LeBron questions the coaching

http://www.ohio.com/mld/beaconjournal/sports/11358986.htm

Last week in a miserable loss to the New Jersey Nets, the game that
realistically could cost the Cavaliers the playoffs, LeBron James openly
questioned his coaching while coming off the floor during a timeout,
screaming "get tihs defense fixed" only moments after the boy wonder himself
gave up a 3-pointer because he didn't rotate. Afterward, Malone took the
blame for the loss, saying his game plan was flawed.

On 22 Apr 2005 19:43:21 -0700, Mr. Killfile <dwyer DeleteThis @echoes.net> wrote:
> s_knight8 wrote:
>> http://www.ohio.com/mld/beaconjournal/sports/11358986.htm
>>
>> Last week in a miserable loss to the New Jersey Nets, the game that
>> realistically could cost the Cavaliers the playoffs, LeBron James
> openly
>> questioned his coaching while coming off the floor during a timeout,
>> screaming "get tihs defense fixed" only moments after the boy wonder
> himself
>> gave up a 3-pointer because he didn't rotate. Afterward, Malone took
> the
>> blame for the loss, saying his game plan was flawed.
>
> That ain't nothing, After the final game when both the interim Coach, &
> the President/GM were fired. Traylor and about 3 other guys were
> interviewed as the left the locker room for the final time this season.
> They specifically called the time after Silas(sp?) was fired as "a
> very confusing time". Traylor himself stated point blank that it was
> the coaching...but ultimately the players are the ones who play.
>
> It seems everyone is trying to stay the company line...but they ALL add
> in their 2 cents about the firing of Silas(sp?). They nearly ALL point
> to his firing as the unjust downfall.
>
> Sounds to me that either this team just lost focus after the
> firing...or this team tanked on purpose to protest the firing.


Wasn't Silas fired in the middle of a stinky losing streak. I don't think
there is any need to look for conspiracy theories here.

Isaac