Reggie Evans: "Heat's Lockout Season Title Means Nothing."

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Reggie Evans is on his trolling game right now. When asked about playing the reigning champions, the Miami Heat tonight at the Barclays Center, Reggie completely dismisses their title, claiming that it means nothing in a shortened season.

From ESPN:

"It doesn't prove nothing. That was a lockout season," Evans told the New York Daily News on Wednesday when asked if beating the defending champs would prove something to the rest of the NBA.

Okay, while I cannot argue that a shortened season could have been a factor, a championship is still a championship. The road to get the title is just as difficult. What if the Clippers won last year when you were on the team, I doubt you would have taken your victory as lightly. Besides, this not what a man in your position should say. For a man that can only rebound the basketball and has bricks for hands (He literally can not put anything into the basket to save his life), you sure can talk. Too bad, no one will ever take you seriously, especially when you look like an Orc.

"Our team is defending the Miami Heat. If our team has to defend one person, LeBron isn't going to score nothing. LeBron is no different from Joe Johnson or Andray Blatche. No different," Evans told the Daily News. "People need help (on defense). Some people don't need help. Everybody has to be double-teamed, it doesn't matter who you are. You just have to stop LeBron in transition.

So according to you, the best NBA player in the world is no different than a ball hogging All Star that never got out of the second round of the playoffs and a former member of the Washington Knuckleheads. Silly Reggie, don't you remember LeBron James and the Heat beating the Nets by 30 points in November and followed it with a 13 point win in December? Or did you hit your head on something?

This is nothing against Reggie, I just want to set the record straight. I hope LeBron didn't find out about what you said, because it would not be good for your team to play against a motivated LeBron.