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Source: LeBron’s injury *way* worse than is generally known

May 5, 2010

BallinEurope has just received a snippet of seriously critical information that could change the entire complexion of the NBA playoffs this morning.

BiE cannot name names in this situation, but many thanks to that hard-working guy (how hard working? He was giving me the following news at 2am local time) for the tip; he knows who he is.

The bombshell: A source close to the Cleveland Cavaliers who wished to remain anonymous has admitted that LeBron James should not playing with his injury in its current state. Apparently, the damage is enough that the right arm of King James – perhaps that should be “King Richard III” for the nonce – is having great difficulty in carrying anything heavier than a basketball.

The extent of the injury has been thus far been publicly diagnosed as “sprained elbow and bone bruise,” but with MRIs aplenty, a left-handed free throw attempt, and a 24-hour disappearing act in the very recent future, the tension builds over the MVP’s physical ability to play. Even after a “sudued” 41-minute, game-high 24-point performance.

Just remember when the lid’s blown off the X-rays on this one: You heard it here first. LeBron is playing hurt right now. Real hurt.

Have a nice day, everyone! (No, not you, Greater Cleveland Metropolitan Area…)

May 5, 2010ballineurope
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Comments: 6
  1. Os Davis
    16 years ago

    To all Twitterers: I promise the source is good here and that this information comes direct from the horse’s organization, if not the horse’s mouth.

    Thanks for reading and good luck Cleveland,
    Os Davis.

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    • james
      16 years ago

      that’s funny … he didn’t seem to have any problems hoisting up that MVP trophy.

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  2. Peter
    16 years ago

    WTF? this is not even credible, why the hell am i reading this?!

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  3. JJ
    16 years ago

    hmmm… did LeBron just poured 38 points? hmmm… and he cant carry anything heavier than basketball. hmmm…

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  4. Os Davis
    16 years ago

    Yep, LeBron showed me and my Cavs guy up last night … i will now proceed to eat a healthy dinner of crow, followed by a dessert of humble pie. What else can i say except LeBron James is a basketball god?

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  5. Andrea
    16 years ago

    I’m telling you, LeBron is not human. Now we only have to find out from which planet, galaxy he comes from.

    What an amazing player.

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