The fact that Flopejao can't guard him and the fact that he talks too much trash are not mutually exclusive. I never said he doesn't have a game, only that he talks too much trash for the game he has.

Remember, the post you quoted was talking about how the Cavs can't guard him and Lewis together because they create so many matchup problems by spreading the floor.
OK, you got me there, I took you a bit out of context.

As for Turkoglu and his mouth, isn't the psychological part of the game PART OF THE GAME? It's all about getting into the opponent's head, and I think he does that fairly well at times, hm?

However, yeah, he's a bit higher on himself at times than he should be....but he's also a lot of fun to watch!
Mine, too. We were taught to keep our arms in the air, turn our heads, and *not* give ground when taking a charge. He loved it when the offensive player bounced off the defensive player and fell down - that's how you could tell the defensive player was really set. If H.S. refs can get this right, surely NBA refs can?
Word. Good to see you recognize a punk even if he is on "your" team....and as for the refs, how can they ever give the punk a call, he's never holding his ground...my memory is that if you're moving, it isn't a charge, it's blocking, right? Did I get that wrong?
That clearly wasn't a foul.... no two ways about it.
A Cav's fan that isn't immediately jumping to King James' side?
Again, it's cool that you are admitting there is a bias there, thanks.
As for the Magic, Courtney Lee and Pietrus have really stepped up their games in the playoffs. I can see Pietrus guarding Kobe if they make it to the finals. With Jameer Nelson, they might have come out on top of the East. It's going to be interesting as it is.
If? IF?!?!?!
Surely you meant to type "when", right?
I agree, if Nelson were playing, it would have been over before it began in the East....even without him, however, it appears pretty clear that the better TEAM in the series right now is Orlando, while the better PLAYER is James.
How about Lee, by the way, a rookie with that kind of balance is a thing of wonder.
My take is that while James is truly a force, without some assistance, the Cavs are in a pile of trouble right now. He's scoring a full 50% (maybe more) of their points every game in the series, and that is no way to make it to a championship game.