James spoke with ESPN’s Doris Burke during a postgame interview after the Cavaliers’ 108-89 win over the Toronto Raptors in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
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The camera guy was in there filming for footage of “Trophies”, a running documentary of James and Golden State’s Draymond Green as they try to get to the Finals.
After Tyronn Lue entered the room Thursday night and spoke to his players, they surprised him with a squeeze bottle shower to commemorate his place as the first National Basketball Association coach to start his postseason career 10-0. The Cavs were Firing on all cylinders last night as for the Raptors they looked bad. Jordan was playing in the prime of his career and Jordan is the greatest player of all-time I hate to say it but Michael Jordan was the best ever. what about LeBron James he is the greatest player right now and I can see him bringing a championship home to Cleveland.
Shortly after LeBron James passed Shaquille O’Neal as the fourth all-time leading scorer in the National Basketball Association playoffs, he received a pat on the back and hug from Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
The Cavaliers now lead the Eastern Conference Finals 2-0. “T-Lue has been great for us as the captain of this ship”.
Lue, though, made it clear from the start that this was his team. “We’re a confident bunch already, but it hasn’t got too high or not been what it should be”.
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“He’s not one of the young guys, he’s the senior guy with the most experience and he understands that even though they got there a year ago, they didn’t get it done”, Joyce told WOIO-TV of the leadership role James has embraced in Cleveland. Now that Lue is in charge, his behavior isn’t going to cut it. Lue is not afraid to make that publicly known. “This year, we’re just trusting the pass more”. But if the Cavs are to go up against the Thunder, and I really do like the Thunder, they will maul the Thunder, steamroll them, in possibly 5 games. But James said the man who replaced David Blatt has given his players faith. By halftime of the game against the Toronto Raptors, LeBron had 17 points.
