Just kidding, Lebron can fit anywhere, but he had a crappy day, likely because of the stage. He's not gonna have 8 turnovers and go 5/15 or whatever he was was again this year. It will take several months before the whole becomes equal to the sum of its parts though.

Yes indeedy, my main worry in life is making sure Clev figures it out.

Yes, carrying Wade and Bosh to two rings. Wonder why he couldn't carry Sabonis and Shaq to rings. Heavier people, I guess?

jrodmc wrote:I would like to see how many were riding LeQ's nuts when he was folding it up in the playoffs in Cleveland, Part 1.

Yes indeedy, my main worry in life is making sure Clev figures it out.

Yes, carrying Wade and Bosh to two rings. Wonder why he couldn't carry Sabonis and Shaq to rings. Heavier people, I guess?

U mean Big Z not Sabonis right?

LeBron James and Kyrie Irving exchanged words in the Cleveland Cavaliers' locker room following the team's 20-point loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night, and it led to Irving leaving quickly without speaking to the media, multiple sources told ESPN.com.

Going It Alone
The Cavs had assists on only six of their 30 field goals Wednesday, the lowest assist percentage (20 percent) by a LeBron James team in his career.

The discussion was seen as healthy, sources said, with the veteran James voicing concerns about the direction of the Cavs' offense. James scored just 11 points against the Blazers and did not score in the second half and was often not a part of the offense. Cleveland is off to a 1-3 start following a last-second loss to the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night.

"There's a lot of bad habits, a lot of bad habits been built up the past couple years," James said to the media moments after the exchange. "When you play that style of basketball, it takes a lot to get it up out of you."

James addressed Irving to discuss the way he'd been dominating the ball in the early going of the season. Irving is averaging just 3.8 assists thus far. He scored 34 points in the 102-100 loss Wednesday to the Jazz but had no assists in 45 minutes of playing time.

Irving hasn't had an assist in more than six quarters and taken 36 shots in that span. The Cavs tied a franchise record-low with six assists, four of them from James, against the Jazz.

and you guy talk about we cant figure out the complicated triangle, or amare doesn't pass.. Imagine playing with a pg that didn't pass..

Kyrie will get traded before all is said and done, and he will never win a ring until he's a role player

Splat wrote:Will Love be a better teammate for Lebron than Bosh?

Bosh was overshadowed by Lebron, but no rings would have been won without him.

Bosh was constantly clowned on but he was just as instrumental to those chips as Wade. He's an easy target though. What's really nuts is that he was a 20/10 guy in Toronto and went from there to third banana in order to play in a team concept. That kinda thing gets no props these days yet guys like Kyrie Irving get fellated by fans and journos.

Irving so far is to assists as THjr is to rebounds so far this season. That Irving is having so much trouble melding with Lebron so far doesn't bode well though I'm sure in a couple months when the Cabs are straight destroying all comers all the teeth gnashing over their early season struggles will look silly. They do have some very glaring flaws tho as some have pointed out: Depth, defense, etc.

H1AND1 wrote:

Splat wrote:Will Love be a better teammate for Lebron than Bosh?

Bosh was overshadowed by Lebron, but no rings would have been won without him.

Bosh was constantly clowned on but he was just as instrumental to those chips as Wade. He's an easy target though. What's really nuts is that he was a 20/10 guy in Toronto and went from there to third banana in order to play in a team concept. That kinda thing gets no props these days yet guys like Kyrie Irving get fellated by fans and journos.

Irving so far is to assists as THjr is to rebounds so far this season. That Irving is having so much trouble melding with Lebron so far doesn't bode well though I'm sure in a couple months when the Cabs are straight destroying all comers all the teeth gnashing over their early season struggles will look silly. They do have some very glaring flaws tho as some have pointed out: Depth, defense, etc.

We are agreed on Bosh.

I hold Lebron in pretty high esteem for his approach to basketball. I do believe he will harness Kyrie. If not, they'll trade him and convert him into a PG who does what is needed. But Kyrie will not continue like that without consequences. Lebron will dictate the terms either way.