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NBA Blog:LeBron comes back to Twitter with over 5 million followers

Posted Jun 22 2012 10:14PM
MIAMI (AP) -- LeBron James is back on Twitter, and the Miami Heat star has more followers than ever.


The newly crowned NBA champion and NBA Finals MVP ended a nearly two-month break from social media early Friday, posting a 50-second video to thank fans for both their support and their patience.

James now has just over 5 million followers. He crossed that milestone Friday, a few hours after the Heat beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 5 of the finals to win the franchise's second championship.

James - whose Twitter handle is (at)kingjames - said he stopped tweeting during the playoffs in an effort to avoid distractions as he chased his first championship.

"I'm at a loss for words right now," James said in the video. "I want to shout-out my fans. I know I haven't been with you all the last couple months. Think April 27 was the last time I sent out a tweet. But I want you all to know that I just wanted to try to get as focused as possible on this championship run."

He paused there for a moment, pointing to his hat printed with the words "2012 NBA Champions" and the Heat logo.

"And as you can see, I am a champion," James continued. "But without you guys, it wouldn't have been possible. You guys stuck with me throughout the whole playoffs. You guys stuck with me through the last couple years. And thank you guys so much. You guys share this championship with me and this MVP trophy with me, this MVP finals trophy with me. Love you guys, and I am back."

James tweeted twice more in the next few hours. On Friday morning, after the team party ended, he wrote "I think it just hit me, I'm a CHAMPION!! I AM a CHAMPION!!"

Later Friday, he posted a photo of himself standing near his stall in the Heat locker room, holding the NBA championship trophy in one hand and his finals MVP trophy in the other.

"It's still so surreal! Don't wake me up from this feeling," James wrote.

He is the second U.S.-based athlete to cross the 5-million-follower mark: Shaquille O'Neal has about 850,000 more followers than James. And last month, the NBA became the world's first major sports league with more than 5 million followers.

On Tuesday night, James will appear on the on "Late Show with David Letterman" on CBS.NBA Blog

NBA Blog:Brooks looking to discuss new contract with Thunder

Posted Jun 23 2012 1:48PM - Updated Jun 23 2012 5:22PM
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- By keeping largely the same group together and building over time, the Oklahoma City Thunder climbed from the bottom of the league to the NBA Finals.

Thunder enter the offseason with coach Scott Brooks' contract about to expire, Sixth Man of the Year James Harden and NBA blocks leader Serge Ibaka eligible for new deals and the future of veterans Derek Fisher and Nazr Mohammed up in the air.

It will be up to general manager Sam Presti to determine whether they all can still fit on a team where All-Stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook are already locked into expensive, long-term deals.

"It's going to be difficult decisions but we'll see what happens," forward Nick Collison said Saturday. "Obviously, we want everybody back. We feel like we've got a really good core group and we feel like we can get it done with our group, so hopefully it can happen."

Brooks' situation is the most urgent, with his deal expiring at the end of the month.

"I'm sure in the next couple of days we will sit down and get together. Definitely, I wish I was preparing or just finishing up practice going into Game 6," Brooks said. "You definitely need a few days just to reflect on what we've done this year. But the next couple of days, we plan on getting together."

Brooks has overseen a steady improvement since taking over early in the 2008-09 season, when Oklahoma City finished with 23 wins. After that, the Thunder lost in the first round of the playoffs the next year and then were defeated in the Western Conference finals before falling in five games in the NBA Finals this season against Miami.

"Scotty is my guy for life, no matter what," Durant said during the finals. "If he's our coach for 10 more years or not, that's my guy. I love him like family. He's pushing me every single day. He demands a lot out of me and when I'm messing up, he's going to tell me. And that's what I need."

Harden and Ibaka still have a year left under contract but will become eligible for their first contract extension in July. If they don't sign over the next year, they would become restricted free agents - with the Thunder getting the chance to match any offer from another team.

"This is something special here. A dynasty is being built here," Harden said. "We're winning, we're having fun and we're brothers. ... The other stuff, you can't buy it. It's the friendships.

"I'm going to just play the year out and have fun and not worry about it. I'll let them figure that out and discuss all that."

Harden said his immediate concern is winning a spot on the U.S. Olympic team, along with Durant and Westbrook. Ibaka could also be in the Olympics, representing Spain.

