The Finals and What It Tells Us....

[Andresrenee]

The fact the Cleveland Cavaliers made it to the finals this year should tell you something about what a tremendous player and talen Lebron James is and that perhaps the credibility that Spolestra has is undeserved.

A first year rookie NBA coach (who has not even served as an assistant in the NBA) is leading the Cavs to the playoffs with the likes of JR Smith, Iman, a hurt Irving, and some role players to the finals. Makes you wonder if anybody could have gotten the Big 3 to the finals the 4 years Lebron was here.

Yes - the Eastern conference was tougher in the first year of the Big 3, but not so sure that it was much stronger than the East today in the subsequent years.

Interested to hear if the finals and the Cavs appearance in the finals makes you guys appreciate Lebron more and Spolestra and the Heat from office less. Just curious.

 

[Paolo305613]

you would be the idiot that writes some senseless garbage like this. Judging by not having any responses on a board that is usually active and responds to threads quickly - you should realize the stupidity of what you wrote and that no one agrees with you.

 

[Andresrenee]

Bump....after this performance by Lebron in the finals, is there any doubt that the Miami Heat winning 2 Championships in 4 years with the Big 3 may have underperformed? If so, the coach should look in the mirror. Bottom line is a ton of coaches would have won championships with the Big 3.

 

[Paolo305613]

The Heat did in fact under-perform winning just 2 out of 4 and that is all on the players nothing to do with the coaches - also if we didnt have that useless bum wearing #31 all these years taking up our salary cap and roster spot, maybe we could have put together a better team. Coaches , coach - players play the game - they are the ones who have ultimate control of the game. It is as easy as ABC... 123 - which I am sure is obviously difficult for you.