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D-Money · 12-03-2010, 11:55 AM

Fucker can't apologize for the way he dissed Cleveland then throws up the chalk and scores a season high of 38.

I guess Boobie Gibson isn't enough to beat the Heat.

Get2PayJared · 12-03-2010, 11:58 AM

the cavs suck.....but Lebron is a punk. Its not about what he did but how did it. doenst matter how many points he scores or if he wins any championships, he will never be like Jordan, Magic, Bird or even Kobe...

Lebron killed his own legacy with one "decision"

The Demon · 12-03-2010, 11:58 AM

Lebron's only chance of scoring 38 points per game is if he plays the Cavs 82 times in a row. Other than that, good luck against Boston, Orlando, LA, and San Antonio. The guy couldn't shine Jordan's shoes.

Cyandin · 12-03-2010, 12:00 PM

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Lebron's only chance of scoring 38 points per game is if he plays the Cavs 82 times in a row. Other than that, good luck against Boston, Orlando, LA, and San Antonio. The guy couldn't shine Jordan's shoes.

I thought you were banned, according to Eric?

Spunky · 12-03-2010, 12:01 PM

All superstars would do the same thing,he isn't any different

D-Money · 12-03-2010, 12:01 PM

The best crowd chant from the game last night was directed to Dwayne Wade.

They were calling him Scottie Pippen!

Too fucking funny, you know that had to get under his skin.

At least Wade won a Championship though.

InfinityOscar · 12-03-2010, 12:03 PM

Lebron was given the opportunity to apologized during an interview after the game but instead he brush it off like a jackass ... AND i hope that LA Lakers demolishes them

sinclair · 12-03-2010, 12:06 PM

Only reason he scored 38 was his team was feeding him. Wade suddenly learned to pass.

LeBron is the reason the NBA will be as bad as MLB in 3 years.

Penthouse Tony · 12-03-2010, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by D-Money

The best crowd chant from the game last night was directed to Dwayne Wade.

They were calling him Scottie Pippen!

Too fucking funny, you know that had to get under his skin.

At least Wade won a Championship though.

I thought they were calling LeBron James out as Wade's Pippen.

Get2PayJared · 12-03-2010, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Spunky

All superstars would do the same thing,he isn't any different

No they wouldnt...Jordan and Magic always wanted to play AGAINST each other, not with each other.

Maybe at the end of their careers they would consider, but definitely not in their prime.

Get2PayJared · 12-03-2010, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Sagi_AFF

I thought they were calling LeBron James out as Wade's Pippen.

I think you are right...

Lebron has the chance to be the best Scottie Pippen in history.

scuba steve · 12-03-2010, 12:11 PM

haters drinking the haterade

MikeFold · 12-03-2010, 12:16 PM

still following the 'hometown' team D?

D-Money · 12-03-2010, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeFold

still following the 'hometown' team D?

I do. I'm a die hard fan. However, I didn't buy the season package like I did since LeBron joined the team.

I do read up on the Cavs and ask my dad about the latest Clevelander talk going on about them.

Cavs won't be good for a while, which blows. I'm hopeful that Dan Gilbert will pull a big trade deal and bring a stud or 2 in.

MikeFold · 12-03-2010, 12:27 PM

Dan Gilbert is not afraid to bring out the checkbook...
He so wants to beat Miami....i can only imagine his obsession

Scott is a good coach, and i think whatever he wants he will get..they need an Anderson Varajeo clone.....or or a big man for the paint

Penthouse Tony · 12-03-2010, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by D-Money

I do. I'm a die hard fan. However, I didn't buy the season package like I did since LeBron joined the team.

I do read up on the Cavs and ask my dad about the latest Clevelander talk going on about them.

Cavs won't be good for a while, which blows. I'm hopeful that Dan Gilbert will pull a big trade deal and bring a stud or 2 in.

The way the Heat have been playing I don't see them winning a ring this year. They should have went after Boozer instead of Bosh.

D-Money · 12-03-2010, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeFold

Dan Gilbert is not afraid to bring out the checkbook...
He so wants to beat Miami....i can only imagine his obsession

Scott is a good coach, and i think whatever he wants he will get..they need an Anderson Varajeo clone.....or or a big man for the paint

I agree. I do think that Dan Gilbert is a great owner that has the passion to do what it takes.

