Re: The LeBron James Saga
I feel you on Rodman.
As for Hickson, I want no part of the Shaq/Hickson debate going on here but I agree with you here too. Mike Brown is an idiot. At the very least, take a look at the games the Cavs beat the Celtics in the regular season. Hickson was a large part of that and the game plan fit his style more than Shaq. I wouldn't even say that Shaq shouldn't be playing... of course he should. But a rotation of Shaq and Big Z while Hickson is nailed to the bench most of the series is just idiotic.
“People talk about LeBron,” said Rodman. “You’ve got to understand, LeBron has no business even being in the same conversation with Scottie. Scottie was the epitome of the (do it all elite player). What do you want me to say? Scottie was great.”
Worm, STFU. Your take on this is
I could jive with this post.
If what you're saying is true about Hickson vs. Shaq, then I'm siding with James 100% on this one.
Stats didn't lie even with O'Neal being "in shape" and the "model teammate". That's all well and good but it's clear that the Big Fella simply should not be starting nor be getting significant minutes. He's an on-court chemistry killer for most contending teams. Now with Boston, Shaq can actually be effective assuming he's a backup.
In the half court it looked as if LBJ had a 2-ton anchor around his neck whenever Shaq would be in. The game looked too rigid on offense and not artistic like the year before. Once again, the stats on that don't lie. Check em.
Hickson was the ideal compliment to a player like James, and when Hickson didn't see the floor much of the Boston series I was constantly making posts about it. Brown's inept *** decided to nail Hickson's backside to the bench.
Worm, STFU. Your take on this is
I could jive with this post.
If what you're saying is true about Hickson vs. Shaq, then I'm siding with James 100% on this one.
Stats didn't lie even with O'Neal being "in shape" and the "model teammate". That's all well and good but it's clear that the Big Fella simply should not be starting nor be getting significant minutes. He's an on-court chemistry killer for most contending teams. Now with Boston, Shaq can actually be effective assuming he's a backup.
In the half court it looked as if LBJ had a 2-ton anchor around his neck whenever Shaq would be in. The game looked too rigid on offense and not artistic like the year before. Once again, the stats on that don't lie. Check em.
Hickson was the ideal compliment to a player like James, and when Hickson didn't see the floor much of the Boston series I was constantly making posts about it. Brown's inept *** decided to nail Hickson's backside to the bench.
As for Hickson, I want no part of the Shaq/Hickson debate going on here but I agree with you here too. Mike Brown is an idiot. At the very least, take a look at the games the Cavs beat the Celtics in the regular season. Hickson was a large part of that and the game plan fit his style more than Shaq. I wouldn't even say that Shaq shouldn't be playing... of course he should. But a rotation of Shaq and Big Z while Hickson is nailed to the bench most of the series is just idiotic.
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