"I love it here. This team is like a family, like we're really brothers," Harden said. "We hang out most of the time every single day. You can't find any other team like this. I love it here."

The Thunder have been able to keep their youthful core together, with their best players still under their less-expensive rookie contracts. Durant got his extension two summers ago, and Westbrook signed his new deal in December.

As more of the team's nucleus gets fatter contracts, the luxury tax becomes a bigger factor.

"They know they're a big part of what we do here. They know how much we value them as people first and as players. They know how much the city loves them," Durant said. "So, let them do what they do. My job is to be a great teammate and a great friend to them."

Presti also must decide whether to keep Fisher, who signed with the team after the Lakers traded him in March, and whether to re-sign Mohammed after he agreed to a one-year deal last offseason.

Backup point guard Eric Maynor, who missed most of the season with a knee injury, is in the same situation as Harden and Ibaka.

"I can just put that in one word: sacrifice," Maynor said. "If we really want to continue, I feel like we've got something special here. I feel like if guys sacrifice getting something done, then everybody will be here."NBA Blog

NBA Blog:James 32 +15 Bosh half back injury the Heat a 1-0 lead Pacers

May 14, 2011 - 2012 season playoffs continue, and the Miami Heat team successfully won the semi-final opener at home. Chris Bosh - half retire because of injury of the case,  LeBron - LeBron James and Dwyane - Wade jointly dominated the game, they collectively cut 61 points to lead the team distal force to re-open the gap, Miami in the second round opener at home 95-86 victory over the Indiana Pacers. The two sides remain in Miami, Miami, leading to the total score of 1-0.
Miami LeBron scored 32 points, 15 rebounds and five assists, and Dwyane Wade scored 29 points and four assists, Chris Bosh had 13 points and five rebounds, Joel - Carmelo Anthony scored nine points and seven rebounds. Pacers David - David West had 17 points and 12 rebounds, Roy - Hibbert had 17 points and 11 rebounds, George - Hill scored 10 points and three assists, Darren - Collison scored 10 points and six assists, Leandro - Leandro Barbosa scored nine points,Danny - Granger 10, only 7 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists.
Guest Pacers opening pre-emptive, Hill scored 7 points, the West also contributed 4 points, and they team to start a 13-4 spurt. The Big Three in Miami together to get eight points to lead near Barbosa and Hibbert layup with the Pacers leading 19-12.LeBron Glenealy 4 points to lead the team played a 8-0 counterattack wave, Miami ahead 20-19, Hansbrough hit two jumpers, Pacers, 23-20 leading to the end of the first section.
II began, the two teams alternating up points, Hansbrough and Jones jumper them leading 34-26. Wade and Chris Bosh led his unit took 6 minutes to close the gap, Hibbert and West together scored 10 points, the Pacers in 2 minutes and 4 seconds before halftime lead to 46-37. Wade hit two free throws, Bosh hit 3 successful Miami cruised in the half to 42-48 behind. Bosh because of lower abdominal muscle strain ahead of the race.The West the first half of the Pacers had 12 points, Hibbert scored 10 points;Heat guard Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh each scored 13 points, LeBron James scored 6 points.
Turiaf replaced by Bosh the location of appearance in the third quarter, this section of the curtain opened with a dunk, Dwyane Wade and LeBron scored 4 points, a wave of 10-4 spurt Heat team chasing the 52 level. Granger and George hit a one-third, to re-leading the Pacers to 61-56, back Wade hit a jumper, LeBron James made two free throws to lead his team is the offensive climax of a wave of 8-2, thesection there are 3 minutes and 20 seconds when the Miami Heat 64-63 ahead 1 point. Collison three-point play is successful, LeBron layup, the two sides draw.Granger four free throws, Wade layup, Anthony dunk, the first three quarters cruised to two teams shake hands 70 level.LeBron and Wade in the distal force,and the two together 10 points to lead the team to a 12-4 wave of attacks start, the Miami Heat to 82-74 lead eight minutes.Hibbert to strengthen the inside attack a Glenealy 5, Hill hit three-pointers, their team play 11-4 counterattack wave pointer with 4 minutes 50 seconds Pacers chase 85-86. LeBron a critical moment to come forward, the first two free throws, then a running jumper, the Miami Heat to lead five minutes. George made two free throws, the Pacers can attack in the last 2 minutes and 58 seconds misfiring, LeBron contributed 4 points to the Miami Heat a 95-86 win team to a 6-0 spurt to end the game.
Pacers starting lineup: Hill, George Granger, David West, HibbertMiami's starting lineup: Chalmers, Wade, LeBron, Bosh, Udonis Haslem NBA Blog

NBA Blog: MIAMI (AP) LeBron takes third MVP award

MIAMI (AP) -- Heat forward LeBron James is the NBA's MVP for a third time, putting him alongside some of the game's all-time greats.

