I agree with most of, if not all of the criticism lebron has gotten in the past few days. but i have yet to understand how people can defend what the cavs owner said. Reading his email or whatever it was, all i saw was a child throwing a temper tantrum because his organization just lost all of its value and its main source of revenue. Perfectly fine to feel that way but to make that public is just embarrassing.

edit: i do like the fact that he called him out for being terrible in the playoffs. He was pathetic to watch against boston, and i don't think he quit like he said, but he CHOKED hard.

Temper tantrum? Yup.
Do i blame the guy? Nope!
He dolled out all that money for "The King", and has nothing (championship wise) to show for it.
I'd say it was a bad investment on his part.

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Oh, you must have missed the last playoff series the past two years he played in.

I'm willing to bet the knew he wasn't going to resign with the Cavs.. Hence the awesome performances we all saw in the playoffs. Lets not forget how he blatantly ignored the team, 'HIS' team, during this fiasco. I'm not saying he should have done the same thing as Joe Mauer.. He could have bailed on the Cavs in a way which would made him look like the innocent one.. or hell just so he didn't smell bad. But instead.. he took the worst possible route out of Cleveland.

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He had a triple double in his last game with the Cavs. He didn't quit. His team sucked.

First off, he team couldn't have sucked that bad.. they WERE in the Eastern Conference finals. Second, even if his team DID suck.. They didn't deserve (nor do their fans) to get treated by the 'Chosen 1' on his way out. Stats never tell the whole story. Any loser watching the playoffs could see that James was pussy-footing his way in that series.

Inside 'The Decision' 



Sounds like he's still the douche I thought he was.

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