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NOBODY CARES!!!

Who is this? That lady that gets carried off the court when she cramps up?

Lebron is a POS, but I'm happy for Cleveland. One of the few fanbases that has suffered more than even Philadelphia fans.

93henfan wrote:Lebron is a POS, but I'm happy for Cleveland. One of the few fanbases that has suffered more than even Philadelphia fans.

My thoughts exactly.

I don't really want LeBron to win another title, but it wouldn't hurt my feelings to see Cleveland win a title in something finally.

Apparently you do.

Please leave my alma mater out of this

Come on, LeBron actually makes a really good decision here. I thought he was a POS when he left Cleveland and how he did it, but you have to say, he did right this time and did it well. Good for him and even more so good for Cleveland. I couldn't stand the Heat and LeBron these past 4 years, but I could actually be fine with the Cavs winning something. Good decision.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:NOBODY CARES!!!

Huh? Really? This will be THE sports story for the next week. Every sportstalk show this afternoon will be wall-wall LeBron. I'm pretty sure this is news.

Alphie just hates it when someone gets more attention than him.

Grizalltheway wrote:Alphie just hates it when someone gets more attention than him.

'specially a darkie that probably voted for Obama

GannonFan wrote:

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:NOBODY CARES!!!

Huh? Really? This will be THE sports story for the next week. Every sportstalk show this afternoon will be wall-wall LeBron. I'm pretty sure this is news.

THIS is the sport story: Nick Young Re-Signs with Lakers



Swaggy P in the hizzy!

GannonFan wrote:Come on, LeBron actually makes a really good decision here. I thought he was a POS when he left Cleveland and how he did it, but you have to say, he did right this time and did it well. Good for him and even more so good for Cleveland. I couldn't stand the Heat and LeBron these past 4 years, but I could actually be fine with the Cavs winning something. Good decision.

He is a POS and nothing has changed. You can't tell me that he didn't realize that choosing to go to Miami was going to look bad for him. Any moron could figure that out but he did it anyway. Choosing to return to Cleveland doesn't magically undo all of that.

CAA Flagship wrote:

GannonFan wrote:Come on, LeBron actually makes a really good decision here. I thought he was a POS when he left Cleveland and how he did it, but you have to say, he did right this time and did it well. Good for him and even more so good for Cleveland. I couldn't stand the Heat and LeBron these past 4 years, but I could actually be fine with the Cavs winning something. Good decision.

He is a POS and nothing has changed. You can't tell me that he didn't realize that choosing to go to Miami was going to look bad for him. Any moron could figure that out but he did it anyway. Choosing to return to Cleveland doesn't magically undo all of that.

93henfan wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: He is a POS and nothing has changed. You can't tell me that he didn't realize that choosing to go to Miami was going to look bad for him. Any moron could figure that out but he did it anyway. Choosing to return to Cleveland doesn't magically undo all of that.

And furthermore, any Cleveland fan that bad mouthed him for leaving and is now worshiping him because of his return is a POS also. It's OK to cheer the team, but the minute you start buying Lebron merchandise, you are a whore.

I heard that the major reason he signed with Cleveland is that he wants his son to attend the same high school in Akron he did for basketball and that he didn't want any problems for his kid. I think his son is about 10 and he's supposedly already dominating youth leagues.

CAA Flagship wrote:

93henfan wrote:

And furthermore, any Cleveland fan that bad mouthed him for leaving and is now worshiping him because of his return is a POS also. It's OK to cheer the team, but the minute you start buying Lebron merchandise, you are a whore.

You just described Howard Eskin of Philly's WIP/WYSP radio.

93henfan wrote:I heard that the major reason he signed with Cleveland is that he wants his son to attend the same high school in Akron he did for basketball and that he didn't want any problems for his kid. I think his son is about 10 and he's supposedly already dominating youth leagues.

His son is 4 years from hs....

Dominating 10 year old leagues is equivalent to me dominating the Thursday night league i used to play in. Sounds good until you look at the talent /size disparity

clenz wrote:

93henfan wrote:I heard that the major reason he signed with Cleveland is that he wants his son to attend the same high school in Akron he did for basketball and that he didn't want any problems for his kid. I think his son is about 10 and he's supposedly already dominating youth leagues.

His son is 4 years from hs....

Dominating 10 year old leagues is equivalent to me dominating the Thursday night league i used to play in. Sounds good until you look at the talent /size disparity

So you think his son won't make his high school basketball team? I'll gladly take that bet with you.

clenz wrote:

93henfan wrote:Lebron is a POS, but I'm happy for Cleveland. One of the few fanbases that has suffered more than even Philadelphia fans.

My thoughts exactly.

I don't really want LeBron to win another title, but it wouldn't hurt my feelings to see Cleveland win a title in something finally.

If he meets up with San Antonio he will not!!!!

93henfan wrote:

clenz wrote:
His son is 4 years from hs....

Dominating 10 year old leagues is equivalent to me dominating the Thursday night league i used to play in. Sounds good until you look at the talent /size disparity

So you think his son won't make his high school basketball team? I'll gladly take that bet with you.

Now what i said.

I said domination of a 10 year olds league doesn't prove much

93henfan wrote:I heard that the major reason he signed with Cleveland is that he wants his son to attend the same high school in Akron he did for basketball and that he didn't want any problems for his kid. I think his son is about 10 and he's supposedly already dominating youth leagues.

That just tells me that the youth basketball scene in Miami is a lot more in-depth than in Akron, or that his name doesn't carry the weight it does down there.

Coddling his son to a college scholarship

LeBron only signed a two-year deal that he can opt out after just 1.

The Cavs better put things all together & real quick or he can kick dirt on Dan Gilbert & leave him 2x.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:NOBODY CARES!!!

You know, I really do not understand why there is enough interest in NBA basketball to support paying somebody like LeBron James what he's paid. Why anybody would want to watch a NBA basketball game is a mystery to me. To me it's awful to watch.

But, obviously, a lot of people do care and do like to watch it. And at least it's not golf.

LeBron could be paid 5 times his salary for next year and not be adequately compensated for the economic impact he has on his team and city

So The King (of self-absorption) has set up a Twitter contest to decide whether he'll wear number 23 or number 6? GMAFB.