'm not biased when it comes to anybody. I'm a basketball fan and my loyalty is only to the truth has I seen it. My comments are all based in logic. Again, you're deflecting on some ad hominem shyt. It's you who has the bias.
How do you explain his lack of effort then? You keep trying to make this about the game plan when it's not about that. It's about kobe's palpable lack of effort in that second half. He wasn't following any game plan, he was just out there coasting. He wasn't getting playing hard on defense, he wasn't out there hustling for loose balls, and he damn sure wasn't out there trying to get his teammates going. He wasn't just out there pouting, going through the motions.
Your question is irrelevant. It doesn't matter what the strategy was because the issue is the lack of effort. He wasn't out there trying his hardest to do anything, shoot or set teammates up and get the money going. Dude had 1 assist, 4 rebs and 3 turnovers for the entire game. You can't even be honest with yourself.
The bold is lies. The only time that Kobe has been in a similar position to Lebron was this past season is when he wasn't making the playoffs or was being sent home after the first round. The only thing that he figured out is that he needed more talent around him.
Y'all are just full of shyt for no reason. We all know the truth. We know thy Kobe threw temper tantrums and demanded a trade when he was in a similar position as Lebron was this past season. His
"Lebron has no excuse, he supposed to figure it out" comments are just passive aggressive hate.
Nobody is saying Lebron I perfect. People are just acknowledging that the cavs didn't have the help around him to compete with the warriors.
How much more different would this cavs team had been if they had that version of Odom in place of love? I say that Odom'a versatility and playmaking would've made this cavs team a notch better and a better matchup for the warriors.