Max Kellerman and Rich Paul sit across from each other exchanging lies about LeBron James, but the important thing is that they lie arrogantly so that stupid people are convinced that they aren’t lying.
Focusing mainly on games 3 and 4 of the Rockets and Lakers series, AOH destroys the Rich Paul podcast and ESPN’s notion that load managing in the playoffs is a good thing.
Kellerman claiming that LeBron brings rhythm to the offense caused me to first laugh out loud then think about the popular 90s music from SNAP. In this case there is no rhythm and LeBron is not a dancer.
Max Kellerman and Rich Paul sit across from each other exchanging lies about LeBron James, but the important thing is that they lie arrogantly so that stupid people are convinced that they aren’t lying.
Focusing mainly on games 3 and 4 of the Rockets and Lakers series, AOH destroys the Rich Paul podcast and ESPN’s notion that load managing in the playoffs is a good thing.
Kellerman claiming that LeBron brings rhythm to the offense caused me to first laugh out loud then think about the popular 90s music from SNAP. In this case there is no rhythm and LeBron is not a dancer.