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Lebron's elbow is hurting again, seriously?

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it is what it is--lots of pro players have some type of injury by the time playoffs roll around. Anyone think Garnett's knees are not killing him or that Pierce's shoulder might be part of his shooting problem?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Crowkillers:

This elbow injury will be his crutch throughout the entire playoffs...

If he wins, he is a True Warrior Playing through the pain to win, If he loses, he is a True Warrior for playing through the pain in a loss.

He is in a win-win situation.



Same same for Kobe finger injury.
 
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I had to bump this.  I thought hustle_man might have something to say about this, but he has not chimed in yet. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nbafan88:

Shut the fuck up reggie.

When he brings the team back in game 1, his elbow was perfectly fine.. but now its the problem again.

Lebron is HORRIBLE under pressure. The elbow is his excuse for poor play.

The difference between him and the other greats in the NBA.... kobe.

 

 

the NBA is a fxccking joke

A bunch of drama queens (Kobe, Lebron)

When he plays porly he has a built in excuse. When he plays well he will be a hero.

Who cares.

 

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by nbafan88:

Shut the fuck up reggie.

When he brings the team back in game 1, his elbow was perfectly fine.. but now its the problem again.

Lebron is HORRIBLE under pressure. The elbow is his excuse for poor play.

The difference between him and the other greats in the NBA.... kobe.


How is:
 39 8 8 throughout the Orlando series last year
45 points against the eventual champion Celtics 2 years ago in game 7
48 points in ECF and 29 of last 30 against the Pistons to lead his team to the finals


horrible?

It was one game. Stop being delusional. I didn't see any posts from you when Kobe was 2-10 in the 4th and 10-29 against the Thunder in game 3...


 
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I don't think there's any question that Friday's game in Boston is the biggest game of Lebron's career.
 
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Lebron is a best actor. That's all I can tell. Cavs underestimated the Celtics. Now they deserved it. Cavs in big trouble now.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by fuloser:


horrible?

It was one game. Stop being delusional. I didn't see any posts from you when Kobe was 2-10 in the 4th and 10-29 against the Thunder in game 3...




I don't see Kobe ever crying like a little baby over an injury. Everyone has injuries this time of the year. Its just the way it is.

The stats don't mean anything to me in all honesty. Lebron forced Danny Ainge to get him a ton of help. Now he has it. No more excuses. We'll see what happens on Friday.
 
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Lebron should guard Rondo on Friday.  If his elbow is really that bad he should focus on playing some lock-down defense on the Celtics best player.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nbafan88:



I don't see Kobe ever crying like a little baby over an injury. Everyone has injuries this time of the year. Its just the way it is.

The stats don't mean anything to me in all honesty. Lebron forced Danny Ainge to get him a ton of help. Now he has it. No more excuses. We'll see what happens on Friday.



 
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haha im sorry

Dan Gilbert
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ValueforRent:

I don't think there's any question that Friday's game in Boston is the biggest game of Lebron's career.

Feels to me like a similar situation as to what the Lakers were facing in game 5 against the Thunder.  Granted they were at home, but they were left for dead by many even in that game. 

 
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How should Lebron should act if he's really hurt?

NBAfan...just be honest and say what you really mean. I think I know
 
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Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:

Feels to me like a similar situation as to what the Lakers were facing in game 5 against the Thunder.  Granted they were at home, but they were left for dead by many even in that game. 

No it's not same situation buddy. Lakers had won 2 at home already. It's even worse situation

 
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Lebrons elbow must have been hurting real bad when he went up and pinned that layup against the backboard. He swung his arm full force into the backboard and you want me to believe that thing hurts? I HATE this guy
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ManRam24:

Lebrons elbow must have been hurting real bad when he went up and pinned that layup against the backboard. He swung his arm full force into the backboard and you want me to believe that thing hurts? I HATE this guy



Precisely.
 
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I really hope he goes to the knicks... lets see how he handles the pressure in NY..


but please don't come to the nets
 
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What a suprise elbow and joint problems for Lebron. Common side effect of the juice when your muscles grow faster than joints and ligaments.
 
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Maybe Paul Pierce can lend him a sling and wheelchair.

I cannot stand Lebron and would really not know what to do if he came to Chicago. This elbow thing is such a drama act. There is no way he can say it hurts so bad he can't shoot a free throw but he can go up and swat shots the way he does. I am pulling for the Celtics, who I also hate, just to see them get teabagged by Dwight.
 
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amazing how little about basketball some people know on this site.kobe and lebron are the 2 best players in the world right now.nobody better.both are banged up after playing over 100 games this year.
the GREATEST player that i ever saw in his prime was WILT,he made nba centers of today look like high school players(he would have chewed up dwight howard and spit him out for lunch-shaq as well)-and even wilt could not win until he had a supporting cast-CELTICS were a TEAM
so until lebron gets that supporting cast  he will not win a championship
lebron will not win  a championship this year but watch out starting next year when he chooses where he wants to play and several top flight supporting cast members play with him.

 
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p.s. after watching lebron drain a 3 pointer to cover the spread(as well as score 30+) in game 1 and watching him shoot in game 2 i believe the elbow "injury"might be a marketing ploy to sell "elbow "sleaves -
i officiate high school basketball , now happens to be AAU season and its unbelievable how many players are wearing the sleave.i actually had a coach tell me just last night at a game that his player should be allowed to wear it because lebron wears it.(they are illegal in hs basketball-unless approved in writing by a doctor)
$$$$$$$$$ talks
 
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i expect lebron to light up the celtics friday night-the elbow will be much better after 3 days rest
good luck all-gametime
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nbafan88:



I don't see Kobe ever crying like a little baby over an injury. Everyone has injuries this time of the year. Its just the way it is.

The stats don't mean anything to me in all honesty. Lebron forced Danny Ainge to get him a ton of help. Now he has it. No more excuses. We'll see what happens on Friday.


Kobe has been on record multiple times talking about his various injuries. LeBron has never used the elbow as an excuse, neither have the Cavaliers. He said it was fine all week and cancelled an MRI because it felt "good".

And your man who cracks in pressure situation currently has 33 points with 6 minutes left in the 3rd quarter.

You are the type of NBA fan who shouldn't bother making any analytical point. You get over-dramatic and exaggerate things. It's painfully obvious in this thread; as is your lack of basketball knowledge.
 
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Since this got bumped..

Lebron>Kobe

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by fuloser:



Kobe has been on record multiple times talking about his various injuries. LeBron has never used the elbow as an excuse, neither have the Cavaliers. He said it was fine all week and cancelled an MRI because it felt "good".

And your man who cracks in pressure situation currently has 33 points with 6 minutes left in the 3rd quarter.

You are the type of NBA fan who shouldn't bother making any analytical point. You get over-dramatic and exaggerate things. It's painfully obvious in this thread; as is your lack of basketball knowledge.



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