LeBron & Durant working out together
#1
Posted September 13, 2012 - 12:39 PM
#2
Posted September 13, 2012 - 12:41 PM
Also I can definitely see these two pairing up in the future if there is an avenue

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#3
Posted September 13, 2012 - 01:45 PM
#4
Posted September 13, 2012 - 01:55 PM
Its a mental thing, Lebron is getting very comfortable playing vs Durant. He knows his tendencies, his weaknesses and what not
Also I can definitely see these two pairing up in the future if there is an avenue
Who are you skip bayless? lol
#5
Posted September 13, 2012 - 03:56 PM
Who are you skip bayless? lol
#6
Posted September 13, 2012 - 05:24 PM
Who are you skip bayless? lol
I just look at the 1st 2gms in the Finals last year Durant destroyed him in the 4th and yet Lebron didn't cower like he usually does he went right back at him. Hes comfortable playing vs KD now

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#7
Posted September 13, 2012 - 06:41 PM

RIP Dad. I miss you so very much...
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#8
Posted September 13, 2012 - 07:23 PM
I just look at the 1st 2gms in the Finals last year Durant destroyed him in the 4th and yet Lebron didn't cower like he usually does he went right back at him. Hes comfortable playing vs KD now
That had nothing to do with him being comfy with durant. People really thing lebron is scared of other players, he isnt he is scared of HIMSELF.
Last year their wasnt a player on the mavs that could guard him yet people say he cowered away from the moment, why? Because his shots werent falling. Lebron only gets discouraged when his shots arent going in, never who is in front of him. If lebron hit 25 shots in a row he wouldnt care who was in front of him, but if he missed 10 jumpers a high school kid could be in front of him and he would pass the ball. Lebron doesnt have the mentality of kobe and MJ we know this because unlike them if he isnt feeling his game he doesnt trust in himself, while both of those guys would want the last shot if they were 0-100 from the floor that night.
The heat had a better team this year that is why they won, not because Lebron was comfortable with durant in front of him. When durant and lebron went one on one Durant had his way with bron, while bron had a little more problems with durant on him, but luckily the refs gave him the calls early in the series, which is why you didnt see durant much on him as the series went on.
This is nothing more than two guys working out together, looking anymore in to it is just stupid.
Edited by PhillyLaker24, September 13, 2012 - 07:24 PM.
#9
Posted September 13, 2012 - 07:51 PM
As for Lebron and Durant's relationship it is Lebron trying to buddy up just incase if they want to team up...thats what happened with Wade and Bosh. Lebron is taking the Kobe approach he wants the mental edge. Look at Kobe he wants every little mental, physical and strategical edge thats why he has the most titles since he came into the League. Lebron is comfortable now, if you make him uncomfortable and give him looks where his weaker parts of the games need to be effective he'll struggle A LOT.
Edited by MDI, September 13, 2012 - 07:56 PM.

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#10
Posted September 13, 2012 - 08:53 PM
^ not really. OKC just beat themselves, Kevin Durant had a monster series on offense and did very well vs Lebron but he absolutely sucked on defense. Couldn't guard Lebron, couldnt rebound (he played PF more than half the time and grabbed only 6 rebounds a game, heck even Westbrook his own teammate as a guard out rebounded him). If you put Lebron vs a legit big man he;ll get worn down but OKC wanted to give Durant more space to operate and it cost them on defense. I dont see this small ball being propsperous next year. If you gotta beat Lebron and the Heat gotta put him in uncomfortable spots and OKC didn't do that
As for Lebron and Durant's relationship it is Lebron trying to buddy up just incase if they want to team up...thats what happened with Wade and Bosh. Lebron is taking the Kobe approach he wants the mental edge. Look at Kobe he wants every little mental, physical and strategical edge thats why he has the most titles since he came into the League. Lebron is comfortable now, if you make him uncomfortable and give him looks where his weaker parts of the games need to be effective he'll struggle A LOT.
Durant did guard lebron effectively but like I said early in the series like game one it became obvious that the refs were gonna give lebron the calls over the more lanky durant, and not give durant the equal calls back. There was talk early in the series by most major sports places saying that durant wasnt getting fair treatment as a star in the league.
However, we both digress lol. Im just saying that them practicing together means nothing. If there are benefits it goes both ways not just for bron. Also why does it matter if he gets more comfortable playing durant anyway hes not gonna be playing him in the finals again
#11
Posted September 14, 2012 - 01:05 AM
That had nothing to do with him being comfy with durant. People really thing lebron is scared of other players, he isnt he is scared of HIMSELF.
Last year their wasnt a player on the mavs that could guard him yet people say he cowered away from the moment, why? Because his shots werent falling. Lebron only gets discouraged when his shots arent going in, never who is in front of him. If lebron hit 25 shots in a row he wouldnt care who was in front of him, but if he missed 10 jumpers a high school kid could be in front of him and he would pass the ball. Lebron doesnt have the mentality of kobe and MJ we know this because unlike them if he isnt feeling his game he doesnt trust in himself, while both of those guys would want the last shot if they were 0-100 from the floor that night.
The heat had a better team this year that is why they won, not because Lebron was comfortable with durant in front of him. When durant and lebron went one on one Durant had his way with bron, while bron had a little more problems with durant on him, but luckily the refs gave him the calls early in the series, which is why you didnt see durant much on him as the series went on.
This is nothing more than two guys working out together, looking anymore in to it is just stupid.
#12
Posted September 14, 2012 - 07:50 AM
.Who are you, Stephen A. Smith?
ahaha naa Im just saying what I think. I dont see this as that big of a deal. I mean I would never know why you would work out with the enemy basically. I mean I remember Durant saying during the Olympics it was hard to see lebron every day since it was the guy that beat him in the finals. While it is weird to me, I dont think it gives lebron any sort of edge.
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