Hope someone else is watching Lebron choke again

I didn't say it was good

 

I think James could take Reed today, especially with NBA refs working the court. I mean James could lean on Reed pretty hard seeing as Reed is like 107 years old and Reed probably lacks burst without his walker

 

Only part of the game I got to see was the closing minutes of the first half.

Was the officiating seriously worse than it has been?... Because I felt like the refs flat out gave game 2 and 3 to the Heat at the end.

 

And how many 4th quarter points for LeBron?

 

I think Lebron has 6 in the 4th -- missed several, but hit a couple of big shots.

I thought the officiating was pretty average. Duece has established that he may have a bit of bias on the topic.

 

I think he had 5.. 2 pts after he got hurt and a 3 a little after

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I don't follow the NBA closely. I am only watching this series because of the huge azz-print that Lebron left on Cleveland with his "LeBron's Choice" special. I only wish chit on him ever since.

I don't usually complain about officiating because I do believe that calls usually balance out- especially in a series versus one game. But watching this series re-affirms why I don't care about the NBA. I've never seen such blatant, shameless, unmitigated one sided calls in LeBron's and Wade's favor. It appears my NBA following friends are right when they tell me- "it's always been that way in the NBA, the big names get the calls because refs figured if HE mised the shot he MUST have been fouled."

Furck the NBA. I've never liked the game much and I like it even less now. If NBA fans, media and the general public want to heap glory upon a furck-nut turd stain like LeBron and HAND him a title, then so be it. I don't want any part of it. I'm not watching any more.

 

He was 1 of 2 on free throws towards the beginning of the quarter. IBZOMGHESTERRIBLEMYLITTLESISTERHITSHERFREETHROWS!!!!!1111ONEONEoneeleven

 

Then you are in the vast minority as the officiating favoring the cHeat has been painfully obvious for awhile now. I think it really flared up when the Pacers almost beat them, and then the refs gave the cHeat games 2 and 7 in the Boston series. And then it's obviously been handed to the cHeat every time they've won in this series.

Of course, they also gave OKC one of the games against the Spurs.