LeBron James took alot of Heat for the way their season ended, as well as how it began with the whole extravaganza they put on. Later he boasted about how easy it would be once they got on the court. Apparently it is not as easy as he thought it would be. All of this led back to the same questions people have had year in and year out about this guy.
If you are LeBron James, with this off season what do you do take make sure you end up with better results at the end of this next season (if there is one)?
D Professor: I don't blame LeBron. I blame his enablers. People been kissing his ass since he was in 6th grade just to be his homeboy and get a piece of that check. But now he has to take responsibility and get better. My gripe with LB is he holds the ball too long in post, plays hot potato when the jumper aint working. Nothing is there in between. What is it with superstars that they stop going to the cup? I have the perfect recipe/storm for LB and Heat, sign Allen Iverson. He could be the mentor LB needs, especially if he wants to be a villain. Nobody was more hated by white ceos that AI. But beyond that, AI always got to the basket or got to elbow for pull up jumper. Besides that, he will have to play with somebody that is not his friend and somebody that will not be afraid to tell him or DWade they fuckin up.
Ebizz: He must start by going to see the wizard because he needs a bigger heart.
This could in fact, help him play up to his capability in difficult situations. The next stop needs to be visiting Hakeem Olajuwon for some post moves which are most definitely needed in his arsenal. I also think it doesnt help that his whole crew is in his age range. A little bit of veteran encouragement in the form of a mentor could be helpful for all of these young guys entering the NBA. Some cases too experience is the best teacher.
B Reason: The 1st thing "Prince" James needs to do is have a sit down with Nike and have them remove all the crowns from any of his logos... because he is in no way royalty, more like a royal jester if anything right now. Send his ass to The Rucker for a summer earn some heart and learn how to deal with trash talking. He cant get all emotional because somebody talking bout his mama or his baby mama.
KeFarin: I would shut up and play ball. In Cleveland he loved being the hero. Now that he is in Mia, he seems to be having trouble adjusting to being the villain. I thought that he had gotten over the early season adjustments he had to make when he dominated the entire second half of the season and the first three rounds of the playoffs. We saw his entire demeanor change in the finals when the heat faced their first real adversity. Then he start talking about how his haters are gonna have the same problems tomorrow that they had yesterday...
C'mon Son!
Man up, Show up, and Shut up!
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