suite on the main page? LBJ is the single greatest player in the L. He has everyone beat. This stuff about him not trusting his teammates is garbage. I mean if anything, the guys passes too much.

he is a feak of nature. 6'9" 260lbs of muscle and a dribble like magic, with the athleticism and shot of MJ. I mean he could go down as the greatest ever. He doesn't alienate his teammates. He is great. There is no other word for him.

Do you think I like his game at all.

Posted: **Tue Apr 22, 2008 8:13 pm**

dclock wrote:LeBron will be better when he stops being so egotistical, alienating his teammates and whatnot. It worked for Jordan, but that was before a lot of relevant rule changes between now and then, mainly zone defense being allowed starting 2001-2002, where a single player was allowed to piss off his teammates all the time and still REALLY take over. You think any of those Cavaliers really want to play hard for LBJ besides maybe Daniel Gibson and Z? Once LeBron gets a more KG-like attitude and changes his ego around to include motivating teammates, then he'll be okay. I've read too many quotes where he just didn't seem to pay too much respect to his team.

Dare to find those quotes?

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