Didn't see him or hear him use the "b" word.

Now, apparently Draymond Green did call LeBron the "b" word after the mix up. And apparently LeBron didn't like Klay saying that maybe LeBron's feelings got hurt (ironically, other parts of his body may have been hurt).

This is why I don't watch the NBA anymore. All this drama is childish, and it's supposed to be a big boy's game, a "man's" game. A bunch of prima donnas going off on each other. Now that's entertainment...NOT!

And the press is culpalable, too. With their continued line of questioning this incident for 6 minutes...seriously, I felt like they were egging Klay to say something like BWS said he said. I thought Klay was pretty composed considering the incident didn't involve him.

Since when did the NBA come up with this points for flagrant foul thing? Seems pretty stupid to me, especially if it leads to this idiotic drama that the league does not need. The NBA has been around since before the 1950s without the points system. "If it ain't broke don't fix it."

I thought penalizing anyone for the incident itself was dumb. LaBron almost seemed to provoke it by stepping over Green instead of around him. I've seen stuff like that for years, and you hear the phrase "no blood, no foul." Now officials have apparently become judges, and make rulings after the game is over.

Just MHO. I said I don't watch the NBA, too many prima donnas and tattoos. But with Steph being a 2XMVP I watched the OKC series and now the finals. Despite the other drama on this board about whether he should have played for Tech, I consider Steph a Hokie and treat him like one because of what his father meant to Virginia Tech. And admidst the prima donnas I believe the Currys are classy people. Dell and Sonja did well and raised a couple good kids.

Steph, another Hokie done good. Who'd a thunk a shooter with Virginia Tech genes would lead the NBA with style? Congratulations!

Just MHO. If you don't agree that's YHO. God bless your heart.