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[CAARHawk]

LaBaby takes his poor sporstmanship into the loser's lockeroom!

 

[HawkPrdatr40]

Exit stage left and he did it quickly I must add.

 

[pumpdog20]

That's because he's a winner.

To be fair Dirk didn't stick around either like he should have to shake hands. Wade took it like a man.

 

[woodyk1]

They did show LeBron congratulating Kidd.

 

[spliff45]

LaBaby takes his poor sporstmanship into the loser's lockeroom!

 

[woodyk1]

That's because he's a winner.

To be fair Dirk didn't stick around either like he should have to shake hands. Wade took it like a man.

Agreed on Wade. He did show class.

 

[SheagleHawk]

That's because he's a winner.

To be fair Dirk didn't stick around either like he should have to shake hands. Wade took it like a man.

Would you shake hands with the classless prima donnas who mocked you?

 

[pumpdog20]

Would you shake hands with the classless prima donnas who mocked you?

Don't you know that Wade had a real cough? With that being said, I can see your point. I still think you take the high road though.

 

[SheagleHawk]

Don't you know that Wade had a real cough? With that being said, I can see your point. I still think you take the high road though.

Agree. Unfortunately, class is something that is not in abundance in the NBA. Chalmers is a prime example.

 

[kirby]

Jackson looks ready to cry on TV...can praise Kidd but nothing for Dirk

 

[CAARHawk]

Guess Dirk was loosing it pretty bad. Just said his teammates made him come out for the ceremony.

 

[gohawkz]

Guess Dirk was loosing it pretty bad. Just said his teammates made him come out for the ceremony.

If he was getting emotional I certainly don't blame him and don't know how anyone else could. I would have done the same thing.

I don't care about any of that, I'm just glad that Dallas beat them.

 

[tm3308]

Definitely seems like Dirk feels as though a huge weight has been lifted. I'd probably feel that way too, after the '06 Finals and '07 playoffs. He got his redemption in this series.

LeBron may eventually get that same redemption, I don't know. But he really doesn't appear to have what it takes mentally to fulfill his truly legendary potential.

 

[smhawk]

Yeah Lebron made that pass from inbounds with a minute left with his jersey sagging down untucked. I can understand this happening after it coming out on defense and been no dead ball to get it back in, but this was right out of a time out. Give the fans what they paid to see and don't quit until its zero.

 

[tm3308]

Yeah Lebron made that pass from inbounds with a minute left with his jersey sagging down untucked. I can understand this happening after it coming out on defense and been no dead ball to get it back in, but this was right out of a time out. Give the fans what they paid to see and don't quit until its zero.

That was my sentiment as well. Definitely doesn't give off the appearance of going hard to the final whistle.

 

[trj]

Yeah Lebron made that pass from inbounds with a minute left with his jersey sagging down untucked. I can understand this happening after it coming out on defense and been no dead ball to get it back in, but this was right out of a time out. Give the fans what they paid to see and don't quit until its zero.

You are going to nitpick over his effort with something like this?

 

[tm3308]

You are going to nitpick over his effort with something like this?

Sure it's nit-picky. Doesn't mean that it's not right. It takes all of two seconds to tuck in your jersey. He looked like the final whistle had already blown and he had already started the "death march".

It might be very subtle, but that doesn't mean it can't be an indication that he quit after he missed that last three.

 

[kicker22]

Sure it's nit-picky. Doesn't mean that it's not right. It takes all of two seconds to tuck in your jersey. He looked like the final whistle had already blown and he had already started the "death march".

It might be very subtle, but that doesn't mean it can't be an indication that he quit after he missed that last three.

So let me get this straight. He missed the three, untucked his jersey, and threw in the towel?

I understand what you're getting at, but seriously when does it ever end. Not singling you out, but when do we let it rest and let Lebron go back to being the Lebron he was in Cleveland before he became the most hated figure in sports after "the decision" (in which nothing about him changed what so ever.

 

[SheagleHawk]

So let me get this straight. He missed the three, untucked his jersey, and threw in the towel?

I understand what you're getting at, but seriously when does it ever end. Not singling you out, but when do we let it rest and let Lebron go back to being the Lebron he was in Cleveland before he became the most hated figure in sports after "the decision" (in which nothing about him changed what so ever.

The guy continues to put his foot in his mouth. He does it to himself. Besides the ridiculous comments, tweets, etc, he's a baby on the court and his incessant whining is enough to make anyone despise him. Same with Wade. They made their own bed....

 

[kicker22]

The guy continues to put his foot in his mouth. He does it to himself. Besides the ridiculous comments, tweets, etc, he's a baby on the court and his incessant whining is enough to make anyone despise him. Same with Wade. They made their own bed....

Agreed, but absolutely nothing has changed about him since his Cleveland days, minus the fact that the media puts every move he makes under a microscope. And while I agree with you about the way he handles himself on the court and the media, I don't see his actions or the way he carries himself that much different than anyone else in the league.