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Lebron hinted to the entire Heat organization(outside of Wade) that he was going to stay, to be fair..Riley has a legitimate reason to hate him..
Now, having won a championship with the Cavs, LeBron finally opened up on his secret motivation to ESPN’s Dave McMenamin and Brian Windhorst after Game 7. James revealed that the motivation stemmed from some unsupportive words from people within the Miami Heat organisation.
“When I decided to leave Miami — I’m not going to name any names, I can’t do that — but there were some people that I trusted and built relationships with in those four years [who] told me I was making the biggest mistake of my career.”McMenamin and Windhorst note that James appears to be referring to Heat president Pat Riley, who made a reference about “smiling faces with hidden agendas” when James left the team.
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“And that s— hurt me. And I know it was an emotional time that they told me that because I was leaving. They just told me it was the biggest mistake I was making in my career. And that right there was my motivation.”
LeBron added, “I knew what I was doing. I knew what I was doing and I mean, tonight is a product of it.”
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Lebron hinted to the entire Heat organization(outside of Wade) that he was going to stay, to be fair
LeBron was Riley's meal ticket though, a guaranteed trip to the finals...I'd never tell my employer my intentions to leave until the ink had dried, tbh.
^^Of course, Riley's ego is just as big as Lebron's, he never thought there would be a chance that a player would with him like that
what if the dubs finished off the cavs in 5, poor lebron would have to hold onto his "secret motivation" and probably leave cleveland and become an nba villain again
This championship has much more value than the crappy CHeat ones.
Guys who stay in it too long almost always end up being ushered out in shame. Look at Tim, Kobe, etc...^^Of course, Riley's ego is just as big as Lebron's, he never thought there would be a chance that a player would with him like that
It's like Bill Russell's old decrepit ass wandering around on the stage last night like someone's autistic kid. Someone had to usher him out by the arm, he had no idea where the he was.
Sometimes you need to go away and be at peace with what you've done before you it up. Stop painting when it's finished. Don't be Bob Ross who paints a pretty mountain then slaps a ing tree right in front of it because now you don't even remember the mountain or the lake, just the ing brown tree. half the size of the canvas, just sitting there. That's how old hangers on treat their legacies... they slap that big ing brown tree right in the front of it in the shape of senility and "won't let go".
LeKing becoming the first player-coach-GM in league history to win a le
Riles thinking he could continue to play the role of massah' after all the King had done for him, white arrogance at its peak tbh
Riley was doing what he was supposed to do; sell that the Heat was his best option. This is why I basically can't stand Lebron at the end of the day. He has a very low emotional maturity level.
Got the feeling that the wheels could've fell off the bus at any time. Now, he'll probably come back to Cleveland for at least one more season. And coming from the East, he'll have a great shot at making a seventh finals in a row. Once there, anything can happen; like we just saw.what if the dubs finished off the cavs in 5, poor lebron would have to hold onto his "secret motivation" and probably leave cleveland and become an nba villain again
LeKing becoming the first player-coach-GM in league history to win a le
Riles thinking he could continue to play the role of massah' after all the King had done for him, white arrogance at its peak tbh
You really think Riley is a racist? Maybe, his ego was too big to give up power to LBJ. But I don't think he's a racist. I've never once got that vibe from him.
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