If they had a dominate big man and a scorer, they'd be right back in it. The cast and bench are good, just 2 pieces away.

If the Cavs can stay around the 8th seed mark by the trade deadline and pull some moves, they're right back in it. I'd love to see them advance and beat the Heat in the post season. Even it the Cavs don't win it all, beating the Heat would be the championship for the fans.

seeric · 12-03-2010, 12:36 PM

i love my cleveland friends, but your city is sports cursed.

its the sex.com of sports cities.

lebron did what is right for him. can't hate him for that.

love yah D. at least you still got the lakers.

D-Money · 12-03-2010, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Sagi_AFF

The way the Heat have been playing I don't see them winning a ring this year. They should have went after Boozer instead of Bosh.

Boozer also had some bad blood after leaving the Cavs years ago. But I'd take him back no problem.

D-Money · 12-03-2010, 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by seeric

i love my cleveland friends, but your city is sports cursed.

its the sex.com of sports cities.

lebron did what is right for him. can't hate him for that.

love yah D. at least you still got the lakers.

Love the sex.com line!

I honestly don't care that he left Cleveland, I understand that part. It's the way he did it and toyed with Cleveland and made promises of bringing a championship. He was the most loyal sounding Akron/Clevelander while he was there, I never thought he'd leave and do it in such a heartless way.

Deep down inside, I'm still a LeBron fan as far as his skills on the court. he's fun to watch. But I don't like the person anymore.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by D-Money

The best crowd chant from the game last night was directed to Dwayne Wade.

They were calling him Scottie Pippen!

Too fucking funny, you know that had to get under his skin.

At least Wade won a Championship though.

Scottie Pippen is one of the NBA's top 50 players of all time....cleveland fan = FAIL!

D-Money · 12-03-2010, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by bushwacker

Scottie Pippen is one of the NBA's top 50 players of all time....cleveland fan = FAIL!

And Robin is a super hero in Batman & Robin, but no one wants to be Robin.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by D-Money

And Robin is a super hero in Batman & Robin, but no one wants to be Robin.

Great analogy.

Shaft_1971 · 12-03-2010, 12:49 PM

Fucking fuck Lebron.

I can't even watch him anymore.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by D-Money

I agree. I do think that Dan Gilbert is a great owner that has the passion to do what it takes.

If they had a dominate big man and a scorer, they'd be right back in it. The cast and bench are good, just 2 pieces away.

If the Cavs can stay around the 8th seed mark by the trade deadline and pull some moves, they're right back in it. I'd love to see them advance and beat the Heat in the post season. Even it the Cavs don't win it all, beating the Heat would be the championship for the fans.

The team they put on the floor last night was pathetic. How many games did they win last year with lebron? Was it 65? Look at the talent on that team, no wonder he left.

Dan Gilbert did lebron a disservice by not getting him some help. Cleveland fans should be pissed that he didn't sign anyone of any significance. Maybe if he had lbj would have stayed.

Cleveland will be lucky to crack 35 wins this year.

justinsain · 12-03-2010, 01:00 PM

It was the exact opposite here in Orlando when Shaq left.

The town and the local media showed him disrespect so he left. I wish I could've hated just one player instead of hating the whole town. Took awhile to get over it and now with Dwight Howard our chances are the best ever for getting that NBA championship.

Now if they would only shorten the regular season by two months

The Demon · 12-03-2010, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Spunky

All superstars would do the same thing,he isn't any different

Really? The Superstars of the 80s and early 90s would have done the same thing? Oh wait, Lebron is the first one to do what he did, especially at his age..

MikeFold · 12-03-2010, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by bushwacker

The team they put on the floor last night was pathetic. How many games did they win last year with lebron? Was it 65? Look at the talent on that team, no wonder he left.

Dan Gilbert did lebron a disservice by not getting him some help. Cleveland fans should be pissed that he didn't sign anyone of any significance. Maybe if he had lbj would have stayed.

Cleveland will be lucky to crack 35 wins this year.

