Lebron & The Scoring Record...
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LOL. By all accounts he shot the ball very well last night but again he's a no-show with the game on the line in the 4P.
And to get his 3 assists he turned the ball over 4 times. I'm not good in math but assist to t/o ratio was pretty bad. Horrendous is probably more accurate.
I know they don't count but he and Westbrook turning the ball over 10 times was instrumental in the loss, especially when you lose by only 3 points.
Brick? He's blaming the refs as usual.
What was Candace Parker on last night saying Lebron can play another 4-5 years because Kareem played until he was 43?
Different positions, different energy levels. Kareem resorted to positioning himself for a sky hook his last few years. Lebron
plays every position.
But it was interesting, Lebron did say he can still produce going forward whichever team that might be. Hmmm....
Different positions, different energy levels. Kareem resorted to positioning himself for a sky hook his last few years. Lebron
plays every position.
But it was interesting, Lebron did say he can still produce going forward whichever team that might be. Hmmm....
Final score: Lakers 109 Warriors 103.
Lakers won by six as a six-point underdog.
Lakers won by six as a six-point underdog.
No Westbrook helped too….
Some coincidental and ironic facts on the scoring record.
Lebron James ended the night with 38,388 career points. Did it at age 38. Did it on the 38th day of the year. When Kareem set the record, Lebron was 38 weeks old. He ended up with 38 points that night, and he broke it 38 years and 308 days after Kareem set it.
Gives new meaning to learning something new every day.
Lebron James ended the night with 38,388 career points. Did it at age 38. Did it on the 38th day of the year. When Kareem set the record, Lebron was 38 weeks old. He ended up with 38 points that night, and he broke it 38 years and 308 days after Kareem set it.
Gives new meaning to learning something new every day.
leauge is faker than roller derby
It's a shooters league. The defensive specialists have been fazed out. Would a guy like Michael Cooper get minutes now?
Maybe they can sell his injury as load management until Bronny joins the league.
Speaking of blowhard fathers, what is Senior Ball doing these days?
Speaking of blowhard fathers, what is Senior Ball doing these days?
You don’t even watch….
Bad timing when you're only 2 5 games out of the 6th seed.
You knew it was likely that LBJ or AD was going down.
Yep....a big lol when his greatness said these last 23 games are the biggest of his career.
Too bad. Lakers made some decent moves to be in playoff position.....now this.
Of course, but stranger things could have happened with a healthy team and 20 games left with a tight window from 6-13.
That's amazing, especially since his IQ and turnovers per game are in the 38 range as well.
Yeah made a big grand old statement about these next 23 games and how huge they are....
Scored 13 points in the first one and is now watching from the bench with another ankle boo-boo.
My lap top has more heart than this clown.
Yep and didn't make it past half court on a lot of possessions if I remember right.
That said if he shot the ball as much as Brick he'd still be the scoring leader right now.
Not sure if his scoring record holds up over time but I'm positive his turnover record will, guy is incredibly gifted at giving the ball away....
Okay, enough Brick 'hate' for one night, LOL.
Carry on.
Kendrick Perkins is suing for the rights.
Damn it. Being court side for turnover 5,000 holding my “5k the other way” sign is gonna have to wait.
James, 38, hinted rather cryptically in the hour after the Lakers’ Game 4 loss to the Denver Nuggets that he might consider calling it a career, but that he had a great deal to think about before making a determination about his future. He has two years and $97 million remaining on his contract with the Lakers (the second year is a player option).
LMAO the drama queen is going to retire.
LMAO the drama queen is going to retire.
Unless I'm mistaken, I believe he played the entire playoffs with the torn tendon, I don't think it was something that happened in their last game or two, so it was something he'd gotten used to, and if LeBron doesn't take the last shot but passes instead, then he gets ripped for not taking the last shot, that's how it works, he gets blame for passing on the last shot, he gets blame for taking the last shot
Brick Will Probably Pay Pelinka, To Give His Son Bron a Roster Spot after His 1 Year at U.S.C.