LeBron on loss

[DeuceWallaces]

But when he doesn't do that you guys accuse him of playing hot potato and not wanting the ball.
He had no choice today, as Kyrie was hurt and everyone's shot was off.

I don't say shit. There's a lot of room between the 2010 Finals 4th quarters and what I just watched.

You don't need Kyrie to set a pick n' roll.

[Megabox!]

Only ISH, where your last game is the only one that matters.

A few days ago Lebron "won" the MVP when he badly outplayed Curry H2H. Now, today, he "lost" it, despite putting up a 37-8-4-3-3 game.

Of course, the Cavs still have 21 games left, including one at Atlanta, but I guess those won't mean anything... until each are played...

What's this!? A poster on ISH who actually thinks rationallly?

[Black and White]

Good on him, owning the responsibility, move on and make up for it next game.

[J Shuttlesworth]

I don't why he plays so much hero ball at the end of games. Half the plays from 4 minutes left on were a bunch of ISO's and step backs. No offense, no pick and rolls, nothing.

You'd think after getting destroyed by team ball in the finals last year that he'd know better.

This generally hasn't been the case this year. I think he was playing that way because JR, Shump, and Delly were playing so poorly. I would have liked to see Love get some touches, but Love didn't seem to be making an effort to get into position to score.

Also, he should played the 2 man game with TT. They were getting decent looks when they did that.

[ArbitraryWater]

he took the blame via twitter... just like how he called out love on twitter

thats passive aggressive leadership. real alphas keep that shit in the lockerroom and don't care about their public image. think KG, Kobe, Duncan, etc.

Please tell me your inside sources to what these guys say in the locker room.

[JohnFreeman]

Good on him, owning the responsibility, move on and make up for it next game.

Agreed

[KembaWalker]

I don't why he plays so much hero ball at the end of games. Half the plays from 4 minutes left on were a bunch of ISO's and step backs. No offense, no pick and rolls, nothing.

You'd think after getting destroyed by team ball in the finals last year that he'd know better.

Isn't that basically the Cavs offense every game, period.