ONE MORE KING, ONE MORE!

betterdayz02 · Post #2 » by **betterdayz02** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:16 am

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

GetMoney · Post #3 » by **GetMoney** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:22 am

i so desperately want a 50pt close out kill shot performance from him thursday
end these pointless mental capacity debates so we can finally appreciate him as one of the best athletes in sports history

arsenic · Post #4 » by **arsenic** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:33 am

GetMoney wrote:i so desperately want a 50pt close out kill shot performance from him thursday
end these pointless mental capacity debates so we can finally appreciate him as one of the best athletes in sports history

Lebron doesn't need a 50 pt game to end anything. His performances throughout this entire post season has put his "mental capacity" on display all along. Hoisting up the trophy is all that's left for him to do. 8-)

GetMoney · Post #5 » by **GetMoney** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:38 am

this true but it would be fun as hell

Pimpwerx · Post #6 » by **Pimpwerx** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 7:11 am

Any of you guys think Lebron's been waiting for this time to unleash his post game? He's been going into the post lately more than ever. He's been incredibly effective down there. Whether scoring, rebounding or passing. I feel like he was just fine-tuning it during the regular season, without giving coaches too much tape, and now he's going in raw on these fools. His high and low post games are beast. It's crazy. PEACE.

Post #7 » by **DefenseWins** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 7:29 am

You know, I remember after the Heat lost and everything, Pat Riley said how LeBron probably needed a "go-to" move.

Then the post game talks emerged, he talked to Hakeem.

Like right now, LeBron's jumper is off but he is still dropping 30 or whatever and got a large amount of assists, because he's in the post.

Then this dude is REBOUNDING LIKE A MANIAC.

If LeBron gets a consistent jumper, we winning for the next 4 years atleast LMAO.

arsenic · Post #8 » by **arsenic** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 7:35 am

Pimpwerx wrote:Any of you guys think Lebron's been waiting for this time to unleash his post game? He's been going into the post lately more than ever. He's been incredibly effective down there. Whether scoring, rebounding or passing. I feel like he was just fine-tuning it during the regular season, without giving coaches too much tape, and now he's going in raw on these fools. His high and low post games are beast. It's crazy. PEACE.

Yeah it's insane. We all knew he had worked on it over the summer, and saw a little bit of it at the beginning of the season, but never have we saw THIS until now in the Finals. Nothing fancy, but he's looking very skilled with his post game which is shocking because it's something he really started to put focus on in just a years time and already he's pretty damn dominant there. Dude was definitely holding back on it until now.

Post #9 » by **DefenseWins** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 7:44 am

It was wonderful tonight seeing them double team him, only for our role players to hit a 3.

But he does look dominant in there. Even getting his own misses and there's 4 Thunder players around him and they can't even get the rebound themselves lol.

imchillin · Post #10 » by **imchillin** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 8:11 am

The babyboy is growing up!

Maverick Junkie · Post #11 » by **Maverick Junkie** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 1:15 pm

One more win and we all might witness D Wade's head spontaneously combust with arrogance. I hate that Lebron's greatness is tied to the most arrogant man in sports. I saw Bennett Salvatore's 06 championship ring. It was nice

Heat fan06 · Post #12 » by **Heat fan06** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 1:21 pm

So close...Lebron has worked so much to this point now finish the job.

FlashKing · Post #13 » by **FlashKing** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:45 pm

Maverick Junkie wrote:One more win and we all might witness D Wade's head spontaneously combust with arrogance. I hate that Lebron's greatness is tied to the most arrogant man in sports. I saw Bennett Salvatore's 06 championship ring. It was nice

Yeah, like last years finals were fairly officiated. those 3 games in Dallas were an absolute disgrace. that being said, Miami blew opportunity after opportunity to win that series.. just like Dirk and Dallas did in '06. enjoy your fluke title because you won't see another anytime soon, if ever.

Beethoven · Post #14 » by **Beethoven** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:52 pm

Miami has to face this 5th game as if it is a game 7. Mentality to go all-in. It would be nice for once to see a blow out game by 30 points (anything less with okc is not safe) and just see a garbage time 2nd half with Lebron and Wade on the bench.

FlashKing · Post #15 » by **FlashKing** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 3:53 pm

briansaddleback wrote:Miami has to face this 5th game as if it is a game 7. Mentality to go all-in. It would be nice for once to see a blow out game by 30 points (anything less with okc is not safe) and just see a garbage time 2nd half with Lebron and Wade on the bench.

Man, i'll take a 1 point victory. let's just close it out tomorrow and party!

jaseda510 · Post #16 » by **jaseda510** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:06 pm

This is a golden opportunity, to be able to only win one more game on your home floor in order to win the championship. This is Game 7, make no mistake about it, and I hope and know these guys realize it as well. Absolutely NO SLOW STARTS, NO LAZY PASSES, AND NO HAPHAZARD BALL HANDLING OR BAD DEFENSIVE ROTATIONS! They have to bring it, and LEAVE EVERYTHING ON THE FLOOR for Game 5. They have to channel all their energy from the pain and disappointment they felt losing last year and unleash it for 48 minutes tomorrow night. Doubt is beginning to seep in for the opponent, you can see signs of defeat in their faces last night, DO NOT LET THEM THINK OTHERWISE. As Coach Riley did during a timeout in Game 6 of the 2006 Finals, he threw away the clipboard and screamed at his players like a boxing coach in between rounds of a title match. We've been outplaying them as a team for most of the series, we can beat them, and we will beat them, and we need to pound that belief into the opponent that they have no chance to win. Make an early statement to start Game 5 and let those feelings of doubt and defeat simmer ever longer for the opposing team. Gradually, grind and attack their resolve and hopefully we will beat them into submission and earn the hard fought victory.

Lord Hades · Post #17 » by **Lord Hades** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:24 pm

Basically, we need to grind with passion in Game 5.

Miami316 · Post #18 » by **Miami316** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:29 pm

Agreed...while my original prediction was Miami in 6 (ironically everything I mentioned in that "pre mature post" has been true especially from our bench) but now I think this gets done in 5 and everyone owes the "video coordinator" a huge apology!

Another thought

If LeBron wins tomorrow, how many rings does he need to have to be regarded as better than Jordan (people like Pippen and ESPN already feel he is) on a unanimous level...or is that not possible due to America hating on us? They just mad

Personally I think he's already surpassed Jordan and is absolutely the greatest athlete in NBA history

lebronjames6 · Post #19 » by **lebronjames6** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:55 pm

Blowout or close game tomorrow?

No way it's going back to OKC.

Heat fan06 · Post #20 » by **Heat fan06** » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:59 pm

Have a feeling we could have our first blowout of the series