Lebron James

10 Signs You're The Drama King Of Your Friends, And Everyone Knows It But You

... __link__/6 k 9 NFepq R 7. — Joseph Milord (@Joe Milord) December 25, 2016. Bron did it the best, though. 5. Act Like Everyone’s Their Best Friend. Le Bron lets everyone know exactly who he’s thinking about, hanging out with or going to hang out with in the next month… even though nobody has asked. Bump into @Snoop Dogg last night. Always good running into the homie. — Le Bron James (@King James) March 22, 2017. We all have that friend. Everybody’s their “homie” or “bro,” even if they don’t actually know each other that well. Don't know you personally but love your talent homie. Have a healthy and speedy recovery @Zach La Vine ! Minor set back/major comeback. — Le Bron James (@King James) February 4, 2017. No, you could just argue that as being a cool ass person. But shut up: I’m trying to tell jokes here. 6. Send The “No Invite?” Text. Anyone who name drops like Le Bron is 100 percent a prime candidate to send that salty “No invite?” text… with emoji eyes for dramatic effect, of ...

Duquesne Coach Keith Dambrot Has A Long Relationship With Lebron James

... Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio. He missed James’ emergence as the hottest high school prospect of his generation, taking an assistant’s job with the Zips in 2001 before being promoted to head coach at his alma mater in 2004. After hearing the news Monday night, James weighed in on his former coach’s new job, via  __link__’s Joe Vardon. “Coach D has paid his dues more than any other coach in Akron history. The fact that he’s willing and ready to make a change I think is great. You said he got a seven-year deal? [whistle] He must have got a pay raise, too. I’m definitely going to give him a call tonight. He’s got to take me to lunch when I get back home, that’s for sure.”. Paid his dues? That takes us to James’ 2009 book, “Shooting Stars” (excerpt via Vanity Fair ). Before he departed the high school ranks, Dambrot left an unmistakable impression on James, the eventual four-time NBA MVP. In the book, James gets into a ...

World's Most Obnoxious Basketball Dad Lavar Ball To Lebron James

... the chances of NBA success for his sons (he has two younger boys who will also, in all likelihood, play at UCLA). He thinks the chances are good. But then he got into trouble by talking about the chances of success for the children of NBA legends. "You got Le Bron, it's going to be hard for his kids because they are going to look at them like, 'You got to be just like your dad.' And after a while, that pressure starts sitting on you like, 'Why do I got to be just like him? What can't I just be me?' And then they are going to be like, 'Aw, you're soft, you're not that good.' Because the expectation is very, very high.". That set off Le Bron. He wasn't upset about Ball's take on the future of his two sons. He was upset that this stranger was talking about his sons at all. "Keep my kids' name out of your mouth. Keep my family out of your mouth," James said. "This is dad to dad. It's a problem now.". That leads us back to Ball's appearance on "First Take," where he thought it wise to warn Le Bron that "he’s talking to the wrong dude" and then told him to "come do something.". Honestly, Le Bron shouldn't even ...

Keep My Family Out Of It

... in his theory that his sons are better off because their father was not an all-time great. On Tuesday night, following James' retort, Ball said he doesn't have a problem with James while sticking by his original point. "They asked me a question about, do I think superstar players' kids are good. And just my opinion that I've never seen one that was really good," Ball said on Fox Sport Radio. "Le Bron is going to make his kids probably one of the best players ever, according to him. but I've never seen one really live up to what their dad has done, so he could be the first or the last.". Le Bron James' sons were the subject of comments made by La Var Ball that left the Cavs star telling ESPN on Tuesday: "Keep my family out of this.". Ethan Miller/Getty Images. While Ball was critical of James' children, he has offered otherworldly praise to his own, recently causing a stir by saying that Lonzo is already better than back-to-back MVP Stephen Curry of the Golden State ...

Kawhi Leonard Continues To Step Up When Lining Up Against Lebron James

... a nice turnaround floater over as the buzzer goes off. (0:29). Previously covered Bears for __link__. Played college football at West Texas A&M. SAN ANTONIO - Kawhi Leonard and Le Bron James displayed similarities Monday night in the aftermath of the San Antonio Spurs ’ 103-74 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Both showed hints of dismissiveness about Leonard’s recent penchant for playing at a higher level against James and the Cavaliers. “What he did tonight is what he’s been doing all season,” James said. Leonard, who scored a game-high 25 points on 52.3 percent shooting in the win, pointed out “the whole team, not just myself” gets up for games against James and the Cavaliers. “Everybody on my team wants to play a better matchup every night,” Leonard said. “It’s just fun. It’s fun basketball. That’s what you live for. It’s just amazing that we get paid to play this sport.”. Leonard’s head-to-head performances against James have been getting better. Leonard owns a regular-season record of 5-3 against James, including James' time with the Miami Heat. ...

Can Boston Celtics Hold Off Lebron James, Cleveland Cavaliers In East? Ty Lue Says He May Rest Cavs Stars

... favorite at 67 percent as of Tuesday morning. Those projections do not take into account that the Cavaliers may rest their top players, like James, over the remainder of the regular season. After complaining his team looked slow over the last couple of losses, head coach Ty Lue told reporters  he is considering that tactic. James and Kyrie Irving have played hefty minute loads this season and could use the time off their feet. If they sit, the Celtics will have less resistance on their path to No. 1. Will that matter in the playoffs? As vulnerable as the Cavaliers have looked lately, they still have Le Bron James. Regardless of how badly they sputter down the stretch, a reasonable person could argue it doesn't matter because of that simple and powerful reason. James has reached the Finals in six straight seasons. He has dominated the East since returning to the Cavaliers. He overcame a 3-1 series deficit - just months ago! - against the winningest regular season team in NBA history. He is the Great Differentiator, the best and most complete player of his generation. If anyone can pull Cleveland out of its struggles at least long enough ...

Lebron James Usually Makes It To The Nba Finals Regardless Of Seeding

... title belongs to the Boston Celtics , at least for the day. The loss sent a once self-assured Cavaliers locker room into disbelief , having devolved into the league’s second-worst defense since the All-Star break. Cleveland has the league’s worst defensive rating in the month of March. What’s unclear, though, is how much seeding matters to a Cavaliers team that had been No. 1 since Nov. 2015. Or, on a larger a scale, how much it matters to Le Bron James , who has made the NBA Finals for six consecutive seasons while only having the top seed twice. The Celtics aren’t a lock to retain top-dog status in the East, and Boston and Cleveland have a massive April 5 showdown with clear-cut seeding implications. But the Cavaliers don’t necessarily care about the No. 1 seed, according to ESPN’s Brian ...