LeBron James claims that he isn't going to resort to acting in order to get more fouls called against him on the basketball court.
"It's not me," James said Friday. "There's been times when I've thought about it, but my game won't allow me to ? whether you call it flopping or acting like it's something bigger than it is ? do it."
Cleveland coach Mike Brown, however, is still lobbying for James to get the benefit of the doubt more often.
"I don't have a great feel yet for when they're going to call a foul and when they're not," Brown said.
"Bron's at a disadvantage," Brown added. "At the end of the day, the only thing we can do is keep playing."
James weighed in on the size disadvantage as well.
"Because of my size and my strength, the way I get hit is not seen. I'm never one to complain, but sometimes it feels blatant on me and it's not called," James said. "It's definitely challenging mentally. It can be frustrating at times."