Friday, February 10th, 2012 at 10:35 am | 59 responses
Video: ‘Inside the NBA’ on LeBron James’ Hairline Decision
The TNT crew with what might be its best segment of the year.
TNT’s “Inside the NBA“, everyone’s favorite NBA studio show, hasn’t totally lived up to standards this season (the integration of Shaquille O’Neal into the program has been hit-and-miss.) But last night, they were back on their game with the production of a classic and hilarious segment, during which they spoofed LeBron’s infamous “The Decision”.
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LONG… LIVE… THE KING.
Otherwise its probably gonna lead to some dumb stories about lebron not handeling the peer pressure. Or perkins blaming lebron for getting dunked on by muggsy bogues. Some crap like that.
Grab some spray paint, and keep it moving.
Whether they talk about you in a positive way, or in a negative way, it is respect. As long as they’re saying something.
Know what I mean?
The best thing LeBron can do to deflect all the hate towards him is to win and win now. No one really liked Kobe when Shaq left and we he started winning you could notice more jock riders than usual. So bottom line is when you win people have nothing to hate on.
When (if) he gets the ring(s), the knock on him will be, “Well it took him a decade!” type of thing.
And people really do love him.
Outgoing, people say he’s fun to party with.
Also, I would argue that The King is taken seriously, for every perceived failure, there is intense chatter. If he weren’t taken seriously, they would treat him like a John Starks, or a Nick Anderson after a bad game or series.
They don’t take Starks or Anderson seriously.
The King could NEVER miss 4 straight free throws in The Finals.
Or, pitch a 2-18 in The Finals.
He’d have to retire on the spot. lol
I feel you.
Men who engage in conversation about another mans hair on a weekly basis…”GAY GAY GAY” to quote lil Duval.
Because that’s what men do with other men in fraternal groups. We find your obvious weak points and tease you mercilessly.
I mean, that’s what we did when I played sports.
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