Tuesday, May 11, 2010

5 Reasons To Root For Boston In Game 5



1. Rajon Rondo. He's tough and fearless and comes with none of the dancing and preening LeBron brings. James thinks he can guard Rondo in game 5 but the 6'1" guard isn't flinching. He said, "I really don't care who's guarding me. If he checks me, he checks me. It's not going to change the way we run our offense." 
Rondo may be smaller than LeBron, but his heart and quickness could give him the advantage in this matchup. He's outrebounding James 33-31 in the series despite giving up 8 inches. He has twice as many assists and has a slight edge in FG percentage while averagine 21 ppg. 
2. LeBron is overrated. Yeah he can ball. Yeah he's big, fast and powerful. But how can he be king when he hasn't won anything? Rajon, Kevin, Paul, Ray, Kendrick & Sheed already have rings. James should be calling them kings.
3. LeBron cries and begs for calls too much. He's 2nd in FT attempts in this year's playoffs yet he keeps begging for more calls. We need less bawling and more balling. 
4. See what I mean? Here he goes into one of his little dance moves to try to seduce the ref into a call. Like Bill Walton used to say of Karl Malone, "We need an MVP play. Stop crying and make a play."
5. How hard will you laugh when he's crying on Shaq's breast after losing the series in game 6?


    

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