NBA Screwed?: James Leaning Towards Heat

[Dirtbag59]

Cleveland fans are taking it hard. Can't say I blame them.

Anyone who is on Lebrons side is no Cavs fan. The man has lied to our faces and now we are a worldwide joke. More then ever before. I feel like I just caught my wife with my best friend and sister at the same time

Can anyone tell me if some Native American Tribe cursed the city of Cleveland?

You still have to appreciate the stuff he did in Cleveland, but...

The last three things he did in Cleveland

1. Quit in playoff series

2. Leaves Cleveland

3. Does it on national TV

Am I pissed...yes, but to call LeBron a classless man is incorrect because he did all he could in Cleveland with the exception of the last few months he gave his all to the city and the team so be pissed, but do not insult him

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

Cleveland fans are taking it hard. Can't say I blame them.


Can anyone tell me if some Native American Tribe cursed the city of Cleveland?

Cleveland fans need to get over it. Yeah, I feel bad for them. But this is LeBron's career. Many of us have had to make the decision to leave home in deference to what's best for our career. The Cavs also could have gotten Amare last year if they had just been willing to part with JJ Hixon. Apparently he was too valuable to trade, but not too valuable to take off the bench during the playoffs. And they should feel fortunate that he was even there for 7 years? How often does that happen these days where a local prep star plays (at least some of) his prime years in his hometown? It was the luck of the ping pong ball bounce (and the Cavs tanking to get a better shot at the #1 pick) that even put LeBron there in the first place.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Cleveland fans need to get over it. Yeah, I feel bad for them. But this is LeBron's career. Many of us have had to make the decision to leave home in deference to what's best for our career. The Cavs also could have gotten Amare last year if they had just been willing to part with JJ Hixon. Apparently he was too valuable to trade, but not too valuable to take off the bench during the playoffs. And they should feel fortunate that he was even there for 7 years? How often does that happen these days where a local prep star plays (at least some of) his prime years in his hometown? It was the luck of the ping pong ball bounce (and the Cavs tanking to get a better shot at the #1 pick) that even put LeBron there in the first place.

seriously.. they act like they made him and did him the honor of keeping him around