Funny as hell!! -But I wouldn’t stand anywhere near Stevie during a thunderstorm.
Michael Jordan has spoken. He said what everyone expected him to say. Now let’s get on with it.
Is it a surprise to anyone that Jordan would “never have called up” Isiah or Larry or Reggie? He had no real relationship with those guys off the court. What he did have was Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson. Why is it so easy for folks to forget that?
Ultimately [as Jordan admitted] times have changed. This ain’t the 90’s. Today’s players share the same agents, attend the same events, share the same sponsorships. James, Bosh & Wade are three friends that want to play together. They want to win together.
This is the most exciting thing to happen to the NBA in my lifetime. So stop hatin’ & let’s get on with it!
I expected there to be backlash, but this is ridiculous. The state of Ohio has officially gone off the rails and is spiraling toward self inflicted embarrassment. Burning jerseys, local columnists warning that LeBron can no longer live in Akron, Dan Gilbert’s “open letter”.
I don’t agree with the way LeBron chose to announce his decision, but…I mean damn. Did Ohio really think they owned LeBron? Gimme a break. I’m all for loyalty and not forgetting where you come from, but LeBron doesn’t owe Ohio anything. Maybe in a perfectly perfect world he pledges his eternal loyalty, love, commitment and career to Cleveland, but this ain’t no perfect world. Get real. He gave that city 7 unbelievable years. And quite frankly they were lucky they had him in the first place.
I still have the shirt that Sammie Smith autographed for me when I was a kid & he was larger than life at FSU. Glad to read that he’s continuing to get his life on track.
Ya really think begging and making tearful videos is gonna convince LeBron to stay? Desperation is SO unattractive. You tried, ok? Now it’s time to come to terms with the fact that LBJ will be ruling in a different kingdom next year. If I were you I’d start strategizing about how to rebuild and stop trying to catch a train that’s already left the station.
