Why James went to the Nets in 2010

The little emperor hinted that he wanted to go to the Nets, and it was difficult for the Cavaliers to renew James's contract.

Although the Cavaliers made the playoffs and were eliminated by the old Pistons in seven games in the second round, it did not keep the heart of "Little Emperor" LeBron James. Yesterday, James said in an interview with ESPN that he will not be the hope of the Cavaliers. His remarks also made it more difficult for the Cavaliers to renew their contract.

In fact, long before the playoffs began, the Cavaliers had offered James a five-year contract with a total salary of $75 million, hoping to renew the superstar early, but James has been noncommittal about renewing the contract. Rumor has it that James may not sign a contract extension with the Cavaliers and instead opt to become a free agent in 2008, with his next destination being the New Jersey Nets.

James is well known for his good relationship with the famous ** Jay-Z, and Jay-Z is one of the owners of the New Jersey Nets, so James has a lot of options to switch to the Nets. (: Zhang Lei).

Because at that time, the Nets were very likely to move the team to Brooklyn, New York, and Brooklyn itself was James' favorite city, and the owner of the Nets, the famous American rapper Jay-Z, was James's super friend, and it was unknown that James would go to the Nets.

Not then. Don't trust any reports.

The Nets' small owner, black hip-hop singer Jay-Z, is good friends with James, and in 2010, the Nets moved to Brooklyn, New York, and the influence of the little emperor can be more fully played, in short, it is not easy for the Cleveland Cavaliers to keep the little emperor!

James was a free agent in 2010, and at that time the Nets had a lot of salary space and had moved to New York, so there was a lot of appeal to James, so there was that saying.

Because of Yi Jianlian, if Yi Jianlian is in the Bobcat, he will become a Bobcat.

The Cavaliers couldn't keep him

Because there is no future in the Cavaliers, the Nets will have salary space at that time.

It may be that the newly formed Big Three are not running in enough, which affects the performance of the state. In addition, the opponent is really strong, which limits his play.

Because he lost the confidence to play, Wade became the first core of the team, and he couldn't accept it at all, so he played negatively.

James averaged points, rebounds and assists per game, and his performance was sluggish.

In the first game of the finals, the Heat won the Mavericks 92:84 at home, James had 24 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists, and Wade had 22 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists. Second Scene 93:

The 95 Heat regretted losing their home-court advantage, James had 20 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists, and Wade had 36 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists. James is tepid, Wade has exploded. The third game 88:

86, the Heat regained the home court advantage, and the big score was 2:1. James only had 17 points, 3 rebounds and 9 assists, and Wade continued to go on a rampage to score 29 points, 11 rebounds and 3 assists.

In the fourth game of the finals, the Heat lost another game 83:86, with a big score of 2:2, and it was this beginning that James was completely lost, James only got 8 points, 9 rebounds and 7 assists in this game, and Wade 36 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists.

In the end of this series, the Mavericks beat the Heat 4-2, James averaged rebounds and assists per game, and Wade averaged 7 rebounds and assists per game.

In 2011, when he was no longer in peak form, James is not bad today.

Mainly relies on physical talent to attack, speed and power are at the peak, but his mid-range jumpers and three-point shots account for a small proportion, and his skills are not comprehensive enough.

10 years ago, James rushed into the interior to play, rarely shot three-pointers, and basically dunked.

At that time, James was young and vigorous, relying on his body to score under the basket, purely relying on his body, and his technique was relatively rough.

In early July, James went on a so-called "free agent tour" and visited a number of teams interested in him, including the Clippers, Knicks, Heat, Nets, Bulls and others.

James had a triple-double of 27 points, 19 rebounds, and 10 assists on May 13, but to no avail, the Cavaliers were eliminated by the Celtics. At the time, people probably didn't expect that this would be the last game for the Emperor to play for the Knights.

Cavaliers coach Mike Brown was fired on May 24 as the team's top brass tried to please James.

On June 4, James appeared on a show called Larry King, where he discussed becoming a free agent. On the same day, Cavaliers general manager Danny Ferry was replaced by Chris Grant.

Michigan coach Tom Izo, who had previously been rumored with the Cavaliers on June 15, decided not to become the team's new head coach. The reason for the revelation is that Izzo wants James to make a commitment to continue playing for the Cavaliers in the 2010-11 season, but James refuses to do so.

