Lebron is being a little too serious about this. I realize the internet has gone crazy with meme’s and jokes since Steph Curry embarrassed Chris Paul with that mean behind the back crossover, but it is all in good fun. Bron, who is one of CP3’s best friends felt the need to step up and defend his boy, but he made sense with what he was saying.
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James went to social media Wednesday night to commend his good friend on bouncing back by producing 41 points, 17 assists and four steals the very next night in a win over the Portland Trail Blazers.
“It’s just our league,” he said. “That’s how people view. If you’re good enough, you’re going to get hit with something and if people talk about it, that means you’ve done something. So you have fun with it, people have fun with it and you move on. It won’t be the first time, it won’t be the last time somebody gets hit with a move in our league.”
The league is full of talented, creative players who on any given play down the court can make spectacular things happen in a blink of an eye. If a player lasts long enough in this league, he’s probably been on the bad end of a highlight.
James has been on both sides of the fence.
“I’ve been crossed, I’ve been dunked on, and that’s OK,” James said. “But if you add how many times I’ve been dunked on and crossed compared to how many times I’ve crossed and dunked on people, my number outweighs. And I bet it’s the same for Chris Paul, how may times he’s crossed people compared to him being crossed over. So we know the numbers.”
