Holy crap I'm going to get banned for posting this but I can't help it

[3ba11]

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Pure comedy from the JJ Redick podcast:



JJ Redick: I watched that 09 ECF again recently and you had no chance against us.. One of the big issues was we had Jameer Nelson that could hit threes off-the-dribble - it changes everything"

Lebron: Of course... spot on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUsTBPBalTo&t=02m56s


However........... Jameer Nelson (an all-star)............ didn't play in the series..... he was hurt.

lmao... :facepalm:roll::banana:..... the fraud is real

I encourage everyone to watch the rest of the video because it spits hot fire - pure FACTS about why Lebron lost the 09' ECF and comparisons to other stars in the exact same situation.

Ultimately, there's fake news like the Lebron/Redick poscast, and there's the historical record that shows Orlando had the injury excuse but still won.. That's like Lebron winning the 15' Finals or the 21' 1st Round (which he should've won anyway).

Ultimately, Lebron lost the 2009 ECF as a -700 favorite because he was too ball-dominant at high scoring volume, while also having the massive choke of 7 turnovers in the 4th quarter of Game 4 that swung the series.. For the series overall, Lebron became a 12 turnover per game player in clutch-time (last 5 within 5) - it's impossible for any team to win a close game if the primary ballhandler turns into a 12 turnover per game player in clutch-time..

To top it off, Lebron had the goat defensive choke by guarding Courtney Lee instead of providing the height/agility required to defend the Magic forwards (Hedo or Lewis).. So he lost as the favorite because of this defensive blunder, coupled with his ball-dominance at high scoring level (weak brand of ball), and of course his turnover machine in the clutch (and actually ABYSMAL clutch play as the video details).

[BarberSchool]

With Hedo running all the pick and rolls in those 4th quarters in that series, not scoring a ton, but making all the defense sink in to cover the permanent lob threat that was Dwight, as well as Hedo’s short/floater/pivot game … why wouldn’t you want LeFraud Shames to guard him with better strength and standing reach to disrupt Hedo’s passes in every direction and Lobs to Dwight ?

[warriorfan]

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Pure comedy from the JJ Redick podcast:



JJ Redick: I watched that 09 ECF again recently and you had no chance against us.. One of the big issues was we had Jameer Nelson that could hit threes off-the-dribble - it changes everything"

Lebron: Of course... spot on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUsTBPBalTo&t=02m56s


However........... Jameer Nelson (an all-star)............ didn't play in the series..... he was hurt.

lmao... :facepalm:roll::banana:..... the fraud is real

I encourage everyone to watch the rest of the video because it spits hot fire - pure FACTS about why Lebron lost the 09' ECF and comparisons to other stars in the exact same situation.

Ultimately, there's fake news like the Lebron/Redick poscast, and there's the historical record that shows Orlando had the injury excuse but still won.. That's like Lebron winning the 15' Finals or the 21' 1st Round (which he should've won anyway).

Ultimately, Lebron lost the 2009 ECF as a -700 favorite because he was too ball-dominant at high scoring volume, while also having the massive choke of 7 turnovers in the 4th quarter of Game 4 that swung the series.. For the series overall, Lebron became a 12 turnover per game player in clutch-time (last 5 within 5) - it's impossible for any team to win a close game if the primary ballhandler turns into a 12 turnover per game player in clutch-time..

To top it off, Lebron had the goat defensive choke by guarding Courtney Lee instead of providing the height/agility required to defend the Magic forwards (Hedo or Lewis).. So he lost as the favorite because of this defensive blunder, coupled with his ball-dominance at high scoring level (weak brand of ball), and of course his turnover machine in the clutch (and actually ABYSMAL clutch play as the video details).

Hahahahaha

Dude hyping jameer is funny enough but yeah, dude didn’t even play, Lebron got smoked by Skip to my lou :roll:

jameer came back for the finals tho



we done with jj reddick

[3ba11]

Hahahahaha

Dude hyping jameer is funny enough but yeah, dude didn’t even play, Lebron got smoked by Skip to my lou :roll:

jameer came back for the finals tho



we done with jj reddick


the look of surprise on Lebron's face when Redick brings up Jameer - like he knows Jameer was hurt and is surprised that JJ didn't know, or forgot, or lied about watching recently

[warriorfan]

the look of surprise on Lebron's face when Redick brings up Jameer - like he knows Jameer was hurt and is surprised that JJ didn't know, or forgot, or lied about watching recently

:roll:

amazing

[tpols]

It goes to show that guys like jj Reddick are on the WWE payroll. To the point they have to blatantly lie about things.