On June 28, Stephen A. Smith broke the news on Weibo that James plans to join the Heat and play side by side with Wade and others.

On July 1, James was officially announced to be a free agent.

In early July, James went on a so-called "free agent tour" and visited a number of teams interested in him, including the Clippers, Knicks, Heat, Nets, Bulls and others.

On July 8, through an hour-long live show, James announced his plans to sign with the Miami Heat. On the same day, Cavaliers owner Gilbert wrote a "letter to Cleveland fans" denouncing James' past "crimes" and cursing James for never winning a championship. Local Cleveland fans began burning James' jersey.

On July 9, the Cavaliers officially announced that they had completed the trade with the Heat for James. James, Wade, and Bosh make up the Big Three.

Only James is discussed. Looking closely at the first game, if it weren't for overtime, James' physical distribution was very reasonable. This in itself is a very difficult thing to do.

From this point of view, the Warriors' restrictions on James are not outstanding, and what James is willing to do, he has basically tried to do. Whether or not it is done is another matter. Including the final kill, it is a microcosm of his entire series, and his face-frame offense so far.

His pace, basket skills, and dribbling delicacy didn't meet the requirements of breaking through the Warriors' last bastion. Of course, for today's James, the problem of physical strength is the first thing to consider, if not, no one can put James who is immediately stabbed, and James, who is determined to fight to the death, almost has no chance to shoot. Even at the age of thirty, he didn't.

If you want to pick a guy who will put the coffin on the game in the last three minutes, and Wan Jun will take the first rank of general from it, many people can be ahead of him. As for taking this team to the final three minutes, keeping morale high and not losing hope of victory, probably no one did it better than LeBron. As for the data, I won't show it, but from the destructive power reflected in the data, probably only Jordan won the first championship and Da Meng won the second championship and the fat man who won the third consecutive championship can be compared.

Whether the performance is good or bad, everyone naturally has a scale in their hearts. That's another story. But it's not like the tactical sacrifice during the two-game winning period, the loss when playing the Mavericks, and the discomfort when Bobo touched the scales twice.

It was the first time he could do whatever he wanted in the finals. That's basically all James has to offer. It was also the first time I felt that the chosen son, who was flying away from the sky, with a memory chip embedded in his brain and liquid metal lying in his veins, began to spontaneously irrefuge his predetermined fate.

It's just that, for James, who was beaten by Bowen, lost the 11-year Finals, locked himself in his home, and almost became a public enemy of the league, the malice of fate seems to fade. I shouldn't be stunned, since I'm going to grow up, how can I force you to stay young forever.

James averaged points, rebounds (2 frontcourt rebounds), assists, steals, blocks, turnovers per game in the 2015 NBA Finals, while shooting from the field, three-point range, and free throw percentage.

In terms of data, James played a quasi-triple-double in the Finals, ranking first in history in terms of average points per game in the Finals, but in terms of shooting percentage, James is still relatively inaccurate, this year's Finals, the Big Three in the Lefu in the Eastern Conference playoffs against the Celtics in advance reimbursement, Irving was injured in the overtime of the Finals G1 and left the court in the Finals series, due to James's own system and Blatter's tactical concept, this round of the series Cavaliers only use a seven-man rotation, James almost single-handedly carried the team forward, similar to the situation in 2007 when James single-handedly led the Cavaliers to the Finals against the old Spurs.

After the first three games, the Cavaliers led 2-1, G4 Warriors coach Kerr changed the lineup to use Iguodala to replace Bogut, and accelerated to play a five-small lineup, James suffered from Iguodala, Green and Barnes's wheel defense, and the physical exertion was huge, which is also one of the important reasons for the low shooting percentage, despite this, he still played dominance at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, with comprehensive statistics and unprecedented results.

Overall, James played a beast-level performance, but after all, it is difficult to stand alone, after the loss of two of the Big Three, he can still fight six games with the Warriors who bloom more points, and he is a lonely hero-like existence, if there is no injury in the Cavaliers camp, it may be another result, it is worth mentioning that in the 2016 NBA Finals this year, the Cavaliers and the Warriors met again, and the Cavaliers changed their lives against the sky after falling behind 1-3, and the epic reversal completed the revenge on the Warriors, It also fulfilled James' promise to bring a championship to his hometown!