Grodoboldo wrote:
@VinceGoodwill: LeBron told Jimmy that the Heat were in trouble, at the end of the first. Jimmy said it in reply late in the fourth, for context
Never change, Jimmy.
He learned from the best while here. Joakim approves hahaha
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Grodoboldo wrote:
@VinceGoodwill: LeBron told Jimmy that the Heat were in trouble, at the end of the first. Jimmy said it in reply late in the fourth, for context
Never change, Jimmy.
MrFortune3 wrote:R3AL1TY wrote:MrFortune3 wrote:Whoa, he walked off the court before the game was officially over. That's not going to age well.
He has a habit of doing this. He did it when the Warriors won their last championship, last season against the Bucks, and when the Orlando Magic defeated his Cavs team almost a decade ago in the ECF. I think I even remember him doing it against the Hawks one time because he didn't like a call late in the game, yet his team won.
I know, but damn. Your team is up 2-1 in the finals.
dumbell78 wrote:Lebron acting like a bitch right now lol.
Southpaw wrote:dumbell78 wrote:Lebron acting like a bitch right now lol.
Watch Vogel send another report to the league about how the Lakers aren't getting calls
MrFortune3 wrote:Whoa, he walked off the court before the game was officially over. That's not going to age well.
ImSlower wrote:I can't imagine Antonio Davis will have another game as poor as that one, will he? Unless he has some nagging injury anyways. Then again, maybe Bam's neck injury sorts itself out enough that he can come back and be a force against AD and James inside.
I'm not taking anything away from my all-time favorite player Jimmy (I decided he really is, since MJ is more of a childhood favorite, but as an adult I've witnessed Jimmy's entire pro career). Man o Man is game four going to be intense. LeBrons got his feelins hurt now that the entire league is tweeting about Butler's Herculean game. Jimmy ain't scared, are you, LeBron?
Dan Z wrote:ImSlower wrote:I can't imagine Antonio Davis will have another game as poor as that one, will he? Unless he has some nagging injury anyways. Then again, maybe Bam's neck injury sorts itself out enough that he can come back and be a force against AD and James inside.
I'm not taking anything away from my all-time favorite player Jimmy (I decided he really is, since MJ is more of a childhood favorite, but as an adult I've witnessed Jimmy's entire pro career). Man o Man is game four going to be intense. LeBrons got his feelins hurt now that the entire league is tweeting about Butler's Herculean game. Jimmy ain't scared, are you, LeBron?
R3AL1TY wrote:MrFortune3 wrote:R3AL1TY wrote:He has a habit of doing this. He did it when the Warriors won their last championship, last season against the Bucks, and when the Orlando Magic defeated his Cavs team almost a decade ago in the ECF. I think I even remember him doing it against the Hawks one time because he didn't like a call late in the game, yet his team won.
I know, but damn. Your team is up 2-1 in the finals.
Exactly. He's such a petty sore loser that it's even showing when his team is up in a series now.
MrFortune3 wrote:R3AL1TY wrote:MrFortune3 wrote:
I know, but damn. Your team is up 2-1 in the finals.
Exactly. He's such a petty sore loser that it's even showing when his team is up in a series now.
If the Heat come back and win this series...IT moment.
R3AL1TY wrote:If that happens, the Clippers' choke job may end up being forgettable and LeBron may become a wino due to everyone can't stop talking about it.
Michael Jackson wrote:I see no realistic way the heat can win this series. It was a great game where they took full advantage of the Lakers overlooking them. I’d like to see them take another game but that is about all I can see. All dreaming aside Lebron and AD are too much to handle in a whole series if they are playing well. Yet I think the heat are the team that scares everyone on any game because scrap teams with high motors are always dangerous.
MrFortune3 wrote:Dan Z wrote:ImSlower wrote:I can't imagine Antonio Davis will have another game as poor as that one, will he? Unless he has some nagging injury anyways. Then again, maybe Bam's neck injury sorts itself out enough that he can come back and be a force against AD and James inside.
I'm not taking anything away from my all-time favorite player Jimmy (I decided he really is, since MJ is more of a childhood favorite, but as an adult I've witnessed Jimmy's entire pro career). Man o Man is game four going to be intense. LeBrons got his feelins hurt now that the entire league is tweeting about Butler's Herculean game. Jimmy ain't scared, are you, LeBron?
othawhitemeat wrote:dumbell78 wrote:Lebron acting like a bitch right now lol.
What else is new?
Everytime someone does not back down, he shivers. It is why he always tries to go to a more talented roster and also why he is not in my top 5 of all time. He is too sawft when it gets tough.
Ice Man wrote:R3AL1TY wrote:If that happens, the Clippers' choke job may end up being forgettable and LeBron may become a wino due to everyone can't stop talking about it.
If that happens, which of course is highly unlikely, it would be regarded as LeBron's signature failure -- even worse than in 2011 -- and Jimmy Butler would become a legend. He would be thought of like AI in 2001, or Hakeem 95, or Moses Malone '83. The pro version of Danny Manning.
But first things first, I'm just happy that the Heat won a game and that this series isn't a sweep. The Heat can play some. I wasn't liking how I was reading about how they were such a weak team coming from a bad conference. Even with their injuries, they have now beaten the Lakers as many times in the playoffs as did any Western Conference team.