Comments on: Bravo LeBron *Shakes Head*… http://www.ickscorner.com/2009/11/bravo-lebron-shakes-head/ Wed, 27 Apr 2011 12:25:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Praise And Worship CD http://www.ickscorner.com/2009/11/bravo-lebron-shakes-head/comment-page-1/#comment-10896 Praise And Worship CD Wed, 26 May 2010 05:15:56 +0000 http://www.ickscorner.com/?p=4198#comment-10896 associated with a fantabulous post this is. In seen this kind of beneficial post. I'm thankful to a person and anticipate more number of posts like these. Thank you very much. associated with a fantabulous post this is. In seen this kind of beneficial post. I’m thankful to a person and anticipate more number of posts like these. Thank you very much.

]]> By: Ick http://www.ickscorner.com/2009/11/bravo-lebron-shakes-head/comment-page-1/#comment-7527 Ick Sun, 15 Nov 2009 01:12:05 +0000 http://www.ickscorner.com/?p=4198#comment-7527 @ Lajitas - I was like 11 when I was doing that, stop living in the past! LOL @ Silent E - James is just trying to boost his jersey sales. Kobe did the same thing a few years back. @ Liverdamage - Brad Davis? Really? *shakes head* @ Lajitas – I was like 11 when I was doing that, stop living in the past! LOL

@ Silent E – James is just trying to boost his jersey sales. Kobe did the same thing a few years back.

@ Liverdamage – Brad Davis? Really? *shakes head*

]]> By: Liverdamage http://www.ickscorner.com/2009/11/bravo-lebron-shakes-head/comment-page-1/#comment-7518 Liverdamage Sat, 14 Nov 2009 16:52:14 +0000 http://www.ickscorner.com/?p=4198#comment-7518 The NBA should retire the number 15 in honor of the greatest player ever: Brad Davis! The NBA should retire the number 15 in honor of the greatest player ever: Brad Davis!

]]> By: silent E http://www.ickscorner.com/2009/11/bravo-lebron-shakes-head/comment-page-1/#comment-7516 silent E Sat, 14 Nov 2009 15:36:07 +0000 http://www.ickscorner.com/?p=4198#comment-7516 One of your best posts!!!! I'm a HUGE Jordan fan but the idea of retiring his number on a global scale in the NBA... Bad idea. I would love to hear someone try to challenge your logic here. I can't be done....... .-= silent E´s last blog ..<a href="http://silentespeaks.com/?p=8171" rel="nofollow">Friday Op/Ed: Explaining Away Mass Murder</a> =-. One of your best posts!!!! I’m a HUGE Jordan fan but the idea of retiring his number on a global scale in the NBA… Bad idea. I would love to hear someone try to challenge your logic here. I can’t be done…….
.-= silent E´s last blog ..Friday Op/Ed: Explaining Away Mass Murder =-.

]]> By: lajitas http://www.ickscorner.com/2009/11/bravo-lebron-shakes-head/comment-page-1/#comment-7506 lajitas Sat, 14 Nov 2009 03:02:49 +0000 http://www.ickscorner.com/?p=4198#comment-7506 If I wrote what I am thinking right now, I'd be labeled a racist, I'm sure. But James needs to put the crack down. Michael Jordan was obviously a great player. But he was great in part to the way the NBA (refs in particular) treated him. The NBA needed a spark as Magic and Bird got old. Jordan provided the spark, and the NBA knew it. They allowed him to travel like a door to door salesman from the fifties. He could stick a jumper with the best of them (provided the defender got close enough to get pushed away by Jordan, thank you Craig Ehlo and John Stockton). So did Jordan do a lot for the NBA? Hell yes. Did he do more than people like George Mikan or Oscar Robertson? How about Bill Russell and John Havlicek? Now some of you are too young to have seen these guys play, and truth be known they probably weren't as athletic as the modern players, but they were still damn good basketball players. Of coarse, they played in a time where you actually had to dribble the ball, and there wasn't the running game there is today. But in a sense, James is saying that these guys ain't hittin' on la de da. I disagree. I think it would be a tremendous show of disrespect to all that played before him to single out one player this way. By the way, Jason, remember how agrivated I'd get when we shot hoops in the driveway and you'd holler out "Jordan" every time you threw one up?? Thought I'd forget that, eh? Napes, bro. I guess I'm getting too old, but today's players really turn me off. I could give a rat's ass about the NBA, or what happens to it. Wonder what Chuck Barkley thinks of this idea? At least he respected the history of the game. If I wrote what I am thinking right now, I’d be labeled a racist, I’m sure. But James needs to put the crack down. Michael Jordan was obviously a great player. But he was great in part to the way the NBA (refs in particular) treated him. The NBA needed a spark as Magic and Bird got old. Jordan provided the spark, and the NBA knew it. They allowed him to travel like a door to door salesman from the fifties. He could stick a jumper with the best of them (provided the defender got close enough to get pushed away by Jordan, thank you Craig Ehlo and John Stockton). So did Jordan do a lot for the NBA? Hell yes. Did he do more than people like George Mikan or Oscar Robertson? How about Bill Russell and John Havlicek? Now some of you are too young to have seen these guys play, and truth be known they probably weren’t as athletic as the modern players, but they were still damn good basketball players. Of coarse, they played in a time where you actually had to dribble the ball, and there wasn’t the running game there is today. But in a sense, James is saying that these guys ain’t hittin’ on la de da. I disagree. I think it would be a tremendous show of disrespect to all that played before him to single out one player this way. By the way, Jason, remember how agrivated I’d get when we shot hoops in the driveway and you’d holler out “Jordan” every time you threw one up?? Thought I’d forget that, eh? Napes, bro. I guess I’m getting too old, but today’s players really turn me off. I could give a rat’s ass about the NBA, or what happens to it. Wonder what Chuck Barkley thinks of this idea? At least he respected the history of the game.

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