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Message: [QUOTE="Chief00, post: 4295814, member: 11108"] Exactly, the first step is to be honest about your actions before you can make corrections. Over-all, [USER=2844]@gtcam[/USER] pretty much nailed it. There’s a reason why his coach made the point he needs to improve in three areas: on the court, in the weight room and off the court. It has nothing to do with being a “stubborn” competitor. Rather, it is more about changing “stubborn” immature habits that need to be eliminated, so that he can focus on his profession. James could learn a great deal from CV and his decision making. A non impact rookie player is not on equal footing with his coach on any NBA bench. He is subservient, James needs to understand the pecking order. As for Vegas, having “fun” there shouldn’t be the objective, he tried that last summer. He really needs to take things seriously this year. You only get so many chances and being a lottery pick perhaps gets you a second chance but maybe not a third. I know Chief may sound like I am in a no fun zone, and those who know me realize that’s not me; but in James case that’s how he needs to approach next season. Take care of business. [/QUOTE]