RJM wrote:RexBoyWonder wrote:Here’s a story: LeBron once wanted to stay over after an away game with the Heat and meet the team the next day in the next city. Heat president Pat Riley said no. LeBron got upset. Riley said that’s no way to lead a team. LeBron was still upset about that and other similar items on his way out the door to Cleveland.Another story: LeBron insisted reserve James Jones play more with the Heat. Everyone loves Jones. But he wasn’t a championship-level player, especially on defense. In LeBron’s final Heat season, Jones played late in a game and hit some shots. “Great coaching, Spo,’’ James kept yelling from the bench.
Everyone inside the team knew it wasn’t a compliment of Heat coach Erik Spoelstra. It was a mocking of him. It was the best player belittling the coach by saying this should be done every night.
Dave Hyde, legit source.
Bottom line.LeBron wanted Irving painted as the bad guy. He flexed his media muscle and got the national slant turning that way, too. LeBron did it his way, as he always does. His way can win big, as it’s shown through the years. It also can turn people off. Irving is the latest.
Le-ego.
I'll take another four straight trips to the Finals.
He wouldn't give them to you.
Did you notice that he sneaked out the back door and left us in the ****?
No, 2 first round draft picks for this one.
























