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Gotta agree with Kyrie here. To heckle a player that delivered a championship STARVED town a championship , is some next level dubaccery. I know he left on bad terms, but still. It wasn't before the championship.

The guy needs to stfu. Kyrie made one of the clutchiest shots in history to deliver a championship to that city.

Championship or not, he still forced his way out of Cleveland. He deserves to hear it from Cavs fans.

Why be grateful for a guy who forces their way out of a team, if you're a fan of said team?

Fans like that are in no way representative of the majority of Cavs fans. We are very appreciative. Although, calling Boston a "real sports town" after he got traded was an unwarranted slight against a city that adored him.

Just goes to show, all those other things he does off the court overshadow what he does on it.

Uh what exactly is perfect or even noteworthy about this?

Solid comeback. Cleveland is a shithole.

S4 for unnecessarily attack a city.

He demanded a trade and then insulted the city on his way out of town. Of course Cleveland fans are going to heckle him.

Nate505 wrote:Why be grateful for a guy who forces their way out of a team, if you're a fan of said team?

LeBron left twice. And after a couple years the first time cavs fans were running into the floor begging for him to come back. Lakers love Shaq, etc etc for guys who left a couple yrs after a chip.

Kyrie was instrumental, had a almost fmvp worthy performance to give Cleveland their ring. Warriors couldn't stop kyrie the last 3 games. He was the most impressive imo.
Also last mins of game 7, LeBron bricked his two shots and Curry did the same between Kyrie's epic 3.

They should put some respect to his name regardless of his dumb views. The rest of the league can make fun of him.

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“You ever hear of anybody going to Cleveland for vacation?” LOL

Nate505 wrote:Why be grateful for a guy who forces their way out of a team, if you're a fan of said team?

Because he still provided them a championship. Their one and only.

I can see booing him the year after he left. But it's been 5 years now time should've healed that wound

Kyrie needs to get over himself. He's just a basketball player, acting like Cleveland and the world owes him or something.

I wonder if Kyrie would try to have a fan thrown out if they called him a mother ****?

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Gotta agree with Kyrie here. To heckle a player that delivered a championship STARVED town a championship , is some next level dubaccery. I know he left on bad terms, but still. It wasn't before the championship.

I mean this is all in good fun with the heckling and response. Don’t see an issue on either side.

looks like he took their bait to me

this is the perfect response to troll heckling fans:

Nate505 wrote:Why be grateful for a guy who forces their way out of a team, if you're a fan of said team?

youd probably understand if you ever experience your team winning a chip

i dont know if you were mad at hayward for leaving your team, but if you were, you surely wouldnt be if he delivered a chip

if youre normal that is

realball wrote:Championship or not, he still forced his way out of Cleveland. He deserves to here from Cavs fans.

how do you feel about kawhi

both kawhi and kyrie deserve to get their jerseys retired

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realball wrote:Championship or not, he still forced his way out of Cleveland. He deserves to here from Cavs fans.

how do you feel about kawhi

both kawhi and kyrie deserve to get their jerseys retired

Kawhi didn't demand a trade out of Toronto. And no, we're not going to retire his jersey. We didn't even retire Vince's jersey.

I imagine Spurs fans still hate Kawhi.