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rumor has it, Lebron's show is going to be at Allen Houstons house....

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The Jeagler wrote:

not at all. he inherited 4 of the top 50 players of all time...including the best ever and another who may end up being the 2nd best ever. i could have won at least 5 titles with that talent.

who was the coach before Phil in LA?

Cliffy6745

81 wrote:

rumor has it, Lebron's show is going to be at Allen Houstons house....

Where do you keep getting these rumors?

The Juggler

81 wrote:

The Jeagler wrote:

not at all. he inherited 4 of the top 50 players of all time...including the best ever and another who may end up being the 2nd best ever. i could have won at least 5 titles with that talent.

who was the coach before Phil in LA?

del unser? was that his name?

old white dude with glasses...

why?

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Cliffy6745 wrote:

81 wrote:

rumor has it, Lebron's show is going to be at Allen Houstons house....

Where do you keep getting these rumors?

this one came from espn 1000 out of chicago. it was twittered by somebody. they also just rescinded the Houston house part and said it would be at a boys and girls club somewhere in the vincinty of ESPN's studio's in CT

norm

brain fart

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The Jeagler wrote:

81 wrote:

The Jeagler wrote:

not at all. he inherited 4 of the top 50 players of all time...including the best ever and another who may end up being the 2nd best ever. i could have won at least 5 titles with that talent.

who was the coach before Phil in LA?

del unser? was that his name?

old white dude with glasses...

why?

Del Harris....

because the point is, he had Shaq and Kobe, turned out a 224-116 record from 94-99 and couldn't beat Utah or anybody out west. Jackson came in and won it all in his first year.

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Greenwich Ct is the sight of the big todo tommorrow.

dcfaithful

UpSideDown wrote:

The Jeagler wrote:

sorry...had to drop the hammer on this thread.

lebron's a fraud. buying an hour's worth of time on espn to announce which team he is signing for? who is he? h ross perot?

give me a break.

He would be better off spending that hour in the gym taking jumpers, so maybe he can actually make one at the end of a game.

Nice!

polaris_x

to say a guy who has like 10 rings as a coach is overrated is crazy ... coaching is a lot about massaging egos ... his greatest skill is getting his star players (jordan, kobe) to trust his non-star teammates ... you can't win in the nba without playing a team game and with talent ... even phil knows that ... there are only a handful of great coaches in this league ... phil, pop, sloan and maybe doc ... they get the most out of their players ...

neilybabes86

polaris_x wrote:

to say a guy who has like 10 rings as a coach is overrated is crazy ... coaching is a lot about massaging egos ... his greatest skill is getting his star players (jordan, kobe) to trust his non-star teammates ... you can't win in the nba without playing a team game and with talent ... even phil knows that ... there are only a handful of great coaches in this league ... phil, pop, sloan and maybe doc ... they get the most out of their players ...

its a bitter kid from philly who has one winner in the past 30 years...in all sports


11 rings overrated :roll:

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neilybabes86 wrote:

polaris_x wrote:

to say a guy who has like 10 rings as a coach is overrated is crazy ... coaching is a lot about massaging egos ... his greatest skill is getting his star players (jordan, kobe) to trust his non-star teammates ... you can't win in the nba without playing a team game and with talent ... even phil knows that ... there are only a handful of great coaches in this league ... phil, pop, sloan and maybe doc ... they get the most out of their players ...

its a bitter kid from philly who has one winner in the past 30 years...in all sports


11 rings overrated :roll:

you sure you wanna be taking shot at a specific city.

CROJAM95

It would be funny if he stays in Cleveland....and coulda had coach Izzo, and a top free agent if he made up his mind earlier

oh the irony

The Juggler

81 wrote:

neilybabes86 wrote:

polaris_x wrote:

to say a guy who has like 10 rings as a coach is overrated is crazy ... coaching is a lot about massaging egos ... his greatest skill is getting his star players (jordan, kobe) to trust his non-star teammates ... you can't win in the nba without playing a team game and with talent ... even phil knows that ... there are only a handful of great coaches in this league ... phil, pop, sloan and maybe doc ... they get the most out of their players ...

its a bitter kid from philly who has one winner in the past 30 years...in all sports


11 rings overrated :roll:

you sure you wanna be taking shot at a specific city.

Champagne Breakfast

I'm saying.... NETS.

Interesting sports blog today focusing on the business relationship with JAY Z & Lebron. Here was the headline....
Lebron's show is called "THE DECISION" WE ALL KNOW jAY Z HAS A SONG ALREADY RECORDED MUSIC VIDEO AND ALL READY TO GO 4 THIS SHOW

CROJAM95

http://www.nydailynews.com/

The Juggler

81 wrote:

The Jeagler wrote:

81 wrote:

del unser? was that his name?

old white dude with glasses...

why?

Del Harris....

because the point is, he had Shaq and Kobe, turned out a 224-116 record from 94-99 and couldn't beat Utah or anybody out west. Jackson came in and won it all in his first year.

right. he inherrited them at the prime of their careers. kobe came into the league in 96, not 94, and thats the year shack went to la. do you really think kobe was ready to lead a team to a championship at 18 years of age? or 19? or 20? i don't.

phil got him at the beginning of his 4th year....right when he was entering his prime and right smack in the middle of shack's prime....also when they added all their core supporting cast.

he's a great coach. i would just have a whole lot more respect for him had he took over chicago or la from the ground up instead of inheriting all time players in the prime of their careers.

larry brown's a better coach than phil jackson.

elvistheking44

I hope Lebron falls flat on his face, never winning a championship at all. In my mind he was walking a thin line with his pre game antics, commercials and hype, not to mention he QUIT on his team in the playoffs. Now this bullshit news conference/special, fuck him and his bullshit. You got to want it Lebron.

Indifference71

ofthegirl99 wrote:

I hope Lebron falls flat on his face, never winning a championship at all. In my mind he was walking a thin line with his pre game antics, commercials and hype, not to mention he QUIT on his team in the playoffs. Now this bullshit news conference/special, fuck him and his bullshit. You got to want it Lebron.

The fact that he's donating all the proceeds from the special to charity doesnt help???

My reaction was the same as yours at first, but I guess the charity thing makes it OK. In the end, it's just another oportunity for all of the attention to be on him.

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The Jeagler wrote:

right. he inherrited them at the prime of their careers. kobe came into the league in 96, not 94, and thats the year shack went to la. do you really think kobe was ready to lead a team to a championship at 18 years of age? or 19? or 20? i don't.

phil got him at the beginning of his 4th year....right when he was entering his prime and right smack in the middle of shack's prime....also when they added all their core supporting cast.

he's a great coach. i would just have a whole lot more respect for him had he took over chicago or la from the ground up instead of inheriting all time players in the prime of their careers.

larry brown's a better coach than phil jackson.

Pippen and Grant were drafted in 87.....Phil took over the bulls during the summer of 89, the start of Pippen and Grant's 3rd season. he was also there for several years before he was head coach as an assistant. you really need to sit down and watch a Phil coached team play an entire season. you might think different.