Not picking on you or your misinformation

Gilbert got everyone LeBron asked for (or at least who was available)
He would have put anyone LBJ wanted in there

oh...just as an aside....it still sells out every night (at least so far this season)....and last night was getting insane prices for anything courtside or first 10 rows

seeric · 12-03-2010, 01:22 PM

yah, his age showed and alot of that is his agents fault for the way it went down. these athletes aren't the business men that they play in interviews. the way he left was a pussy move and the fans have a right to be mad. my comments are mostly that cleveland is a cursed city for sports teams. and again, you still have the lakers. hehe.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeFold

Not picking on you or your misinformation

Gilbert got everyone LeBron asked for (or at least who was available)
He would have put anyone LBJ wanted in there

oh...just as an aside....it still sells out every night (at least so far this season)....and last night was getting insane prices for anything courtside or first 10 rows

Well they are a bad team, a really bad team. Last night showed me how much of a difference one player can make.

Cleveland fans are in for a loooooooooooong season.

The Demon · 12-03-2010, 01:27 PM

The funny thing is, I don't think Lebron is going to win 65+ games with this Miami team. His team in Cleveland was perfect for him to run the 1 on 5 offense. His teammates all complemented one another even if they were mediocre. Since it's a 5-5 game, his Cleveland team WAS better than his current Miami team. Him and D-Wade can't coexist and if they want to win, Wade should be the point guard and Lebron should be the one who moves without the ball.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by seeric

yah, his age showed and alot of that is his agents fault for the way it went down. these athletes aren't the business men that they play in interviews. the way he left was a pussy move and the fans have a right to be mad. my comments are mostly that cleveland is a cursed city for sports teams. and again, you still have the lakers. hehe.

Why is it in sports, fans always side with the owner? He left because they suck, and would never compete for a championship. Hell I didn't even recognize 3 of the starters.

PornGreenDavidK · 12-03-2010, 01:31 PM

You all are a bunch of idiot's Do any of you want to be content with sitting at a dead end job? No matter how much $ you get paid?

You want to be some where you dont want to be? Somewhere where your team Would NEVER be the best team.

WTF has the world come to when someone cant fucking decide he doesn't want to play in a city where he doesn't want to be. Or cant go play with his buddies.

You keyboard warriors can all talk about what a dick Lebron is for trying to enjoy his life. And do what's best for him.

I guess you all think its more important to do what's best for a bunch of people you never met and most likely never will meet. Then do what's best for your self.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon

The funny thing is, I don't think Lebron is going to win 65+ games with this Miami team. His team in Cleveland was perfect for him to run the 1 on 5 offense. His teammates all complemented one another even if they were mediocre. Since it's a 5-5 game, his Cleveland team WAS better than his current Miami team. Him and D-Wade can't coexist and if they want to win, Wade should be the point guard and Lebron should be the one who moves without the ball.

Agreed, but I don't think that cleveland team would never have won a title.

Wade is a true 2 guard. Lebron should be bringing the ball up and starting the offense. I would like to see them working the pick and roll together.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by PornGreenDavidK

You all are a bunch of idiot's Do any of you want to be content with sitting at a dead end job? No matter how much $ you get paid?

You want to be some where you dont want to be? Somewhere where your team Would NEVER be the best team.

WTF has the world come to when someone cant fucking decide he doesn't want to play in a city where he doesn't want to be. Or cant go play with his buddies.

You keyboard warriors can all talk about what a dick Lebron is for trying to enjoy his life. And do what's best for him.

I guess you all think its more important to do what's best for a bunch of people you never met and most likely never will meet. Then do what's best for your self.

QFT...you said it better than i could.

MikeFold · 12-03-2010, 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by PornGreenDavidK

You all are a bunch of idiot's Do any of you want to be content with sitting at a dead end job? No matter how much $ you get paid?

You want to be some where you dont want to be? Somewhere where your team Would NEVER be the best team.

WTF has the world come to when someone cant fucking decide he doesn't want to play in a city where he doesn't want to be. Or cant go play with his buddies.

You keyboard warriors can all talk about what a dick Lebron is for trying to enjoy his life. And do what's best for him.

