For months now, we have bowed down and kissed his feet. And with good reason. LeBron James and his team had rampaged their way through the League and appeared to be an indestructible force.
But then the Conference Finals started, and the Cavs’ glaring weaknesses were exposed, and LeBron refused to play the good sport when he lost. Now he’s fair game.
Columnists are writing angry missives about him, and even the puppets have turned on LBJ. It was inevitable, I suppose:
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But James can make this all go away with an apology, though we’ll all know it’s because public opinion demands it.
now we are all winners!
But he’s got rings.
Lebron, your downturn can’t start until AFTER you win!!!
Respect your opponent. It’s part of the game.
Just giving props where props are due. And he had a 5 year stretch that was better than any pt guard statistically.
get real players around him not overpriced stiffs
we need lil penny to set things straight
hey lebron, ketchup(catchup)?
dude can you get me tickets behind the bench, next to patrick ewing , i think he is my uncle…..
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