If the dancing started at that point in the game that would seem disrespectful. But the dancing began before the game even started - the entire team was doing it.
He wasn't doing this in Chicago. He wasn't doing this in the middle of the court in front of everyone. He wasn't doing this in front of the Bulls bench...
The guy was practically in front of the Cavs bench in Cleveland probably just to generate the crowd.
Again...if Noah doesn't like him doing that, he needs to stop him next time.
As for if LeBron did that in the 80's...man lol. I can see the Bad Boys going after him.
When I think disrespectful i think about Kirk Snyder scoring and then running up to the opponents bench and posing in front of them all. lol That was pretty funny actually because his team was getting blown out and it made no sense. lol
Let's see...what's a good example...?
How about that little punk Caron Butler mocking everyone (Quentin Richardson's head bump, LeBron throwing up his arms before the game, etc.). There was no reason for him to do that other than to be a cocky little punk.
Remember when Dr. J was punching Bird back in '84? It all started when Bird lit him up for like 44 points and Erving only had 6 and Bird told him
to his face(!!!!) "44-6 Doc. 44-6..."
To me, that's more disrespectful than LeBron just quietly dancing for 5 seconds by the Cavs bench.
Diddy1122 wrote:
Frank Breakfast-Styleham wrote:
It was so weird. LeBron's about to shoot a free throw and then all of a sudden his eyes shift over to the Bulls bench and he's talking and then nonchalantly makes the shot.
He could have made that free throw while he was looking at Noah. That's how good James is.
So he needs to dance all game & throw that in his opposing players faces? But hey he's just having fun out there.
Guarantee if that happened during any era other than the current NBA, Lebron would've been planted straight on his ass on the ensuing possession & rightfully so.