LeBron Free Agency 2010

NY_Comeback · Post #1101 » by **NY_Comeback** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:00 am

Not here to troll, just saying I feel your pain. F*ck LeDoucheBag. Stay up Cleveland fans...

bigfatticket · Post #1102 » by **bigfatticket** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:00 am

Lebron just went from competing with MJ, down to the lowly A-Rod in the legacy race. letsw call him
l-Ron I am a huge C's fan I will now start routing fo the Cavs.

PS it needs to be said...F- the media as well they helped create this s#*t storm

Post #1103 » by **TheOUTLAW** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:00 am

What's funny is that this is almost all Non Cavs fans.

jhferry · Post #1104 » by **jhferry** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:01 am

Knicks fan here. I really wanted him but I really feel for you guys. To do this on TV like this is just cowardly.

RocketPower23 · Post #1105 » by **RocketPower23** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:02 am

Sorry fellas. I wanted him to either go to NYK or you guys, and in the end I hoped he would stick it out with you. The way he handled this was classless, hopefully you guys will bounce back soon and not let this be the defining moment of your franchise.

echoplex89 · Post #1106 » by **echoplex89** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:03 am

Look at his stupid lips
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiUq-1818G0[/youtube]

TheKingOfVa360 · Post #1107 » by **TheKingOfVa360** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:03 am

I'm a Wizards who has always hated the Cavs and Lebron. But you now I have to root for the Cavs. This is the biggest bitch move in NBA history. I hope Lebron, Wade, and Bosh all tear their acl's every year for the rest of their career. And I hope the Cavs win the NBA draft lottery next year or Chris Paul is traded there.

KnicksScholar24 · Post #1108 » by **KnicksScholar24** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:03 am

I thought LeBron wanted a coach that played in the NBA? I think he's been playing everybody and Bosh, Wade, and James planned this since they signed their previous contracts. Oh well, hope the Cavs can rebuild quickly and stop the Heat within the next 5 years (when Wade is 34 yrs old).

Post #1109 » by **blkout** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:04 am

I think this will make a good avatar for someone:

Palmeirense · Post #1110 » by **Palmeirense** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:05 am

Wow, sorry Cleveland fans. I always wanted him to leave just to give this free agency period an unbelievable story, but now that he left i just feel sorry for you guys.

LeDouche is an egomaniac.

raptorforlife88 · Post #1111 » by **raptorforlife88** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:07 am

Lebron is the biggest bastard ever. There was no bigger douche move than to take an hour to announce he's leaving his hometown.

I'm enjoying the jersey burnings.

rjgraca · Post #1112 » by **rjgraca** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:07 am

Now I understand why Lebron had a second rate marketing team headed by his buddy Maverick Carter... since Lebron is second rate and only dominates with his ego rather than on the court in the playoffs. Now Lebron can blame Wade (since he's his side kick) when Miami doesn't win a championship.
This is the ultimate classless act dumping on your home team on National T.V.

Triumph36 · Post #1113 » by **Triumph36** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:08 am

can't wait 'til the ego rears its ugly head around in Miami.

whysoserious · Post #1114 » by **whysoserious** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:08 am

Toronto fans are struggling with losing Bosh but it comes nowhere near what Cleveland fans are feeling today. I feel for you guys, that city really does get uplifted by it's basketball team and this is a blow not just to the Cavs but the city of Cleveland and it's people.

King Of The 4th · Post #1115 » by **King Of The 4th** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:08 am

Mr Anonymous wrote:Any of you would leave your hometown in a second if you didn't feel like you could reach your goals there and were sure that you could somewhere else. Why should he be forced to stay with a team that has shown it's incapable of surrounding him with Championship caliber talent? Because it's his hometown? Sports fans always say how refreshing it would be for an athlete to make a career choice based on winning over money. And then when one finally does, we crucify him. I say good for you Lebron.

A Bucks fan

Would I have an hour long ESPN special about me leaving? Not likely.

And don't worry Cavs fans, you can buy a team but you can't buy chemistry.

TA42 · Post #1116 » by **TA42** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:09 am

Mr Anonymous wrote:Any of you would leave your hometown in a second if you didn't feel like you could reach your goals there and were sure that you could somewhere else. Why should he be forced to stay with a team that has shown it's incapable of surrounding him with Championship caliber talent? Because it's his hometown? Sports fans always say how refreshing it would be for an athlete to make a career choice based on winning over money. And then when one finally does, we crucify him. I say good for you Lebron.

A Bucks fan

I don't think anyone is saying LeBron should always and only play for the Cavs. He played his heart out and earned the right to be a free agent. No one's disputing that.

I just think a lot of people are disgusted that it turned into a national TV spectacle. Did he really have to have an ESPN special to announce his "decision"?

He's a kid who has been told how great he is ever since he could play basketball. Everyone kneeled before The King. Hell.....ESPN was fighting to air his friggin' HIGHSCHOOL games. What do you think that's done to his ego? I guess in hindsight this was the only way LeBron knew how to do it.

I'm sure he believes in his heart that he's making the right decision and after the front offices ineptitude he's probably right but he shouldn't have done it this way. Had it been done right the city and fans wouldn't have blamed him for leaving.

Post #1117 » by **Moonbeam** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:09 am

Portland fan here.

I'm pretty stunned that he had the gall to make this whole charade and agree to go on national television to do this. And to say that he was going to take his talents to "South Beach"? How very teenager of him. He may not regret this for the next few years, but his image will be forever tarnished by this, and once his best years are behind him and especially after he retires, he may just question it.

chad42 · Post #1118 » by **chad42** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:09 am

Lebron didn't handle this well, its obvious to me that he doesn't have the mental make up of the all time greats, most def routing for the downfall of the heat and cleveland to rebound quickly.

Go cavs you have place in my heart at least until seattle gets a team back

Turk Nowitzki · Post #1119 » by **Turk Nowitzki** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:10 am

Rondo To KG wrote:
Mr Anonymous wrote:Any of you would leave your hometown in a second if you didn't feel like you could reach your goals there and were sure that you could somewhere else. Why should he be forced to stay with a team that has shown it's incapable of surrounding him with Championship caliber talent? Because it's his hometown? Sports fans always say how refreshing it would be for an athlete to make a career choice based on winning over money. And then when one finally does, we crucify him. I say good for you Lebron.

A Bucks fan

Would I have an hour long ESPN special about me leaving? Not likely.

Dear Bucks Fan,

Congrats on your classless trolling. Show some sensitivity.

-A fellow Bucks fan.

sfam · Post #1120 » by **sfam** » Fri Jul 9, 2010 2:11 am

As a Wizards fan, I never thought I'd feel sorry for Cavs fans, but wow. Not only what he did, but how he did it...that was just so way over the top, so humiliating - its gotta have been devastating. You all have my sympathies.