Fuck LeBron and Fuck

[Idog1976]

He left money on the table by leaving Cleveland. If he wanted straight cash, he would have stayed.

LeBrons sole goal is to become a sports billionaire every move is calculated with this in mind. The added money from championships (assumed) in Miami will dwarf the few million more a year from Cleveland salary.

 

[MrSelfDestruct]

LeBrons sole goal is to become a sports billionaire every move is calculated with this in mind. The added money from championships (assumed) in Miami will dwarf the few million more a year from Cleveland salary.

What added money from Championships? Are you talking endorsements? If so, New York would have been the place to go (endorsement-wise, obviously not championship-wise). I don't follow you...my apologies.

Put it this way:

Assume you live a comfortable life and money isn't really an issue. There are two job opportunities presented to you. In Company A, you will be the Big Dog, solely responsible for the success of the company. You will be paid more here than with any other company.

Company B will require you to make less money, but at the added benefit of less singular responsibility and more promise of success. In addition, you will live in a better location and work with two of your good friends.

Which one would you choose?

I don't blame LeBron for choosing Miami. It's the way it was done that I think is lame.

 

[Minstrel]

Lmao. Right because LeBrons body is natural. I can't believe anyone is naive enough to think there isn't MASSIVE steroid and HGH among other PEDs in use league wide. The NBA's Canseco is just a matter of time.

Eh, okay. I'm not willing to agree that someone does steroids because he looks huge. If it comes out that he did, beyond fan rumours, I can understand people discounting his achievements.

 

[ABM]

Interesting read...

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Akr8N5tNmxDBL49tkR2CoB28vLYF?slug=aw-lebrondecision070910

 

[BGrantFan]

Lmao. Right because LeBrons body is natural. I can't believe anyone is naive enough to think there isn't MASSIVE steroid and HGH among other PEDs in use league wide. The NBA's Canseco is just a matter of time.

Really? Have you been around many NBA players? They are string beans. Even Martell, who has a lot of definition, is lanky in person. "Huge" LeBron is 6'8", 265 lbs., which makes him a skinny TE in the NFL.

You're out on a limb, my man. Any supporting evidence?

 

[huevonkiller]

So, is Dan Gilbert saying that his children have epic meltdowns when they don't get their way and call people names? Interesting parenting, Dan.

Lol.

Really? Have you been around many NBA players? They are string beans. Even Martell, who has a lot of definition, is lanky in person. "Huge" LeBron is 6'8", 265 lbs., which makes him a skinny TE in the NFL.

You're out on a limb, my man. Any supporting evidence?

He doesn't want to think there could be another player to rival Jordan, that's his excuse.

I agree with this, but find it to be an unlikely outcome.

Wade and James are much better offensive players than Bosh. Bosh will be the no. 3 option to those two. I think that James will be the offensive initiator most of the time.

For a couple of reasons; Wade is older and beat to shit. I think he is ready to take a step back in responsibility. James is the bigger matchup problem for most opposing teams, and it will just be easier for the Heat if James has the ball in his hands, draws the double and then creates for Wade and Bosh, even if all they do is get the defense off balance, and Wade and Bosh get to make a play one-on-one. I think James is the better passer as well.

Of course, they will mix it up, but I think when on the floor together, James runs plays most often. With James and Wade they also will be able to have James or Wade on the floor for the full 48 minutes. The opposition is screwed in that regard. No letup.

No, I think James will be the dominant offensive force for the Heat. The real interesting situation to me will be who has the ball in the last two minutes. Who takes the last shot. Who is their "closer".

In 2005 he got injured in the conference Finals, missed a game, Heat lost 4-3. He got injured in 2007 and 2008 for significant periods. Then he lost to Atlanta and last year he was called out by Riley for his conditioning. Combined with his age I'm confident James gets to see the majority of the offense. And just from a talent perspective this would be the logical choice as well.

 

[Mediocre Man]

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[BGrantFan]

The single best find ever regarding Lebron......

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He gave it 4 more years, and is no closer to a championship. Plus, what he "wanted" 4 years ago is different than what he "wants" today, obviously. Had he said he "won't" go ring-chasing, and that he "would definitely" stay in Cleveland, I'd say you have something there. Alas, "wants" change over time.