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[LAD]

In the last 3 years, I think LeBron has a much better track record on avoiding dumb post-game comments than the Warriors.

Lol first off GS are all pretty classy when they're at the podium. And second, you're really comparing LBJ's comments to those of the Dubs'?

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

In the last 3 years, I think LeBron has a much better track record on avoiding dumb post-game comments than the Warriors.

Not that it's a dumb thing to say, but I heard a blurb from one of the Warriors in a teaser for The Finals. I've got no idea who said it, but he said that losing last years finals was the most difficult time in his life. I'm typically not one to get jealous, but I have to say, I paused for a second and considered what it would be like if the worst thing that ever happened to me was that I lost the NBA Finals. I was envious.

 

[gordontrue]

Lol first off GS are all pretty classy when they're at the podium. And second, you're really comparing LBJ's comments to those of the Dubs'?

Just my assessment of the last 3 years.

I have to think Klay regrets his "This is a man's league. I guess he got his feelings hurt." comment, but who knows.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

you're really comparing LBJ's comments to those of the Dubs'?

Just for accuracy's sake, he wasn't doing that. He was comparing LBJ's and the Warriors post-game comments over the last three years.

I don't know how they compare on balance, I just know that's what he was talking about.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

I have to think Klay regrets his "This is a man's league. I guess he got his feelings hurt." comment, but who knows.

El-Oh-fucking-El at the notion of calling a collection of flopping bitches "a man's league." That is some dumb shit right there.

 

[LAD]

I don't know how they compare on balance.

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Thanks for your input.

 

[LAD]

Just my assessment of the last 3 years.

I have to think Klay regrets his "This is a man's league. I guess he got his feelings hurt." comment, but who knows.

The same way LBJ regrets having his guests at his Halloween party step over a Steph rag doll??

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Thanks for your input.

My pleasure. If you need anything else clarified, don't hesitate to ask.

 

[gordontrue]

The same way LBJ regrets having his guests at his Halloween party step over a Steph rag doll??

Maybe, but what does that have to do with postgame comments?

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

The same way LBJ regrets having his guests at his Halloween party step over a Steph rag doll??

Perhaps, but the discussion was specifically about post-game comments, not what transpired at private events.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Maybe, but what does that have to do with postgame comments?

Fuckin' ninja'd!

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Teresa Palmer has moved out in front of my "woman I want to make sweet love to" List

 

[LAD]

Maybe, but what does that have to do with postgame comments?

So you don't see the relevancy? Never mind then....

 

[LAD]

Perhaps, but the discussion was specifically about post-game comments, not what transpired at private events.

LOL my mistake for thinking this was "strickly" post game related.

 

[LAD]

Maybe, but what does that have to do with postgame comments?

Alright, so post game comments then. So, how about his throwing his team mates under the bus back in January? Good gawd...you LBJ lovers quickly forget that he isn't without flaws.

 

[shopson67]

Its insanely important, because its a reflection on the quality of his team and his opponent

Jordan being favored everytime was a reflection of the greatness of the Bulls, and the not so greatness of his opponents

It's also a reflection of the quality of HIS play and teambuilding. Shouldn't the supposed GOAT be favored in the finals more times than not?

 

[LAD]

It's also a reflection of the quality of HIS play and teambuilding. Shouldn't the supposed GOAT be favored in the finals more times than not?

Not according to LBJ lovers. Hell, he doesn't even have to have a winning record to be considered the GOAT to them. He's only judged based on his # of appearances.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

It's also a reflection of the quality of HIS play and teambuilding. Shouldn't the supposed GOAT be favored in the finals more times than not?

Different ways to look at it....Like 2007, that Cleveland roster had no right being near the finals, but because of his greatness, they were there, and rightfully underdogs

This season? he is facing an opponent IMO, that could go down as one of the greatest teams ever assembled.......

 

[Shaqdaddy11]

It's also a reflection of the quality of HIS play and teambuilding. Shouldn't the supposed GOAT be favored in the finals more times than not?

Especially with two other all-stars on the team and a supposedly solid backup core.

 

[DirtDirtDirt]

Not according to LBJ lovers. Hell, he doesn't even have to have a winning record to be considered the GOAT to them. He's only judged based on his # of appearances.

Cant ignore all the details....Like how incredibly awful the Cleveland roster was that he carried to the Finals back in 07

Like carrying a team in 2015 to 6 games, after losing Love and Irving, with Matt Dellavadova his second leading scorer

Thats why "appearances" should matter at least some