I guess you all think its more important to do what's best for a bunch of people you never met and most likely never will meet. Then do what's best for your self.

your argument holds no water...

not that it matters to most people, but loyalty and committment still mean something to some people, obviously not you or your reasoning for LeBoob leaving Cleveland

Money was not a factor....Gilbert and the Cavs offered him more and would have continued to give him any player available
You are assuming he is enjoying this? I don't think so
they (Miami) are a mediocre team (so far)

He will never be idolized in Miami like he was in cleveland...(hell, they can't even sell out the arena with 3 superstars)
it does fuel the ego...

and the way he handled his "I am taking my talent" was despicable and disrespectful to everyone and anyone that ever supported him.....

try it someday hotshot......leave your job without even the courtesy of a notice
it will catch up to you (unless you are LeBum)

justinsain · 12-03-2010, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by PornGreenDavidK

You all are a bunch of idiot's Do any of you want to be content with sitting at a dead end job? No matter how much $ you get paid?

You want to be some where you dont want to be? Somewhere where your team Would NEVER be the best team.

WTF has the world come to when someone cant fucking decide he doesn't want to play in a city where he doesn't want to be. Or cant go play with his buddies.

You keyboard warriors can all talk about what a dick Lebron is for trying to enjoy his life. And do what's best for him.

I guess you all think its more important to do what's best for a bunch of people you never met and most likely never will meet. Then do what's best for your self.

It's not that he decided to leave that pissed everyone off, it's HOW he did it.

The Demon · 12-03-2010, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by bushwacker

Agreed, but I don't think that cleveland team would never have won a title.

Wade is a true 2 guard. Lebron should be bringing the ball up and starting the offense. I would like to see them working the pick and roll together.

Lebron can't dominate the 1 as effectively as Wade because Wade is a lot quicker. When Lebron has lead the team in scoring, the Heat are I believe either
.500 or less. When Wade has done it, they're above .500 . Also, when Lebron brings up the ball, he just plays with it and the offense turns into a Cleveland offense when the other 4 guys are just watching him. That's why he'll never be a Magic Johnson. At least when Wade brings it up, he's looking for the quick slash.

The Demon · 12-03-2010, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by PornGreenDavidK

You all are a bunch of idiot's Do any of you want to be content with sitting at a dead end job? No matter how much $ you get paid?

You want to be some where you dont want to be? Somewhere where your team Would NEVER be the best team.

WTF has the world come to when someone cant fucking decide he doesn't want to play in a city where he doesn't want to be. Or cant go play with his buddies.

You keyboard warriors can all talk about what a dick Lebron is for trying to enjoy his life. And do what's best for him.

I guess you all think its more important to do what's best for a bunch of people you never met and most likely never will meet. Then do what's best for your self.

It's a forum where a variety of things are discussed, you dolt.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeFold

your argument holds no water...

not that it matters to most people, but loyalty and committment still mean something to some people, obviously not you or your reasoning for LeBoob leaving Cleveland

Money was not a factor....Gilbert and the Cavs offered him more and would have continued to give him any player available
You are assuming he is enjoying this? I don't think so
they (Miami) are a mediocre team (so far)

He will never be idolized in Miami like he was in cleveland...(hell, they can't even sell out the arena with 3 superstars)
it does fuel the ego...

and the way he handled his "I am taking my talent" was despicable and disrespectful to everyone and anyone that ever supported him.....

try it someday hotshot......leave your job without even the courtesy of a notice
it will catch up to you (unless you are LeBum)

You really thought he was going to stay in cleveland? Seriously?
I agree the 1 hour special was over the top, but not for one second did I ever think he would resign with cleveland.

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon

Lebron can't dominate the 1 as effectively as Wade because Wade is a lot quicker. When Lebron has lead the team in scoring, the Heat are I believe either
.500 or less. When Wade has done it, they're above .500 . Also, when Lebron brings up the ball, he just plays with it and the offense turns into a Cleveland offense when the other 4 guys are just watching him. That's why he'll never be a Magic Johnson. At least when Wade brings it up, he's looking for the quick slash.

Again wade is a 2 guard. Your point guard shouldn't be the leading scorer on your team. No, he will never be a magic johnson...but neither will anyone else.

Glad to see you posting again.

MikeFold · 12-03-2010, 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by bushwacker

You really thought he was going to stay in cleveland? Seriously?
I agree the 1 hour special was over the top, but not for one second did I ever think he would resign with cleveland.

we agree on that...thats our first step to recovery
hehehe

I guess I am just geting old, but loyalty means something to me, and your legacy is defined by how you show it.....MJ had that trait

bushwacker · 12-03-2010, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeFold

we agree on that...thats our first step to recovery
hehehe

I guess I am just geting old, but loyalty means something to me, and your legacy is defined by how you show it.....MJ had that trait

I hear ya.

