OK, what’s his real name? What’s Snoop’s real name? GaGa? Don’t know, do you? (And Slipknot’s a band, not a person.) Point being, you choose a stage name, eventually you ARE your stage name: Ice-T, Ice Cube, Flav…So you need to choose wisely. Bow Wow is a friggin’ retarded name. And the funniest part is, it used to be LIL Bow Wow, but he decided he was too mature for the LIL.

I believe Lebron was told to be a team player at any cost. Those who have watched Lebron at Cleveland know that he was used to being the point guard and ball handler in the final minutes of close and many other games. I thought he did that very well. He took them to the finals all by himself didn’t he?

In my opinion, he was and is a better point guard in the clutch than those used by the Heat. Lebron is not a ball hog. He is/was supremely confident in his ability. I believe he was not allowed to play as he could and can in those final minutes. I think he was hamstrung and worse by poor coaching. If Lebron had been allowed to do what came and comes naturally to someone with his ability I don’t think the Mavericks would be celebrating. Think Kobe for heaven’s sake.

Am I the only one who noticed that Wade handled the ball almost every time and took a shot that usually missed for good reason. He was very closely guarded. He clearly tried his best but probably should not have been forced to take some the shots he did (clock pressure for one thing).

I do believe that if the management and coaching staff could have possibly learned how to use Lebron’s natural skills and leadership properly they would be champions today. I also noted from his body language that Lebron seemed angry and dispirited by his new role by the end of the season. He tried to fit in and accept the coach’s mandates but I think he was so discouraged towards the end that he’d lost some of that great confidence he has always displayed.

I do not blame Lebron. He’s a loyal guy so if you ask him he’ll say I’m wrong but I don’t really think so.