Money can't buy class

[Cutter14]

Not much of a basketball fan but watched the last few minutes of the Nuggets Lakers game tonight--when the game ended a lot of players from both teams were shaking hands--LeBron left the court right away--in my opinion that showed a complete lack of class

[P.Rosa]

Originally Posted by Cutter14

Not much of a basketball fan but watched the last few minutes of the Nuggets Lakers game tonight--when the game ended a lot of players from both teams were shaking hands--LeBron left the court right away--in my opinion that showed a complete lack of class

Maybe he had to go to the can.

[Inner Dirt]

Lebron never had any class, he is a race baiting POS.

[Robert Fischer]

He's got some great talent for his job. Size and athleticism.
Good work ethic. Everybody takes PEDs today, and you can say he's juiced up, but it's part of the game and I give him a little credit in the work ethic dept. there as well. They get paid outrageously, but it's not a natural sort of thing necessarily with the NBA and corporations media propaganda the PEDs the pressure.

Some fans love him, some hate him.

Never captivated or entertained me, never impressed me as a game-deciding 'winner' type of player, but I've sort of lost the novelty from when I saw them use Mike first in the same ways.

Jordan and those Nike guys caught my attention, and I didn't see everything back then, it was more 'magical' or whatever.

[Cutter14]

Originally Posted by Robert Fischer

He's got some great talent for his job. Size and athleticism.
Good work ethic. Everybody takes PEDs today, and you can say he's juiced up, but it's part of the game and I give him a little credit in the work ethic dept. there as well. They get paid outrageously, but it's not a natural sort of thing necessarily with the NBA and corporations media propaganda the PEDs the pressure.

Some fans love him, some hate him.

Never captivated or entertained me, never impressed me as a game-deciding 'winner' type of player, but I've sort of lost the novelty from when I saw them use Mike first in the same ways.

Jordan and those Nike guys caught my attention, and I didn't see everything back then, it was more 'magical' or whatever.

I'm not questioning his talent-I'm just saying his walking off shows me -NO CLASS on his part

[thaskalos]

When you've got all the money, you don't need any "class". All the people that you'll ever need will flock to you even though you are "classless". That's the world in which we live.

[RayT]

Originally Posted by Cutter14

I'm not questioning his talent-I'm just saying his walking off shows me -NO CLASS on his part

Him too ?????

https://nypost.com/2020/10/23/tom-br...nd-after-loss/

Maybe it is he just hates losing and shaking hands acknowledges it.

[Cutter14]

Originally Posted by RayT

Him too ?????

https://nypost.com/2020/10/23/tom-br...nd-after-loss/

Maybe it is he just hates losing and shaking hands acknowledges it.

Yes him too but this post is about LeBron--If you think he hates losing and then shaking hands and that is your thought good for you,but for me I don't buy that BS..

[jimmyb]

One of the things I love about hockey is the tradition of players shaking hands after a series. Very much a contact sport, and i'm sure some bad blood exists, but the tradition always seems to overshadow any animosity.

[Cutter14]

Originally Posted by jimmyb

One of the things I love about hockey is the tradition of players shaking hands after a series. Very much a contact sport, and i'm sure some bad blood exists, but the tradition always seems to overshadow any animosity.

I agree whole heartedly