Lebron Focuses On Winning Instead of Whining
La Prensa; San Antonio, Tex. › October 11, 2011
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"I think (it's) Derrick Rose," he said Wednesday before the Heat defeated the Washington Wizards. "What he's done for that team, with all the injuries they have and them being first in the Eastern Conference - they're playing some really good basketball."
More to the point, it's [LeBron] letting go of things that tripped him up in the past (the individual needs) because he's focused on something more important (his team's needs).Even cynics who think it's a ploy to come across as likeable should note: He's had trouble doing even that since "The Decision." Even if that's all it is, even if it's just a good PR move, it's big and it's to be commended. It denotes a level of self-awareness that has been evident in his growing respect for [Erik Spoelstra], his renewed focus on winning rather than whining, and his growing spot as an impactful leader of the Heat these past few months.See the full content of this document
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Lebron Focuses On Winning Instead of Whining
That LeBron James pegged Derrick Rose as his choice for this year's NBA MVP warrants a closer examination. But not because it does or doesn't mean Rose should win the award.
LeBron's...See the full content of this document
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