[1987_Lakers]

The most hilarious shit about this thread is I've caught 3ball in a bunch of lies over the years when it comes to players, teams and or stats and he just blames it on "bad memory".

[tpols]

The most hilarious shit about this thread is I've caught 3ball in a bunch of lies over the years when it comes to players, teams and or stats and he just blames it on "bad memory".

It's on another level when you played on the same team and in the same series and are glazing on something. That's Zesty.

[1987_Lakers]

It's on another level when you played on the same team and in the same series and are glazing on something. That's Zesty.

A series that happened 15 years ago.

I saw a Draymond clip about a week or two ago and he couldn't even recall who the Warriors played in the 1st round in 2022.

[FultzNationRISE]

Guys, Redick was clearly referring to the psychological impact of KNOWING what Nelson does for that team on the court, and then having to account for how that is going to affect the scheming when hes NOT there, and cross referencing all those various possibilities and trying to deal with the Magic while all those multitudes of factors are in play.

This made beating them basically impossible. Lebron was up against impossible odds. The Magic brought heavy artillery to the fight and Lebron’s teammates were a Toys R Us sword.

If anything this conversation fully vindicates and absolves Lebron for that loss.

[tpols]

A series that happened 15 years ago.

I saw a Draymond clip about a week or two ago and he couldn't even recall who the Warriors played in the 1st round in 2022.

Dray is a... special case. No discrimination here.

[1987_Lakers]

Guys, Redick was clearly referring to the psychological impact of KNOWING what Nelson does for that team on the court, and then having to account for how that is going to affect the scheming when hes NOT there, and cross referencing all those various possibilities and trying to deal with the Magic while all those multitudes of factors are in play.

This made beating them basically impossible. Lebron was up against impossible odds. The Magic brought heavy artillery to the fight and Lebron’s teammates were a Toys R Us sword.

If anything this conversation fully vindicates and absolves Lebron for that loss.

:oldlol:

[BarberSchool]

NBA Players implicated in the BioGenesis scandal:

Jameer Nelson
Rashard Lewis
Gilbert Arenas
LeBron James
Russell Westbrook

Players found guilty and suspended form the following NBA season, in the biogenesis scandal:

Rashard Lewis.

Perhaps LeFraud Shames reaction was merely from hearing the name of his co-D

[3ba11]

The most hilarious shit about this thread is I've caught 3ball in a bunch of lies over the years when it comes to players, teams and or stats and he just blames it on "bad memory".


I've never made such a big error.. I've never blamed a series loss on a guy that never even played in the series.. wtf give me a little credit - show me where I made such a huge error.

They cited Jameer as a major reason for the loss, which wasn't true, so it's fraud - they ignored that Lebron had worst-ever clutch performance in that series, along with horrific brand at high volume, and goat defensive decisions/blunders, as detailed in the OP (decision to guard Lee).

Furthermore, the video in the OP shows how tons of guys had great numbers in various series but were still widely recognized as the reason for the loss due to bad clutch-time play - this includes "Tragic" Johnson in 1984 Finals (19/8/14 on 56%) or MJ in 1995 semis (31/6/4) and many more examples cited in the video where a guy had great stats but is widely recognized as costing the series due to bad clutch-time play.. Lebron CLEARLY caused loss with his worst-ever clutch-time play in that series - it's historical record as detailed in the video

[Da_Realist]

A series that happened 15 years ago.

I saw a Draymond clip about a week or two ago and he couldn't even recall who the Warriors played in the 1st round in 2022.

Didn't JJ say he "just watched that 09 ECF again recently"?

[warriorfan]

Didn't JJ say he "just watched that 09 ECF again recently"?

we done with jj redick

[ImKobe]

JJ is full of shit? Who woulda guessed. That was one of the greatest upsets because Orlando was down one of their stars. Bron had great counting stats but he shot 39% 44% and 40% in their last 3 losses and missed some FTs in close games and had some bad turnover ones too.

Orlando won because of Dwight and because of their length on the perimeter. They played single coverage on Bron for the most part which took away some of the defensive breakdowns they would've had otherwise. They were fine with giving Bron his as long as his teammates didn't get easy looks. Bron had 42.6/25/75 shooting splits in the last 4 games. Great raw numbers & all, but they managed to limit him and his teammates at the end of the day, and the Cavs had no answer for Dwight.

[kuniva_dAMiGhTy]

Didn't JJ say he "just watched that 09 ECF again recently"?

Hey, do you still got your Youtube channel up? Was looking for FULL games and remember you used to upload them frequently.

If not, I'd like to acquire some of your DVDs. Got a way I can contact you?