Lebron James Accused of Being in Steroid Ring

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Looks like your boy LeBron James, maybe in some deep trouble. James has been linked to a steroids clinic that has been making quite a lot of noise as of late.   Former employee of Anthony Bosch claims a Mr.Paul picked up items from the clinic on a monthly basis , and when he paid the initials L.J. where used in the bookkeeping log….Hmm who could that be? In an interview by IBN Sports Wrap of a former employee of the clinic, LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul have been new names that have come out. The interview went a little something like this:

Incarcerated Bob :What names stood out to you ?

Jessica :LJ, JN, Francisco, Cruz ..

Incarcerated Bob :These were the name that you just had and were told to put in the books ?

Jessica :Yes.

Incarcerated Bob :How did that work, money would come in ? Did Mr Bosch tell you to put some initials in the books ?

Jessica :Yes. Like LJ, someone named Mr Paul would come in and Mr Bosch would give a check to put in the book LJ as being “payed for the month”.

The “Mr. Paul” that is mentioned is LeBron James’ agent, Rich Paul.  The initials “LJ” is said to stand for LeBron James.  According to the interview, Mr. Paul would come in once a month to attain products from the clinic for LeBron James.

via:gumbumper.com

 

 

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Magic Johnson Offers LeBron James $1M To Enter Slam Dunk Contest [VIDEO]

LeBron James ultimately does whatever LeBron James wants to do. One thing fans have been pretty much begging King James to do, to no avail, is participate in the NBA’s annual Slam Dunk contest. Now Earvin “Magic” Johnson has gone on the record to say he’ll put up $1 million for James to enter the contest. There has always been discussion of why James keeps ducking the contest. But the talk reached a fever pitch after a video of James easily performing a between the legs dunk during pregame warm ups went viral. Johnson clearly feels strongly that James should take his skills to All-Star Saturday next year. ”I’ma put up a million dollars to get him into the contest,” said Magic during Friday‘s (March 1) ESPN pregame show. “A million dollars from Magic to LeBron, please get into the dunk contest. I go every year. I want to see you. A million to the winner. Bam, nuff said.” The milli is a bump in pay for whoever wins. According the NBA, the dunk contest winners earns $100,000 while the runner up gets $50,000. James is probably scared that he’d enter the contest, and God forbid, take an L. But hey, even Michael Jordan lost his first time out. The NBA Slam Dunk contest could use an All-Star caliber player, or two or three. Bet you already forgot the name of who won this year’s contest. Let us know if King James should take Magic up on his offer, or if you think the dunk contest doesn’t really matter, in the comments. Watch Magic put up the dough, and some of LeBron’s sick warm up dunks, in the video below.

Michael Jordan’s 50th Birthday Honored With Sports Illustrated Cover

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Michael Jordan will be 50 years old on February 17 and the tributes are starting to roll in. Sports Illustrated has placed the NBA Hall of Famer on their latest cover.The cover photo is a pic of the famous free throw line dunk that won His Airness the 1988 NBA Slam Dunk contest with a big graphic of the number “50″ surrounding him. It’s the February 18 issue and coincidentally it is his 50th time Jordan is gracing the front of the sports magazine (“Convenient how the works,” reads the cover line). The cover story is written by Phil Taylor and chronicles MJ’s influence and there is also an oral history of the aforementioned dunk and a look at all the SI covers #23 has appeared on.ESPN’s Sportcenter recently hooked up a short documentary titled “Gotta Be The Shoes” that examines Jordan’s worldwide popularity, which continues to this day, and its connection to his Air Jordan signature sneakers.Peep some of our favorite Michael Jordan Sports Illustrated covers—no coincidence he’s usually rocking a crispy pair of classic Air Jordans (and even a pair of Converse)—in the gallery. Also, be sure to peep the Swimsuit Issue right here, too.