Thursday, December 31, 2009

Happy New Year!

Just a quick post before the year ends:

Goodbye 2009; Hello 2010!

Happy New Year everyone! ^_^
Thursday, December 3, 2009

New Jersey Nets at 0-18 start

Again, let's take a time out from King Lebron James news and focus on the New Jersey Nets NBA record-breaking start! That is 18 straight games and 18 straight losses to start the season! That record would pretty much be a laurel on their leaf, in fact, most of the players on the current New Jersey roster has pointed out that they don't want to be part of that record, but guess what, they just did!

The question now is, who will New Jersey beat first for the first W of the season? Every team on the NBA does not want that either, being the first team to be defeated by the winless New Jersey Nets. Please answer the poll.
Which NBA team will New Jersey Nets beat first?

  

I personally think that if Minnesota and New Jersey Nets will play again for this season, the New Jersey Nets will win. At least they have something to look forward to.

Allen Iverson is back with Philly

Timeout for King Lebron James and timeout for Allen Iverson's retirement. Allen Iverson is back! The former NBA MVP and scoring champion is back! And he is back for the team that drafted him #1 on the 1996 draft and with the team who he had a bitter departure with, the Philadelphia 76ers.

Coach Eddie Jordan said Iverson likely will start and stay the entire season.
"I told him I would like for him to start, and that's where it sort of ended," Jordan said. "And he was really like a kid at Christmas."
What was failed to be mentioned though is if Allen Iverson will start the entire season once Lou Williams will be back after injury. For now, this is a good move by the Philadelphia 76ers knowing that they already have big-money players in Andre Igoudala and Elton Brand and they badly need to win. What is left to ponder is what happens at the later part of the season. Will Allen Iverson start over Lou Williams? How many minutes will he play once Lou Williams is back?
Sunday, November 15, 2009

King LeBron James to change Jersey Number in respect for Jordan

Cavaliers star LeBron James says he will trade in his No. 23 uniform number for No. 6 after this season, out of respect for the greatest basketball player of all-time — and/or in an effort to increase merchandising sales.

Following Thursday night's win in Miami,with Jordan in attendance, LeBron James made the comments

"I just think what Michael Jordan has done for the game has to be recognized some way soon," James said. "There would be no LeBron James(notes), no Kobe Bryant(notes), no Dwyane Wade(notes) if there wasn't Michael Jordan first.

"He can't get the logo, and if he can't, something has to be done. I feel like no NBA player should wear 23. I'm starting a petition, and I've got to get everyone in the NBA to sign it. Now, if I'm not going to wear No. 23, then nobody else should be able to wear it."


Well, if you want to know why he would want to use No. 6, No. 6 was James' Olympic number, Julius Erving, who rocked it, is second-favorite player ever, and LBJ's first child was born on Oct. 6; his second in June (the sixth month).

Kobe Bryant changed from 8 to 24 (2x4=8) and Lebron James will change 23 to 6 (2x3=6). Is this coincidence or what?
Wednesday, November 4, 2009

After 2 Losses, Cavs bounce back with 3

Back from the dead! Just go so frustrated with last season's outcome that I forgot this blog existed. Anyhow, the King Lebron James, and the Cleveland Cavaliers has bounced back after 2 straight losses to start the new season.
Tonight's game proved a good sign for newly-acquired Shaquille O'neal as he has a season-high 21 points as the Cleveland Cavaliers won against longtime-rival Washington Wizards!
Let's keep our fingers crossed everyone!
A ring for the KING!!
Tuesday, July 14, 2009

New season ahead for the King; A ring for the King

"My motto is very simple," O'Neal said. "'Win a Ring for the King."

Such strong words from the newly acquired big man for Cleveland Cavaliers.The Hall-of-fFme bound Shaquille O'neal was acquired by Cleveland from a trade with the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Sasha Pavlovic and Ben Wallace and he was welcomed by a team that believes he can bring this title-thirsty region its first major pro sports crown in 45 years.

During the NBA 2009 Eastern Conference Finals against the Orlando Magic, where Cleveland was pretty much favored to win, Cleveland failed to deliver. They had matchup problems at most positions, and that does not include the center position where Dwight Howard and even backup center Marcin Gortat was doing their damage.

"It's LeBron's team," he said. "He's the captain. This is the time in my career where I can fit in. I'm now in the security business. My job is to protect the King, and that's what I'm here to do."

"My sons love LeBron more than they love me," he said. "I'm just a little jealous about it."

I personally think this is a good trade by the Cleveland Cavaliers. You gave up Ben Wallace, who at the end of the season has expressed thoughts of retiring after a very steady NBA career, and Sasha Pavlovic, who is a decent shooter but too turnover-prone, for a Hall-of-Fame bound center in Shaquille O'neal, who at 36, can still be a force in the middle.

