re: Why would Lebron suddenly be gassed?

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If you're simply wanting to know how people feel about Lebron's energy level, why are you framing questions like this?

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I'm explaining why it doesn't make any sense.

A good way to explain how it's not a good explanation is to use people's expectation of him bouncing back the next game. I fully expect him to bounce back next game. Which would prove it's not a gradual fatigue.

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What's your stance?

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Already gave it you. Slackster says he's always tired and just shows it more when's he's frustrated. Which is the best explanation I've heard. So unless a better explanation comes to mind, then that will be my stance.

I don't know why you think I have some hidden agenda. I don't like Lebron but I'm pretty open about that. If I had a criticism for him in this area, I'd give it to you.

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The implication is simple, really. The body has limits. He is human after all.

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Again not a good argument for this discussion for the same reason I just said.

Do you do any physical activity? Go to the gym? Ever had one of those days where you're fine, not sick, well rested, and yet you just don't have it that day? It happens.

I've given you my stance that I think seems most reasonable which doesn't seem all that hateful to me, yet you still think I have a hidden agenda.

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Do you do any physical activity? Go to the gym? Ever had one of those days where you're fine, not sick, well rested, and yet you just don't have it that day? It happens.

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Usually those days are caused by breaking routine.

I don't feel like Lebron breaks routine all that often with all the trainers and workouts he has.

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not many...

in fact in the last 10 years he only has 4 MVP titles, and none since 2012-13

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So you also think MJ was only the best player for 5 seasons?


here is the corner you have painted yourself in cpt

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So you also think MJ was only the best player for 5 seasons?

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MJ was winning championships.

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here is the corner you have painted yourself in cpt

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nah, this is the argument you already LOST.

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But like you pointed out earlier he wasn’t the best player

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yes he was, and is...

I couldnt use championships as a metric for leFail because, well, you know why.

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Is your stance that he will be tired for the rest of the series? He will have only one day rest for the rest of the series with that day being a travel day.

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I don't know if he'll be as tired as he was in game 5, but I think it definitely hurts him.

It could be something as simple as a bad night’s sleep. Even if you try to keep your routine as familiar as possible, sometimes luck comes into play.

He’s 33 and in his 15th season, and over those seasons he has payed about as many games as you can possibly play. One bad plane ride or a bad night’s sleep could have put him off for this game.