"Shaq and Mo may have been right. Both should have been a bigger part of the offense. Shaq's criticisms should be directed at Mike Brown, if anyone. Benching J.J. and sitting the vets at the end of the season was a major blunder that hurt team chemistry going into the playoffs. Then LBJ's quitting in Game 5 was the cherry on top." - bluebengal
View full sizeLeBron James' and Mike Brown's last playoff series in Cleveland was not their best effort.In response to the story Shaq's career nearly over, but his pettiness continues: Bud Shaw's Sports Spin, cleveland.com reader bluebengal thinks Mike Brown is more to blame than anyone not named LeBron. This reader writes,
"Shaq and Mo may have been right. Both should have been a bigger part of the offense. Shaq's criticisms should be directed at Mike Brown, if anyone. Benching J.J. and sitting the vets at the end of the season was a major blunder that hurt team chemistry going into the playoffs. Then LBJ's quitting in Game 5 was the cherry on top."
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