Could the Big Cactus be the "Big Answer" the Cleveland Cavaliers needs to get that championship? Might as well change Shaquille O'neals monicker to the "Big Answer". What a brilliant idea from me (not sure if others have opened it up though).

Could he be the missing piece in Clevelands bid for the NBA Championship? Could he be the Robin to Lebron James? Can he still deliver after a stellar performance last season in Phoenix?
Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Lebron James and the Cavaliers lose Game 3 and 4

Four games has passed in the 2009 NBA East Finals, and there has been no sweep yet, nor is the Cleveland Cavaliers leading in the series, in fact, they are now behind 2 games against the Orlando Magic. Lebron James and the Cavaliers lost Game 3 and 4 in Orlando, and the Orlando Magic took a 3-1 advantage over the "best" regular season team, the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Cavaliers have not shown that they are the best team in the regular season with 66 wins. King Lebron James has been consistently scoring 40 plus points per outing, but his teammates has been struggling with their shots from the floor. King James has been ballhogging because his teammates have been missing badly with their shots. They seem to have no answer for they find an answer to Dwight Howard, Hedo Turkoglu and Rashad Lewis.

As of now, we still wait to see the "66-win team" Cavaliers play basketball like they did 2 months ago. We are still waiting for James' teammates to bounce back from the struggles and prove that they are indee worthy to be called the best team. We are still believing that they can still pull it off.

But, will the Cavaliers able to bounce back from a 3-1 deficit in the series? Will they be called Eastern Conference champions? Will they be crowned NBA champions? I still believe.
Sunday, May 24, 2009

Lebron James sinks game winner; Cavaliers snatch Game 2

With 1 second to left in the game clock, the King Lebron James took the inbound pass, got a clean look and took a 3-point shot from the top of the arc over a rushing Hedo Turkoglo, and made the shot every great player makes. For a few seconds, it looked as if Turkoglu would be the hero and the Magic would be halfway to their first appearance in the finals since 1995. James wouldn’t allow it.

The Cleveland Cavaliers started out strong in Game 2 and once again faded in the 4th quarter with a surge from the Orlando Magic. It was as if the Orlando Magic was going to take a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals, but the King Lebron James rescued the Cavaliers with a buzzer-beater to beat the clock. Taking the inbounds pass from Mo Williams. James only had time to turn his shoulders toward the rim and fire, and he made the shot. It was an identical shot that another man with also wore a #23 on his jersey took agains the Cleveland Cavaliers in 1989, Michael Jordan's famous shot over the outstretched hands of Craig Ehlo.

Rashard Lewis scored 23 points and Turkoglu had 21 for the Magic, who have now lost four games at the buzzer in these playoffs. Dwight Howard(notes) scored 10— 20 below his Game 1 performance—and added 18 rebounds.

Williams had 19 points, Zydrunas Ilguaskas had 12 points and 15 rebounds for Cleveland and Lebron James had 35 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists.

Game 3 is Sunday night in Orlando, where the Magic beat the Cavaliers twice this season and thumped them by 29 points on April 3.


Thursday, May 21, 2009

Lebron James and the Cavaliers loses Game 1 against the Orlando Magic

Dwight Howard broke the shot clock with a monstrous dunk in the opening minutes and it proved to be signs that they were going to stun the Cavaliers. The Cleveland Cavaliers finally met their match in the playoffs.

Dwight Howard scored 30 points, Rashard Lewis added 22 and the Orlando Magic rallied from a 15-point halftime deficit to hand LeBron James and the Cavaliers their first loss of the postseason, 107-106 in the Eastern Conference finals opener.

King Lebron James finished with 49 points, eight assists and six rebounds but it was enough to give the Cavaliers their 9th win in the postseason when the Cleveland Cavaliers got complacent and lost their offensive rhythm in the third quarter. They stood around either waiting for James to do something or settled for jump shots that didn’t fall and that proved too costly for them.

The Cavaliers lost their first game in the 2009 NBA playoffs and they are no longer untested, no longer unbeaten.

It's back to the drawing boards for the Cavaliers. Let's bounce back!
Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Lebron James and the Cavaliers sweeps Atlanta Hawks

Bring out LeBroom! Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers swept the Atlanta Hawks with a 84-74 in Game 4 of their 2009 NBA Playoffs 2nd round matchup.

James scored a lowly 27 points, way below his playoffs averages, but was just enough to finish the Hawks in 4 games with a balanced attack from the other Cavaliers. Delonte West and Mo Williams showed Cleveland isn’t just about Lebron James, hitting huge shots down the stretch. Lebron James lead the balanced attach with 27 points, 8 assists and 8 rebounds.

