Re: ****2012 NBA FINALS DISCUSSION THREAD****
That had to be the best game I've ever seen Lebron play. He made the right decision, and decisively what seemed like every single time. His attitude on and off the court is exactly what the world needs. Since the Heat won, I'm glad to see he went out and took it, and that the entire team showed they could step up and help bring the team the win (and yes, PPM, I include Miller in that too... he went all out last night).
Still wish James could've left Cleveland out of any of the interviews but he's being baited left and right and still doesn't completely know how to say what he should, but he's getting a lot better... and I'll even give him a pass bc his answers were genuine.
The Thunder were definitely caught in the Finals moment. Harden's still seeing bright lights. They don't need to break up anything (this mentality is why people hated the way the Heat came together to begin with). They'll get better and work harder individually and as a team, learn from this, and be less in awe if/when they return. They'll add a piece here and there like every team does, but they aren't going anywhere.
If James can consistently play like he did this series, oh boy... and this is AFTER coming off an MVP season. That Game 5 felt like Neo when he finally figured out the Matrix.
That had to be the best game I've ever seen Lebron play. He made the right decision, and decisively what seemed like every single time. His attitude on and off the court is exactly what the world needs. Since the Heat won, I'm glad to see he went out and took it, and that the entire team showed they could step up and help bring the team the win (and yes, PPM, I include Miller in that too... he went all out last night).
Still wish James could've left Cleveland out of any of the interviews but he's being baited left and right and still doesn't completely know how to say what he should, but he's getting a lot better... and I'll even give him a pass bc his answers were genuine.
The Thunder were definitely caught in the Finals moment. Harden's still seeing bright lights. They don't need to break up anything (this mentality is why people hated the way the Heat came together to begin with). They'll get better and work harder individually and as a team, learn from this, and be less in awe if/when they return. They'll add a piece here and there like every team does, but they aren't going anywhere.
If James can consistently play like he did this series, oh boy... and this is AFTER coming off an MVP season. That Game 5 felt like Neo when he finally figured out the Matrix.
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