LeBron James’ legacy took a bit of a hit on Tuesday night as the Cleveland Cavaliers lost to the Golden State Warriors. The loss dropped James NBA Finals record to 2-4. During the postgame press conference James was asked if in the end does he question if it’s all worth it. He answered and touched on if he would rather not make the Finals at all.
NFL: Terrell Owens Endorses Donald Trump For President of the United States
Donald Trump officially announced that he is running for president and he already has his first celebrity supporter, Terrell Owens. The former NFL players says he supports his former boss’ run for the presidency because “he won’t put up with B.S.”
(Video) NBA: After Finals Loss, Lebron James Points Out Kyrie Irving & Kevin Love Were Injured
The Golden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 105-97 in game 6 winning the series 4-2. Despite LeBron James efforts, it simply wasn’t enough to stop the surging Warriors. During the postgame press conference James was disappointed, subdued, and contemplative. His overall demeanor was described in five words, “We ran out of talent.” The Cavaliers were without two-thirds of the “Big 3”, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love and they also were without center Anderson Varejao. During the presser, James was sure to continually point that out.
(Photo) NBA: Andre Iguodala Wins Finals MVP, LeBron Gets Votes, Stephen Curry Got None!
As you know, the Golden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday night 105-97, winning the NBA Championship 4-2. Andre Iguodala was awarded the Finals MVP as many people predicted but the votes were shown and surprisingly, the league MVP and leader of the Warriors, Stephen Curry didn’t receive a single vote.
NBA Report: Brooklyn Nets Shopping Mason Plumlee to Move Up in the Draft
The 2015 NBA Draft is less than two weeks away so reports are kicking up a notch about teams possibly trading to move up in the draft. The Brooklyn Nets are reportedly one of those teams.
NBA: Kings Exec Vlade Divac Says He’ll Consider Trading DeMarcus Cousins If It’s For Michael Jordan
There’s been a lot of talk about the possibility of trading DeMarcus Cousins but here’s the reality: The Kings organization has no real desire to trade him. They know they have a franchise cornerstone piece in the young center and new coach George Karl likes him. Cousins himself doesn’t want to be traded from Sacramento, either. That however doesn’t mean that he trusts management, there’s still a small rift but he’s not trying to push his way out the door, either… Yet.
