It looks like LeBron wants to coast by on his God given gifts, and has no interest in pushing himself mentally to the edge….
And I sort of understand why, when he’s that good he doesn’t even need to push himself there, but neither did Jordan…. and yet he still decided it would be worthwhile to put 110% into it, something that LeBron never EVER will

It’s also too early to show your hate. Reserve them for the playoffs. It’s just a regular season game and we’re yet to reach half of the season

Lakerluver you sh*weasel, I see you ha e a fan club on Heat articles too.
You know, when 1 person calls you a know nothing moron, it could be a difference of opinion, but when its 15 or 20, its the truth.
The only reason you get any thumbs up’meaningless) is because fellow laker fans are defending their own. They are ashamed of you, but the mindset is fans need to stick together.

Ignore his predictions, he’s using a broken magic 8 ball.
He’s a 38 year old man with a 10 year old mind and swoons over Kobe like a 15 year old girl. He’s to be pitied, but its so fun to insult him. He invites it.

“The defense is not very good…” I’d hardly call the first eight games of the regular season a significant sample. Miami is near the top of opponent FG% and PPP nearly every year. Something to keep and eye on? Sure. A statement of fact? Not likely. As I’m sure you would lean on your Lakers track record rather than call them lottery bound based on the first two weeks of the season, so I would point out the type of D Miami has made their calling card.

“teams with a strong inside game can beat them. Look at what Memphis did to them…” The first part of this statement may be true- time will tell. But you obviously didn’t “look at what Memphis did to them.” What Memphis did was get dribble penetration and then kick it out to 3 point shooters, setting the Miami D scrambling. A poor performance, for sure, but when Wayne Ellington makes seven 3s, it’s safe to say it’s one of those nights. Miami actually outscored Memphis in the paint, and the rebounding battle was even. Miami did not lose because they were pummeled inside.

And c’mon already with these variations on the “one hit wonder” comments. There must be other basketball related thoughts within your head.

But as I said before the season started, the Heat gotta get rid of their “SENTIMENTAL ATTACHMENT” to:

1. Haslem – Too small (shorter and not as muscular as LBJ), No Hops, cant box out, with a broke jumper. He can’t defend NO small forward or power forward on any of the contending teams.

2. Miller- Walking Wounded. Plus they have more athletic 3 point specialists in Ray and Lewis.

3. Battier- Not a lock down defender anymore, can’t get his own shot and his jumper is suspect

4. Dexter Pittman – This guy won’t even make a WNBA squad. Why is he even in the league

The Heat better address the middle by packaging these HAS-BENS and get a durable, athletic 6’11″/ 7’0″ guy to defend the paint and to get some boards.

Bosh is waaaaaaay too soft. His body looks fragile. He simply won’t last, trying to play center. He is almost the identical prototype of KG but without the toughness and grit KG “had”.

Since the Bulls have gutted their roster anyway, maybe Riley can work some magic to get Noah or someone similar. But Noah would be a perfect fit.

no, you play hard and play like you wanna win EVERY SINGLE NIGHT….

If there’s anyone in this league that deserves to have fans on his nuts, it’s Lebron. Look at that stat line, and if you saw the game, or highlights, you’d know exactly why people are drooling over him.

You can’t deny that he’s the greatest player on the planet, and it’s not even close.