Flywin Lannister
Superstar
LeBron is top 3. I'm a huge fan of this brother's game and all his success outside of the game.
The Cavs Warriors 3-1 come back is top 5 sports achievements.
Best all around player - no doubt. Highlight reel legit looks fake.
Some of the best news ever was that the Lakers got him - 100%.
Two things can be true at once: he's top 3 and this season's failure is at least 60-70% on LeBron.
Why?
1. He pushed and used his power and influence to get his -let me see if I got this right..- podcast co-host (wtf) to be hired as Head Coach of the Loss Angeles Lakers, without ANY PRIOR coaching experience.
2. He was out here releasing barbie dolls right before the playoffs - you think MJ or Kobe are out here releasing dolls before going to war?
3. I get it: he wanted to play with his son. The push and the forcing of drafting Bronny James did NOT make the team any better. It was a distraction if anything.
But the biggest crime here is the ridiculous JJ Redikk choice. I get that he wants to control the team, but a dude who has never coached and who anyone with even 1% of knowledge about humans can tell is arrogant af (and arrogance usually means insecurity)... as Head Coach of the Lakers?
Bron is top 3. But this hurts his legacy.
His energy in the last game was NOT that of a killer who was out there to win. It felt like he gave in and gave up far before the last whistle.
When Anthony Edwards pushed him around in Game 4 and he didn't blow up because of it... it was a wrap. No way to lead the team and show aggression/will to win.
The Cavs Warriors 3-1 come back is top 5 sports achievements.
Best all around player - no doubt. Highlight reel legit looks fake.
Some of the best news ever was that the Lakers got him - 100%.
Two things can be true at once: he's top 3 and this season's failure is at least 60-70% on LeBron.
Why?
1. He pushed and used his power and influence to get his -let me see if I got this right..- podcast co-host (wtf) to be hired as Head Coach of the Loss Angeles Lakers, without ANY PRIOR coaching experience.
2. He was out here releasing barbie dolls right before the playoffs - you think MJ or Kobe are out here releasing dolls before going to war?
3. I get it: he wanted to play with his son. The push and the forcing of drafting Bronny James did NOT make the team any better. It was a distraction if anything.
But the biggest crime here is the ridiculous JJ Redikk choice. I get that he wants to control the team, but a dude who has never coached and who anyone with even 1% of knowledge about humans can tell is arrogant af (and arrogance usually means insecurity)... as Head Coach of the Lakers?
Bron is top 3. But this hurts his legacy.
His energy in the last game was NOT that of a killer who was out there to win. It felt like he gave in and gave up far before the last whistle.
When Anthony Edwards pushed him around in Game 4 and he didn't blow up because of it... it was a wrap. No way to lead the team and show aggression/will to win.
