http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/1...d-cavaliers-players-coach-david-blatt-sources

The article I posted about Bron preferring to talk to Lue and the vine with Bron blocking Blatt out the huddle during a timeout are from November.
How was Blatt supposed to succeed?
He doesn't talk to the coach, undermines the coach by not only going straight to the assistant to handle shyt, but will also box him out of his own huddle and admits to going against the gameplan, doesn't give full effort....
This dude is supposed to be the leader, that's what he said in his letter, how are the young guys supposed to act if the leader is doing shyt like this.
Whispers about the lack of attention that various Cavs players are paying to Blatt during some timeout huddles, as well as their apparent preference to communicate with Cavs assistant and former NBA player Tyronn Lue, have been in circulation for weeks. And James acknowledged recently that he did not formally request permission to assume the bulk of the Cavs' playmaking duties, which triggered Cleveland's eight-game winning streak earlier this month.
"No, I can do it on my own," James said of his role change. "I'm past those days where I have to ask."

The article I posted about Bron preferring to talk to Lue and the vine with Bron blocking Blatt out the huddle during a timeout are from November.
How was Blatt supposed to succeed?
He doesn't talk to the coach, undermines the coach by not only going straight to the assistant to handle shyt, but will also box him out of his own huddle and admits to going against the gameplan, doesn't give full effort....
This dude is supposed to be the leader, that's what he said in his letter, how are the young guys supposed to act if the leader is doing shyt like this.
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