The Cavs extended their NBA-record streak of double-digit playoff wins to eight in a row. They will be facing the winner of Orlando vs. Boston in the Eastern Conference finals.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Lebron James is King: 2009 NBA MVP

ALL HAIL THE KING! A monster at both ends of the floor this season, Lebron James is the NBA’s Most Valuable Player.

James is the youngest player to win the award since Moses Malone at 24 years, 106 days on the last day of the regular season.Wes Unseld was 23 when he won it in 1968-69 while Moses Malone was 24 years old, 16 days.

James, led the Cleveland Cavaliers to a team-record 66 regular-season wins and took the top overall seed in the playoffs, will receive the award Monday. King Lebron James chose Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, his alma mater, for the presentation of the NBA MVP award.

Lebron James will be the first Cavaliers player to win the MVP award. On his sixth season as a pro, he averaged 28.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 7.2 assists this season. To top it all off, he also finished second in voting for defensive player of the year, making him one of the the league’s most dominant two-way player since Michael Jordan.
Monday, April 27, 2009

Lebron James and the Cavaliers sweeps Pistons

Lebron James had 36 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 99-78 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Sunday, sweeping the Eastern Conference first-round series.

It was a sweep everybody has predicted in this 1st round match up by the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Detroit Pistons. The Detroit Pistons was in the conference finals the past six years, the longest such streak in the NBA since the Los Angeles Lakers’ run two decades ago. The Pistons, the only Eastern Conference team in the playoffs for an eighth straight year, had advanced in each of the previous seven postseasons, but this year, they'll be cutoff in the 1st round courtesy of Lebron James and and the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Now the Cavaliers will wait for the winner of the 1st round matchup between the Atlanta Hawks and the Miami Heat.

To the 2nd round of the NBA Playoffs we go!
Sunday, April 19, 2009

King James and the Cavs take Game 1

20,000 fans in the Quickloans Arena and a lot of TV audience watched how Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers easily cruised past the Detroit Pistons in the Game 1 matchup for their best-of-7 1st round matchup for the NBA East Playoffs. King James and the Cavaliers took Game 1 from the Detroit Pistons that easy.

King Lebron James banked in a jawdropping 3-pointer at the end of the first half and finished with 38 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists as the Cavaliers bagged Game 1 on their quest for a first NBA championship with a 102-84 win over the Pistons in Game 1 1st round matchup for the NBA East Playoffs on Saturday.

The Detroit Pistons has met James and the Cavaliers in several occasions, but still they don't know how to stop James. Unfortunately for them, they'll still get to deal with the same problem for 3-5 games more if this 1st round matchup goes to 7.

More updates on Game 2.. Stay posted. ^_^

King James and the Cavs gains best record

King Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers cruise past the 2009 NBA Season to end with the the best record of the regular season for the start of the 2009 NBA Playoffs. They have done all the work they needed to do in the regular season, so they need to do even better in the NBA Playoffs so as not to spoil any efforts done.

The 1st round Game 1 matchup will be between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Detroit Pistons.The Cleveland Cavaliers years ended the regular season with the best record in the 2009 NBA season with a 66-16 W-L card while the Pistons seeded 8th with a lowly 39-43 W-L card. This matchup was the Finals matchup in the 2007 NBA East Finals, but this is not the case now. The 2009 Cleveland Cavaliers, is way better than the young club last 2007.

Cleveland Cavaliers in 2009 NBA East Playoffs Round 1 matchup in... 5 games. ^_^
Friday, January 23, 2009

James will Fuel EAST in '09 All-Star


The KING Lebron James is now leading as the starting small forward for the East Team of the coming NBA All Star 09 in Phoenix. Dwight Howard is leading all vote-getters with a record-breaking 3 million votes as of the moment while our main man King Lebron is also nearing that vote.

The fan balloting for the East did not really bring much surprise. The East All-Star Starting lineup will showcase Miami’s Dwyane Wade (2,741,413) and Detroit’s Allen Iverson (1,804,649) will be in the East’s backcourt, alongside reigning All-Star MVP LeBron James of Cleveland (2,940,823) and Boston’s Kevin Garnett (2,066,833), who beat New Jersey’s Yi Jianlian for the starting nod by 253,004 votes.

As the All-Star date approaches, every fan is now excited to see every star showcase their talents. Will the EAST do a repeat and win this year? Will our KING LEBRON JAMES be able to also do a threepeat and win another All-Star MVP?
Thursday, January 1, 2009

Lebron James turns 24

James turned 24 last December 30, while his team played against the Miami Heat.

On the day he turned 24, James scored 24 of his 38 points in the second half, almost enough to rally Cleveland out of its biggest deficit of the season, a 16-point hole at halftime.

James' pro record on birthdays now drops to 0-3 with no luck at a W at all since playing in the NBA on his birthdays.

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