Rebound Reporting

Kyrie Irving wanted his chance to show that he can be the man. The chance came all the around last night when Gordon Hayward had one of the worst injuries we’ve ever seen. Hayward broke his tibia and fractured his ankle in his Boston debut. The injury hit everyone in the arena hard. It happened right in front of the Cavs bench area and you could see the reaction when they realized what happened. This is an terrible injury and it leaves the Boston Celtics not knowing what to expect from this season anymore. Kyrie said he wanted to grow as a player and a leader and this is where it comes in now. He has to lead a team of young players and Al Horford to the playoffs. The bad rep that Kyrie gets is that he didn’t go to the playoffs in the 3 seasons he led the Cavs. That’s not fair to him because those Cavs teams were terrible and he was injured and missed a lot of games. Kyrie does have to people wrong. Some people think him leading a team just isn’t for him. They think him being t

In basketball you have different roles for different players on different teams. A good team is created by people knowing their roles an executing these roles to their best ability. In the NBA, you can find people that know how to play their role like a Tony Allen who’s in the game for defense and etc.. These different players can help your team go far in the playoffs and win championships down the line. Usually superstars have their role on offense: Do what you have to for your team to have a chance to win the game. That involves them having the ball to create scoring plays for their teammates or create scoring opportunities for themselves. This comes with being the best player on the basketball team most of the time. If you’re not the Warriors, Cavs, Blazers or the Thunder before Kevin’s Durant left the Oklahoma City Thunder if you have a person that can get create their own shot in a close clutch game AND get their teammates involved throughout the game you probably only ha