A person familiar with the decision told The Associated Press that James will be announced Saturday as this year's winner of the league's top individual honor, and that he'll be formally presented with the trophy by Commissioner David Stern on Sunday afternoon before Miami hosts Indiana in Game 1 of an Eastern Conference semifinal series.

The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the league has not announced the results.

James is winning the award for the third time in four seasons. Only seven other players - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Michael Jordan, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson and Moses Malone - have at least three MVP trophies.

James said last week that while another MVP award "would be amazing and would be humbling," it's not what drives him. In his ninth season, James still has not won an NBA title and it's clear that, although he wanted to reclaim the MVP trophy, winning a championship is far and away his top basketball priority.

"What I'm all about is team and ever since I was a kid, I was always taught it's team first," James told the AP on Friday. "My first time playing basketball, we went undefeated and won a championship and Frank Walker Sr. gave everyone on the team a MVP trophy. Right then and there, I knew that this is what I wanted to do. I wanted to see my teammates reap the benefits as well."

Abdul-Jabbar won the MVP six times, Jordan and Russell five times each, Chamberlain four times. After this weekend, they'll be the only players with more than James.

"I think he's probably as committed as he's ever been in his career," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said this week, asked to summarize James' season.  "And he's always been committed. ... We all respond to his energy on the court."

James averaged 27.1 points, 7.9 rebounds and 6.2 assists - making him only the fourth player with those totals in at least two different seasons, according to STATS LLC, joining Oscar Robertson (five times), John Havlicek (twice) and Bird (twice).

Add James' 53 percent shooting and 1.9 steals per game into the mix, and the club gets even more exclusive. Only Jordan had a season with numbers exceeding what James did this season in those categories - 1988-89, when he averaged 32.5 points, eight rebounds, eight assists and 2.9 steals on 54 percent shooting.

And Jordan wasn't even the MVP that year, the trophy going to Johnson instead.

"I think LeBron is an MVP candidate every year," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said last month. "It's just who he is. He only does everything. So I don't know what more you can ask from him.

"LeBron, to me, is the favorite every year," Rivers added. "The years he doesn't win it, it'll usually be because people are just tired of voting for him. Statistically, if you go all-around game, I don't know how you don't vote for him every year."

The MVP votes will be revealed Saturday. 

James' teammates also lobbied for him to be defensive player of the year this season, noting that probably no one else in the league routinely plays four positions on offense while sometimes being asked to guard anyone from a point guard to a center on defense. James was fourth in that balloting.

"LeBron has been unbelievable," Heat guard Dwyane Wade said before the playoffs. "He's done it at both ends, every night, offensively and defensively."

Last season's MVP, Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls, appeared in only 39 of 66 regular-season games this season because of a variety of injuries. His season ended in Game 1 of the Bulls' first-round playoff series against Philadelphia, when he tore a knee ligament.

Many in the Heat organization thought James should have won the award a year ago as well, when he dealt with constant fallout from "The Decision" to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers as a free agent and sign with Miami, where he, Wade and Chris Bosh formed a "Big Three" that has been celebrated at home and reviled in just about every other NBA arena.

James has said he played more out of anger and to silence criticism than anything else last season. So this season, his mindset changed, with him trying to revert to old ways, first as a superstar-in-waiting at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in his hometown of Akron, Ohio, then during his seven seasons with the Cavaliers.

It apparently worked.

"I wanted to get back to who I was as a person," James said.

It's the first time that the Heat will be hosting an MVP celebration.

Shaquille O'Neal won his only MVP award before coming to Miami, and James won the 2009 and 2010 trophies with the Cavaliers - collecting 225 of a possible 244 first-place votes in those seasons.

The NBA MVP trophy is named for Maurice Podoloff, the league's first commissioner. Heat assistant coach Bob McAdoo won the award once, for the Buffalo Braves in 1975.NBA Blog