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Magua;1736556; said:I had heard that he mentioned the Lakers initially but as you said, now it looks like LA is not even a possibility and he listed the Magic, Mavericks, and Blazers after the Knicks. All of those teams have stars already on their teams. This type of shit wasn't happening in the 80s and 90s when basketball wasn't a joke. People in general have become a joke. Athletes especially...
You sign a contract with a team? HONOR IT. After a couple years you decide you would rather go suck some other overpaid piece of shit's dick and get a free ring or live in a better city? fuck you. Pay me millions and i'll go play basketball in the fucking Congo for all I care.
But no...he'll get traded for two 1st round picks in 2020 and 2021 and go win a championship elsewhere tugging on someone else's cape.
Never thought i'd say it but i'm truely getting sick of professional sports. Football is still tolerable because well its Football but Basketball and Baseball are unwatchable now days.
Rich_Rodriguez;1736604; said:I can't believe someone would be this treacherous, I mean leaving your hometown to go someplace else... can it get any lower than this?
AuTX Buckeye;1736759; said:LeBron James breaks final barrier for athlete freedom, Howard Bryant writes - ESPN
An article about LeBronze by Howard Bryant. I'm too tired after working all night to determine if its pro or anti LeBronze, my take is its a little of both.
ORD_Buckeye;1736768; said:A lot of it was fairly interesting. I do think that the writer tries way too hard in, after the fact, ascribing some deep intellectual thought process to James' decisions rather than seeing them for what they are: the emotionally based actions of a narcissistic man-child. Honestly, I have serious doubts that James could break a hundred on an IQ test much less have any deep historical perspective of his actions.
AuTX Buckeye;1736759; said:LeBron James breaks final barrier for athlete freedom, Howard Bryant writes - ESPN
An article about LeBronze by Howard Bryant. I'm too tired after working all night to determine if its pro or anti LeBronze, my take is its a little of both.
ORD_Buckeye;1736768; said:A lot of it was fairly interesting. I do think that the writer tries way too hard in, after the fact, ascribing some deep intellectual thought process to James' decisions rather than seeing them for what they are: the emotionally based actions of a narcissistic man-child.
Best of luck to my brother @oneandonlycp3. Do what's best for You and your family 1:07 PM Jul 22nd via UberTwitter
y0yoyoin;1736889; said:...wouldnt the best thing for lebrons family be to stay in cleveland?