There is no more loyalty in sports. Owners are just as bad as players.
Look at Joe montana, jerry rice. Who would have thought you would ever see them in anything other than a 49ers uniform.

Wasn't Kobe ready to leave LA, to play for the bulls?

MikeFold · 12-03-2010, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by bushwacker

I hear ya.

There is no more loyalty in sports. Owners are just as bad as players.
Look at Joe montana, jerry rice. Who would have thought you would ever see them in anything other than a 49ers uniform.

I also agree with this .......

The Demon · 12-03-2010, 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by bushwacker

Again wade is a 2 guard. Your point guard shouldn't be the leading scorer on your team. No, he will never be a magic johnson...but neither will anyone else.

Glad to see you posting again.

The problem with the bolded text is that Lebron IS the leading scorer of the team...I've seen almost every Heat game this year and anytime Wade is at the 1, they've been largely effective. I wish Spoelstra convinced one of them to play 6th man though.

Also, I thought Lebron was going to stay in Cleveland. You win 66 and 65 games, people think nothing is going to change. Most people liked Lebron until "The Decison" because his real personality came out then.

D-Money · 12-03-2010, 02:43 PM

I know people look at this Cavs as a weak team, but when LeBron was a part of it they had a great "team". Any team that loses their top player and top point scorer, it's hard to replace that right away. The team needs to figure out how to make up for their loss of production from that top guy. I'm saying, the Cavs are a bad team at the moment, but they're a part or 2 away from having something like they had last year since the rest is pretty much in tact.

And now for my next analogy!

You look at the Olympic games when the over seas teams were beating our star studded NBA player team. You can say that the international teams had no big names, they're not even in the NBA. So why is it they beat the best of our players? Because they played team basketball and the best team almost always wins.

Miami Heat, they're not as good of a team as the Lakers or Celtics at the moment.

tiger · 12-03-2010, 02:54 PM

I thought the same thing. That was the perfect opportunity after having a great game and beating the Cavs badly to play the bigger man role and apologize to the Cavs fan. Tells you a lot that he still couldn't bring himself to do it.

The Demon · 12-03-2010, 02:59 PM

Lebron represents the new NBA. A bunch of whiney, bitchy, self entitled athletes. I bet Jordan, Magic, and Bird have a daily facepalm session when they're reading NBA news.

sinclair · 12-03-2010, 03:02 PM

I am glad LeBron left. He didnt fit this town. This town is still a steel town, a hard working blue collar town. Our sports identity doesnt revolve around wins its about heart and pride. Something Lebron showed he has none of.

We like a shot with our beer not an umbrella in our fruity drink. Miami can have him, that town has no soul, no history. It's a perfect fit.

Sinclair

iheartbucks · 12-03-2010, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by The Demon

Lebron represents the new NBA. A bunch of whiney, bitchy, self entitled athletes. I bet Jordan, Magic, and Bird have a daily facepalm session when they're reading NBA news.

Hence why I stopped watching NBA in the 90s, LeBron is a disgrace to humanity,

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D-Money Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Player Del Ray Posts: 9,716	Fuck LeBron Fucker can't apologize for the way he dissed Cleveland then throws up the chalk and scores a season high of 38. I guess Boobie Gibson isn't enough to beat the Heat. __________________ Still Ballin'

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Get2PayJared Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 57	the cavs suck.....but Lebron is a punk. Its not about what he did but how did it. doenst matter how many points he scores or if he wins any championships, he will never be like Jordan, Magic, Bird or even Kobe... Lebron killed his own legacy with one "decision" __________________ Billing Solutions jared.ronski@optimalpayments dot com icq#: 642361958 Skype jared.ronski

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The Demon Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 7,336	Lebron's only chance of scoring 38 points per game is if he plays the Cavs 82 times in a row. Other than that, good luck against Boston, Orlando, LA, and San Antonio. The guy couldn't shine Jordan's shoes. __________________ Greed is Good

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D-Money Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Player Del Ray Posts: 9,716	The best crowd chant from the game last night was directed to Dwayne Wade. They were calling him Scottie Pippen! Too fucking funny, you know that had to get under his skin. At least Wade won a Championship though. __________________ Still Ballin'

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MikeFold Confirmed User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: semi-retired Posts: 465	Dan Gilbert is not afraid to bring out the checkbook... He so wants to beat Miami....i can only imagine his obsession Scott is a good coach, and i think whatever he wants he will get..they need an Anderson Varajeo clone.....or or a big man for the paint __________________ nothing to promote Last edited by MikeFold; 12-03-2010 at 12:28 PM..

