ONeil / Cavs

[mhall]

The Cavs bite. And Shaq is not the reason. Nor is it his problem or burden. He's got his. And, he did all his old body could do in their last losing effort to Boston. I agree with the above post that his minutes could be managed better, but I'm sure their managed according to his health and stamina as much as his contribution or play. He was never their answer.

Absolutely great article on yahoo sports a few days ago about how pathetic Lebron is. http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slu...broncavs051210
Either the author lost money on the game, or he simply does not like Lebron because he calls him out real good. And, IMO, he's 100% correct in everything he says.

Oh, and Go Lakers!

Oh I wasn't putting this whole deal on Shaq by any means, only stating that it's probably time he hung up the sneakers. I think Cleveland is just snakebit as a sports town, they just can't get over the hump. I do not agree that Lebron is as good as Michael Jordon like alot of people say. Maybe someday, but that day hasn't came yet.

Jordon had the uncanny abilty to almost ALWAYS get it done when it really mattered, very few players in history has his track record on such games. The man was just unreal and was heads and above Lebron James at this point in their careers. Jordon also made others around him superstars, Pippen, Grant, Cartwright were all better because of Michael, Lebron has that trait but it's not as strong as Jordon's was. When you absolutely had to have a bucket or loose the game the man would just flat out get it done for ya, time and time again.

[elnutsmalljaws]

The Cavs need a COACH. Lebron has no help at all and the best player on the planet can only take you so far. Shaq does need to retire. Lakers will win it again because unlike Lebron, Kobe has help. Celtics win tonight, get killed by the Magic, Suns get killed by the Lakers, Lakers kill the Magic and another title for Jackson, Kobe and the rest of the Lakers. Sort of like Nascar and Jimmy Johnsons dominance, the Lakers win another title, HO HUM!!!!

Always was a Tubby fan and still am. I don't recall Rondo tearing it up in college. Remember an extremely talented guard that could not hit a shot outside of 15 feet or even a free throw for the matter. Sort of a rich man's Wayne Turner to me in college but really blossomed in the pros. Some kids are better pros than college, some are better college than pro players.