LeBron is feeling it!
January 31, 2008 by James Edwards
Filed under Cleveland Cavaliers, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers, Portland Trailblazers
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LeBron has lately been Mr. 4th quarter
LeBron.
Maybe we should just end this right there.
It could be one of those existential things.
LeBron.
You would nod your head and repeat, “LeBron”.
Somehow we would all know what was meant.
Right now it means “Look out in the fourth quarter, because LeBron is taking over!”
LeBron just got done beating the Lakers and Kobe in the fourth on Sunday.
Now he has done it to the Trailblazers.
Frustrated by a couple of blocked shots, James took over against the Portland Trail Blazers and made a reverse layup with less than a second left to give the Cleveland Cavaliers an 84-83 victory Wednesday night.
James scored 17 points in the fourth quarter — two more than the entire Portland team. Teammate Zydrunas Ilgauskas said James became frustrated when he was blocked twice by Blazers center Joel Przybilla.
“LeBron came down the court and he was really angry at himself. And then he took over,” Ilgauskas said. “I don’t think he missed the rest of the game.” source
Since watching LeBron dispatch the Pistons from last year’s playoffs, one gets the sense there are starting to be more and more nights that LeBron can have spurts where he can totally control a game.
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Last year, we’ve had the same experience with Carmelo Anthony, Mr Big Shot, huh~
This year Lebron James stands out. What i see is, he is the only person who can lead a team without much teammates’ helps after MJ. Actually few years ago AI “almost” did it with coach Brown. Then last playoff, James “almost” did that too. But this year isn’t easy for him, same to Kobe. Because the Celtics Big-Three are going to show them what’s the real champion looks like!
I’m not a psychiatrist, but I’m thinking it may be unwise to taunt LeBron James from the stands. You won’t like him when he’s angry.
Who taunted James last year against my Pistons? James woke up and exploded!