Originally Posted by Sir Patchwork

We're both talking about calls that don't get called, so there is no making up calls here. You're talking about LeBron getting to the hoop and getting hacked, but officials not calling it, and I'm talking about how he often bulldozes through players, and the officials not calling it. I think if you start calling one of them you have to start calling both.

Originally Posted by remy23

Calling more offensive fouls on LeBron and defensive fouls on the opposing team would be great from a Cavaliers' standpoint. This would work to Cleveland's advantage. I'd love to see it myself. The fouls wouldn't offset each other. Bron would see a little more foul trouble but the foul damage he would do to other teams would be big (James would come out with the edge).

Originally Posted by Sir Patchwork

That's fine with me. Call the fouls that are fouls, you know?

Originally Posted by EHL

It has nothing to do with being strong and everything to do with LeBron not having the ability to create and draw contact consistently enough. He doesn't have the body control of other players. He's one of those players with tremendous north-south quickness and speed but not a lot of lateral or directional quickness, which means he can't change speed/directional on a dime as well as other players who get to the line for a living.

Originally Posted by John

His body is too heavy for him to have those type of quickness. Sooner or later, he will suffer. LMAO!