Stan Smith "said", not wrote:Evening. Even-ing. Making things even.
beau_boy04 wrote:
Sometimes when I see Lebron James plays, I think of Scottie Pippen with a scorer mentality and average man-to-man defense.
maes wrote:And Pippen doesn't act like a little kid with too much money.
http://www.newsnet5.com/sports/11402547/detail.html
BATH TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- LeBron James' new home is under construction and it will be suited for a king.
Bob Dyer of the Akron Beacon Journal provided NewsChannel5's John Kosich with sneak peek information about the 35,000-square-foot home.
Dyer said the home has everything and is a "playground for adults."
The home will have a casino, two-lane bowling alley, barber shop, aquarium, sports bar and a recording studio.
The master bedroom will also have a two-story walk-in closet.
Additionally, the home will have a six-car garage.
Dyer said that 19 families live within 800 feet of James' new home and many are wondering why James did not choose to live in a more secluded area.
"Neighbors are just scratching their heads," Dyer said. "They can't figure out why he built here instead of buying 200 acres in the middle of nowhere. He told us through an agent that he wants to be near friends and family."
maes wrote:And Pippen doesn't act like a little kid with too much money.
http://www.newsnet5.com/sports/11402547/detail.html
BATH TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- LeBron James' new home is under construction and it will be suited for a king.
Bob Dyer of the Akron Beacon Journal provided NewsChannel5's John Kosich with sneak peek information about the 35,000-square-foot home.
Dyer said the home has everything and is a "playground for adults."
The home will have a casino, two-lane bowling alley, barber shop, aquarium, sports bar and a recording studio.
The master bedroom will also have a two-story walk-in closet.
Additionally, the home will have a six-car garage.
Dyer said that 19 families live within 800 feet of James' new home and many are wondering why James did not choose to live in a more secluded area.
"Neighbors are just scratching their heads," Dyer said. "They can't figure out why he built here instead of buying 200 acres in the middle of nowhere. He told us through an agent that he wants to be near friends and family."
'Indy wrote:Scottie is one of the 15 greatest players to ever play this game. Talk to me in 5-6 years and it may be LeBron.
tempo wrote:LMAO off at comparing lebron too pippen, a six time nba champion, all defensive first team selection, one of the best players in the history of the game and lebron has yet to even make the "east" finals let alone win all them championships.
cheater1034 wrote:tempo wrote:LMAO off at comparing lebron too pippen, a six time nba champion, all defensive first team selection, one of the best players in the history of the game and lebron has yet to even make the "east" finals let alone win all them championships.
Lol, LeBron has plenty of time to make the finals. He joined the worst team int he NBA (cavaliers) in the draft, and now they are one of the best teams in the league (they have quite a ways to go still), but a 20 win team to a 50 win team ALL because of him.
Like I said before, he's younger than 75% of rookies, he has plenty of time to win the glory for this poor city.
Matthew wrote:cheater1034 wrote:tempo wrote:LMAO off at comparing lebron too pippen, a six time nba champion, all defensive first team selection, one of the best players in the history of the game and lebron has yet to even make the "east" finals let alone win all them championships.
Lol, LeBron has plenty of time to make the finals. He joined the worst team int he NBA (cavaliers) in the draft, and now they are one of the best teams in the league (they have quite a ways to go still), but a 20 win team to a 50 win team ALL because of him.
Like I said before, he's younger than 75% of rookies, he has plenty of time to win the glory for this poor city.
Well then I guess that makes Darko better then Bill Russell, becuase Darko has plenty of time to make the finals too.
1CenT wrote:we have seen scottie at his best, clearly he was 1 of da top players in the league, we havent' seen lebron at his best, yet he is again, 1 of the best in the league
Andrew wrote:1CenT wrote:we have seen scottie at his best, clearly he was 1 of da top players in the league, we havent' seen lebron at his best, yet he is again, 1 of the best in the league
How do we know that for sure though? There are areas in which LeBron can improve - most notably his ability to take over a game in crunch time - but how much better can he possibly be? A lot of people seem to expect him to come out and average a triple double simply because he's putting up All-NBA numbers in his early 20s but achieving such a mark is easier said than done. Putting aside any talk of averaging a triple double, simply improving his current stats year-to-year is easier said than done.
And even putting aside statistical improvement for a moment, there's no guarantee LeBron will ever be a player who you can build a championship around or get the job done when it matters the most. Don't get me wrong, at the moment I wouldn't bet against it happening at some point but at the same time it hasn't happened yet.
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