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seeric .......... Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: .......... Posts: 41,917	i love my cleveland friends, but your city is sports cursed. its the sex.com of sports cities. lebron did what is right for him. can't hate him for that. love yah D. at least you still got the lakers.

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justinsain Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 3,374	It was the exact opposite here in Orlando when Shaq left. The town and the local media showed him disrespect so he left. I wish I could've hated just one player instead of hating the whole town. Took awhile to get over it and now with Dwight Howard our chances are the best ever for getting that NBA championship. Now if they would only shorten the regular season by two months

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seeric .......... Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: .......... Posts: 41,917	yah, his age showed and alot of that is his agents fault for the way it went down. these athletes aren't the business men that they play in interviews. the way he left was a pussy move and the fans have a right to be mad. my comments are mostly that cleveland is a cursed city for sports teams. and again, you still have the lakers. hehe.

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The Demon Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 7,336	The funny thing is, I don't think Lebron is going to win 65+ games with this Miami team. His team in Cleveland was perfect for him to run the 1 on 5 offense. His teammates all complemented one another even if they were mediocre. Since it's a 5-5 game, his Cleveland team WAS better than his current Miami team. Him and D-Wade can't coexist and if they want to win, Wade should be the point guard and Lebron should be the one who moves without the ball. __________________ Greed is Good

12-03-2010, 01:31 PM	#33
PornGreenDavidK Registered User Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 72	You all are a bunch of idiot's Do any of you want to be content with sitting at a dead end job? No matter how much $ you get paid? You want to be some where you dont want to be? Somewhere where your team Would NEVER be the best team. WTF has the world come to when someone cant fucking decide he doesn't want to play in a city where he doesn't want to be. Or cant go play with his buddies. You keyboard warriors can all talk about what a dick Lebron is for trying to enjoy his life. And do what's best for him. I guess you all think its more important to do what's best for a bunch of people you never met and most likely never will meet. Then do what's best for your self. __________________ Email me at [email protected] ICQ ME @ 603688783 HIDING IN THE TRENCHES FOR 15 YEARS!! Last edited by PornGreenDavidK; 12-03-2010 at 01:32 PM..

12-03-2010, 02:43 PM	#46
D-Money Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Player Del Ray Posts: 9,716	I know people look at this Cavs as a weak team, but when LeBron was a part of it they had a great "team". Any team that loses their top player and top point scorer, it's hard to replace that right away. The team needs to figure out how to make up for their loss of production from that top guy. I'm saying, the Cavs are a bad team at the moment, but they're a part or 2 away from having something like they had last year since the rest is pretty much in tact. And now for my next analogy! You look at the Olympic games when the over seas teams were beating our star studded NBA player team. You can say that the international teams had no big names, they're not even in the NBA. So why is it they beat the best of our players? Because they played team basketball and the best team almost always wins. Miami Heat, they're not as good of a team as the Lakers or Celtics at the moment. __________________ Still Ballin'

12-03-2010, 02:54 PM	#47
tiger Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 6,986	I thought the same thing. That was the perfect opportunity after having a great game and beating the Cavs badly to play the bigger man role and apologize to the Cavs fan. Tells you a lot that he still couldn't bring himself to do it. __________________

12-03-2010, 02:59 PM	#48
The Demon Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 7,336	Lebron represents the new NBA. A bunch of whiney, bitchy, self entitled athletes. I bet Jordan, Magic, and Bird have a daily facepalm session when they're reading NBA news. __________________ Greed is Good

12-03-2010, 03:02 PM	#49
sinclair Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,431	I am glad LeBron left. He didnt fit this town. This town is still a steel town, a hard working blue collar town. Our sports identity doesnt revolve around wins its about heart and pride. Something Lebron showed he has none of. We like a shot with our beer not an umbrella in our fruity drink. Miami can have him, that town has no soul, no history. It's a perfect fit. Sinclair __________________ -- skype:vmgsinclair "Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the sum of all human sex."