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He just needs to make it happen with Durant, back in Miami
He said he's going to take a pay cut soon to form this team. Shocked no one has posted this yet...is there a bigger cuck in sports history than this guy?
He also also mentioned earlier this week he will opt out
He just needs to make it happen with Durant, back in Miami
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He also also mentioned earlier this week he will opt out
Lol @ anyone who has this got in their top 10.
Sorry man...at work it's on the yahoo front page. I'm busy being a pinoy nurse
This got Lebeta would play for Team USA in the NBA if he could
When asked about Lebron, Yoda replied, "This one a long time have I watched. All his life has he looked away... to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was. Hmm? What he was doing. Hmph!"
Lebron would just ask for a new Jedi coach and throw yoda under the bus
If I were a Cavs fan, LeBron opting in would scare me more than him opting out.
No. It's psychological now for Cavs Fan. It's beyond reason & sense.
Just leave them be.
Cleveland has done so much better before LeBron/after LeBron.
Twice.
I wouldnt go that far. I will say that he is a strange bird. Natural talent-wise he should be even greater than MJ ... but his mentality keeps him eternally behind jordan.
It's an abusive relationship that Cleveland can't walk away from. At some point, it's on them.
Don't take LeBron with scrubs leading you to the Finals Cleveland, go back to what you had before!
wanting to play with melo
Absolutely.
& yes, it is on them. They know it. They had "her" at inception and thought it would last forever. When "she" up and left in the middle of night it was sheer catastrophe. When "she" returned in the middle of night it was like a dream, an out of body experience that they could not & have not wrapped their mind around. To even consider, even sit while "her" & the others talk about "her" leaving again is simply inconceivable.
No, take it, but deal his constant shenanigans. And if your okay with that, then good for you.
Ultimately, his heart just isn't in it. Maybe it's the sport? Maybe it's the team? But he clearly only is vested when he's having fun, and he's not having fun in Cleveland, and clearly not having fun with these teammates.
For all his "hometown" and pro-Cleveland/Region bull , it's obvious he wasn't a child who dreamed of playing for his hometown teams. His chosen fandoms are all over the place, and they are mostly all frontrunners, or we're at the time he was growing up.
Simple fact is no great player from a place like Cleveland dreams of staying in Cleveland. James has said he even held the city in contempt.
More over, he knows these fans only "love" him because he's their property again. He's seen their scorn. Same with the owner. So who the is he playing for? He hates the city, tolerates the fans, loathes his owner, and can't stand his teammates.
So he's in it for himself.
And he's not having fun.
So he thinks playing with his friends again will make this fun.
Either way, he isn't ringing again unless OKC, SA, GS's planes collide mid-air.
What? You know he gotta get one for the Land.
He's not gonna win anything with those guys. LOL Carmelo.
And people think he's 3rd best player ever. Hahahaha, perhaps 3rd biggest pussy ever.
Outside of some ghost-written, self-felating, return of the king puff piece, where is the evidence he truly cares for anything about that area.
, after Delonte West, I'm not even sure he likes his mom.
Cleveland now reminds him of Cleveland then...
That is to say his failures to win a le now remind him of his failures to win a le then.
James isn't the type of person to confront failure with a man in the mirror moment.
He fled the first time because his heart and mind said to.
His final 2009 game he walked off the court removing his jersey after a surprise playoff defeat.
Now he's digitally removing Cleveland from contacts, and host of other pseudo-aggressive, passive-assertive .
He's got his rings. He's seeing he's not winning anymore.
He doesn't want to stop playing, but he's already quit this team.
Whatever he does going forward is about him.
He's over it. I think he's content to be a tier-2 superstar.
Credit to a Kobe, Duncan, and even a Curry, but those two aren't settling for less than what they know they should achieve. Should. Not could. Should. They expect it. When they had bodies that allowed it, they did everything they could to make it happen.
Gonna have to see. But I think he's checked out.
I was just quoting his commercial
Well it isn't as if we can just pick up someone else at the Hall-of-Famer Store. And the fact is that without LeBron the Cavaliers are a bottom-feeding franchise not just in the NBA but in all of professional sports. For better or for worse, this is the guy we have.
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