Lebron -vs- Kobe in the Finals?

[Deadlift]

The refs won't allow anybody, even the plethora of black players, to play defense against Lebron. The refs treat him like a "sacred idol"...

Everytime SportsCenter shows Lebron "highlites" -- there's absolutely no defense. Am I the only one that smells "what's cooking?"

I don't care much about the NBA, but something tells me that the Celtics' won't be in the finals. I have no love for coal black Boston, but I'm suggesting a fix is in.

The irony is that Cleveland and the Lakers are the "Whiter" teams in the league. Note: I'm not claiming that Boston is necessarily a better team than Cleveland. The couple of top teams in the East are feasting on the abundant supply of weak teams.

I think the powers-that-be will heavily tilt a 7-game Celtics/Cavs Eastern Final in Lebron's favor. Outspoken Boston players will probably say, "What the fu*k is this! We aren't allowed to play defense against KING James!"

I could be wrong. What do you think TJR?


Edited by: Deadlift

 

[ToughJ.Riggins]

I agree the media is full of Lebron mania. They want to make him the next Jordan; he gets the calls to the extent similar of MJ.

But still I'd rather see Cleveland/ LA in the finals than Boston/ LA. Boston has one white player (Scalabrine) on their team and he is about the 10th man. Cleveland and LA are both far more white friendly and wouldn't make whites look like failures at basketball if they won.

 

[indianwhite]

Yep! Cleveland has BIG Z, while LA has PAU. Both should be ALL-STARS this year.

 

[White Shogun]

Who is this 'Lebron' of whom you speak, and what is this 'NBA'?

 

[foobar75]

Yep! Cleveland has BIG Z, while LA has PAU. Both should be ALL-STARS this year.

Oh, and did any watch the Lakers-Celtics game today, and how Pau Gasol pretty much took over the game in the last few minutes against Africa's team and sealed the win the for Lakers? It was great to watch indeed.