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Anger/excitement Lebron in miami
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hailtothetheif83
Active Member
He still isn't going to stop the Lakers 3 peat this upcoming season!!
Everyone else agree that was WAY overdone?!?!?
Ohh almost forgot LeQUEEN is still a d bag
Everyone else agree that was WAY overdone?!?!?
Ohh almost forgot LeQUEEN is still a d bag
I agree, its hard to ask other players to play for the minimum if Lebron wont give up some money. Its sad ...
Kevin Durant, one of the stand up players in NBA, can do it the right way and sign his contract. Lebron and espn turned it into a spectacle.
I hate how they, the news, was turning it into a one man stimulus package. What ever.......yeah I know he bring money to what ever city he goes to, but he is one person.
I lost all respect for the NBA after the thugs from the Pacers and Pistons got into the stands to fight. Since then NBA players store pistols in their lockers and other STUPID things. If the NBA folded tomorrow I wouldn't care. I love sports and I believe in loyalty to your team, so even though I don't give two craps if he plays for Miami or the Trailblazers, the state and city that embraced him even in high school was given the big middle finger tonight.
armeddroid
Senior Member
Lol I heard Apple is going to sell a limited edition Lebron James iPhone that only vibrates cause it has no rings.
and I type this from my Droid.
and I type this from my Droid.
It's unfortunate that team/town loyalty is so hard to find now. Rarely in pro sports do you find a superstar that sticks with the same team. And the NBA seems like the worst... heck, my beloved but choke-happy Dallas Mavericks have had a good chunk of their starting lineup changed at least twice in just the last two seasons.
As a guy on my local sports radio station said this morning... if Lebron goes to Miami, he'll be on his knees praying for them to lose every single game. I think other teams will have this same feeling as the Heat will now be the "team to beat" (even though they've proved nothing).
This whole thing just reeks of... well I'm not sure what the right word is, but it just reeks.
edit: impurity... that's the word
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(no offense; i skipped all of the posts, just so i could say my piece)...
1) I'm stoked that I don't have to hear / read anymore about "Where will Lebron go??" while at the gym (watching/reading the TV screens while on bike / eliptical)
2) I'm afraid of how much I will have to hear / read about the decision finally being made
...he's a ball player...he's a person...he was a free agent and now he finally made a choice. the media is going to be looping this for the next week at least. ... "i can't wait" :mellow:
1) I'm stoked that I don't have to hear / read anymore about "Where will Lebron go??" while at the gym (watching/reading the TV screens while on bike / eliptical)
2) I'm afraid of how much I will have to hear / read about the decision finally being made
...he's a ball player...he's a person...he was a free agent and now he finally made a choice. the media is going to be looping this for the next week at least. ... "i can't wait" :mellow:I think it's a good thing for basketball. It's comparable to what the Celtics did when they signed Garnett. I think a lot of people will watch because of the expectation of what the three of them can do together.
Don't let your anger make you say things like he is not loyal, or he is turning his back on Cleveland. It's a game...he and ALL of the other players in the league are there to win a championship. He spent 7 years of his career in Cleveland and he saw this past year as the best chance he had to make it happen. It didn't. So, why get mad at him for looking to where he can have some type of support? Every single Championship team in recent history has had a supporting cast...he had no one in Cleveland.
He wants to win and used his free agency to make that a real possibilty...don't hate him for being smart about his quest.
I also think it was a bit overplayed by the media, but I respect him for not making it all about LeBron...this "special" did A LOT of good for the boys and girls club, and you can't argue that fact.
I say good for him, and I look forward to watching the Heat...while still remaining loyal to my Pistons.
Don't let your anger make you say things like he is not loyal, or he is turning his back on Cleveland. It's a game...he and ALL of the other players in the league are there to win a championship. He spent 7 years of his career in Cleveland and he saw this past year as the best chance he had to make it happen. It didn't. So, why get mad at him for looking to where he can have some type of support? Every single Championship team in recent history has had a supporting cast...he had no one in Cleveland.
He wants to win and used his free agency to make that a real possibilty...don't hate him for being smart about his quest.
I also think it was a bit overplayed by the media, but I respect him for not making it all about LeBron...this "special" did A LOT of good for the boys and girls club, and you can't argue that fact.
I say good for him, and I look forward to watching the Heat...while still remaining loyal to my Pistons.