It'll be called "Carry On Baggage".
In LeBron James' eyes, his Los Angeles Lakers will be facing the league MVP in Wednesday's Western Conference play-in tournament.
He told reporters Stephen Curry is "the MVP of our league this year," adding that the Golden State Warriors star "has had, in my opinion, the best season all year."
LeBron James said everybody counted @StephenCurry30 out this season and questioned whether he could lead a team.
"He's done that and more," James said.
LeBron said he should win MVP.
Source: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10002874-lakers-lebron-james-says-warriors-stephen-curry-should-win-2020-21-nba-mvp-award
Lots of people are about to be pissed lmao.
Forced question I have to ask for this post, do you think he should be MVP?
>Ready for your mind to be blown? James and Curry have never played on the same team in a documented, organized game of basketball. By the time they got to the same conference, the All-Star format had switched to a draft. They never played for Team USA at the same time. Unless there are offseason scrimmages we don't know about, James and Curry have never worn the same uniform. It's time to rectify that injustice. The basketball world deserves to see LeBron and Steph on the same team, if only once.
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/2021-nba-all-star-game-mock-draft-predicting-how-lebron-james-kevin-durant-will-fill-out-their-teams/
Hello everyone! I recently participated in a debate/discussion with Dr. Stephen Meyer on the topic "Does the Universe Reveal the Mind of God?" It's a spirited exchange, hampered a bit by a few audio glitches (we were working across 3 time zones and 2 countries!), but hopefully it is instructive as a deep-dive into the philosophical questions which arise when we try to explore evolution and intelligent design.
Is he the unofficial wattpad mascot?? Need a rich CEO? Stephen James. Need a high school bully? Stephen James. Need a gang leader? Stephen James. Need a werewolf alpha? STEPHEN JAMES.
ISTG, there is soo many other celebrities and models out there. Yes he is handsome, I agree, but use someone else for your character!!!! https://imgur.com/a/nEu1j8k
Just a crazy stat I noticed. Goes to show the dominance of LeBron and Steph throughout the 2010s. On to a new decade...
“These world-class athletes, they’re like X-Men. Some of them you can tell are like the Hulk. You’re standing next to LeBron, you know he’s a freak. Stand next to Steph, and he’s like one of those guys who has some superpower (where) he takes off his glasses or something. You can’t see right away, but is just as much of a freak.”
Barack also gave him props as the greatest shooter of all time: “That’s not even a question, absolutely. I have not seen anybody who can shoot that way, in as many ways, in as unlikely ways, as consistently as Steph Curry. I know Steph well. Everything he does, it’s precise and neat and tight.”
Source:
https://twitter.com/shadalaiyan/status/1339694481667309568?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1339832174791569409%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es3_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fd-17173592543607608427.ampproject.net%2F2011252111002%2Fframe.html
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>Stephen Silas: "The two guys who I spoke to last (in my interview) were Russ and James. Those were the guys who vouched for me to get the job. For neither guy to be here, it is kind of, I don't know... just sobering, I guess."
It definitely sucks for Silas, because after being an assistant coach for 20 years you finally get the chance to be a Head Coach, with two stars on the roster, and now both of them are gone.
Top 15 in Usage with Shooting Splits and Attempts per Game
- Luka Doncic (36.0) Shooting Splits 48.6/37.6/73.4 and Attempts 21.0/8.2/7.1
- Bradley Beal (34.5) Shooting Splits 48.5/33.8/90.2 and Attempts 22.6/6.5/8.0
- Stephen Curry (32.8) Shooting Splits 47.6/40.6/92.6 and Attempts 20.4/11.5/5.8
- Giannis Antetokounmpo (32.6) Shooting Splits 56.5/30.2/68.7 and Attempts 18.4/3.8/9.9
- Trae Young (32.6) Shooting Splits 43.1/35.8/87.2 and Attempts 17.6/6.5/8.8
- Devin Booker (32.4) Shooting Splits 49.8/36.7/85.5 and Attempts 19.1/5.9/5.5
- Donovan Mitchell (32.4) Shooting Splits 43.5/39.6/84.3 and Attempts 19.9/8.6/5.6
- Damian Lillard (32.2) Shooting Splits 44.8/38.2/93.6 and Attempts 20.4/10.9/7.7
- Russell Westbrook (31.8) Shooting Splits 43.2/30.9/61.3 and Attempts 19.1/4.3/6.4
- LeBron James (31.7) Shooting Splits 51.3/36.8/70.3 and Attempts 18.4/6.5/5.8
- Zach LaVine (30.8) Shooting Splits 51.1/42.11/85.3 and Attempts 19.2/7.9/5.2
- Kyrie Irving (30.8) Shooting Splits 51.4/39.2/90.0 and Attempts 21.1/7.1/3.9
- De'Aaron Fox (30.5) Shooting Splits 47.8/32.6/71.6 and Attempts 18.7/5.5/7.0
- Jayson Tatum (30.2) Shooting Splits 45.3/37.9/86.4 and Attempts 20.4/7.4/4.5
- Jaylen Brown (30.2) Shooting Splits 48.8/39.7/75.6 and Attempts 19.0/6.7/4.4
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