Lebron James will never be a true NBA legend. In fact he is EPIC FAILURE!!!

He is the biggest sellout in NBA history. Look how bad he choked in the playoffs this year. He was laughable at best. So like a chump he goes out and joins a team with guys that are as good or even better then him to try and win now.

I would not in a million years put him in the same breath as Magic, Jordan, Bird, Kobe, Or even Dr.J

I don't care if he wins 5 titles he is a sellout and we all know it he could not stand the heat in the kitchen or hack in on his own shoulders so he left.

He is a sellout BUM in my book

:lol: sad but true

Lebron James playoff stats 2010:

29.1 PPG

9.30 RPG

7.60 APG

Kobe Bryant playoff stats 2010:

29.2 PPG

6.00 RPG

5.5 APG

Choke job? He only had the best playoff stats in the league.

Sellout? What does he owe Cleveland? He gave them seven years and two contracts. He owes them nothing. Who cares if its his hometown? He wouldn't have played there anyway if Cleveland's franchise wasn't in such sorry shape that they got the number 1 pick. He took that franchise and made it into one of the premeire teams in the league.

He could have used more tact in the way he conveyed his decision, but he went where he thought he had the best chance to win, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

LeBenedict Arnold is no epic fail sir, he juat wants to win. Cant blame the man for wanting a ring, you can however be mad for how he "gave up" during the playoffs. The NBA is a business before its a sport, and he made a business decision. End of story.

LeBenedict Arnold is no epic fail sir, he juat wants to win. Cant blame the man for wanting a ring, you can however be mad for how he "gave up" during the playoffs. The NBA is a business before its a sport, and he made a business decision. End of story.

fudger2

You just furthered my point he gave up in the playoffs. The great ones like I already mentioned would never in a billion lifetimes do that. In fact they would put the team on there shoulders and WIN!:shock:

He's a waste of what he could've beenCleanPlayer

Why? Because he switched teams?

Lebron has never won anything but some of you guys are just really bad haters. Calling him a bum and a failure? Waste of talent? Lol yeah. Going a bit far.

He has everything except a ring. Why the hell would he give up in the playoffs? That's just Lebron haters grasping for straws.

Besides, he did nothing wrong. He had a chance to switch teams, and he did. Nobody in the history for sports has ever taken more **** for simply switching teams.

Sweet. I was hoping for another Lebron thread to pop up soon. Haven't seen one in awhile.

He may never be a true NBA legend, but to call him a failure is a little premature. It won't be as sweet or rewarding if he wins titles in Miami, but that certainly isn't a failure of a player.

A free agent signing with another team?

The horror.

A free agent signing with another team?

The horror.

Dutch_Mix

A free agent signing with another team?

The horror.

Dutch_Mix

His career, for sure, goes down as a disappointment and he will be known as a quitter on the Cavs. We made these points ages ago. LTomlinson21

A dissapointment? PLEASE. Don't let your homerism cloud your judgement.

[QUOTE="LTomlinson21"]His career, for sure, goes down as a disappointment and he will be known as a quitter on the Cavs. We made these points ages ago. NoobisMaxcimus

A dissapointment? PLEASE. Don't let your homerism cloud your judgement.

[QUOTE="NoobisMaxcimus"]

[QUOTE="LTomlinson21"]His career, for sure, goes down as a disappointment and he will be known as a quitter on the Cavs. We made these points ages ago. LTomlinson21

A dissapointment? PLEASE. Don't let your homerism cloud your judgement.

Shaq Went To Kobe To win.. Does that mean you wont put Shaq as one of the greatest Centers of all time?PeculatorX

[QUOTE="Dutch_Mix"]

A free agent signing with another team?

The horror.

monkeytoes61

[QUOTE="LTomlinson21"][QUOTE="NoobisMaxcimus"]

A dissapointment? PLEASE. Don't let your homerism cloud your judgement.

PeculatorX

and the haters keep hatin... why can't people be a grown up and realize that anyone in his shoes would of left. I'm no way denying that the way he left was pretty bad and immature. He would not have stayed in Cleveland in any case. Fact---no super star free agent goes to the Cavaliers. And in this league, you need a few to win it...

and the haters keep hatin... why can't people be a grown up and realize that anyone in his shoes would of left. I'm no way denying that the way he left was pretty bad and immature. He would not have stayed in Cleveland in any case. Fact---no super star free agent goes to the Cavaliers. And in this league, you need a few to win it...

feryl06

So he switched teams,who cares it was his right as a free agent,but that hour long tv special about it was a bit much.

Lebron James playoff stats 2010:

29.1 PPG

9.30 RPG

7.60 APG

Kobe Bryant playoff stats 2010:

29.2 PPG

6.00 RPG

5.5 APG

Choke job? He only had the best playoff stats in the league.

Sellout? What does he owe Cleveland? He gave them seven years and two contracts. He owes them nothing. Who cares if its his hometown? He wouldn't have played there anyway if Cleveland's franchise wasn't in such sorry shape that they got the number 1 pick. He took that franchise and made it into one of the premeire teams in the league.

He could have used more tact in the way he conveyed his decision, but he went where he thought he had the best chance to win, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

TaCoDuDe

Rofl kobe had a broken finger and a bum knee and ankle so thats not a good comparison. I admit lebron is very good but he did give up in the playoffs and thats why I don't like him.

Watch games 4 and 6. Game 4 you could really tell he quit and 6 was just about as obvious, despite his stat line. I've watched LeBron play night-after-night and he wasn't just having a "bad game", he was quittingLTomlinson21

[QUOTE="TaCoDuDe"]

Lebron James playoff stats 2010:

29.1 PPG

9.30 RPG

7.60 APG

Kobe Bryant playoff stats 2010:

29.2 PPG

6.00 RPG

5.5 APG

Choke job? He only had the best playoff stats in the league.

Sellout? What does he owe Cleveland? He gave them seven years and two contracts. He owes them nothing. Who cares if its his hometown? He wouldn't have played there anyway if Cleveland's franchise wasn't in such sorry shape that they got the number 1 pick. He took that franchise and made it into one of the premeire teams in the league.

He could have used more tact in the way he conveyed his decision, but he went where he thought he had the best chance to win, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

XxWOND3RB3ADxX

Rofl kobe had a broken finger and a bum knee and ankle so thats not a good comparison. I admit lebron is very good but he did give up in the playoffs and thats why I don't like him.

Lebron James playoff stats 2010:

29.1 PPG

9.30 RPG

7.60 APG

Kobe Bryant playoff stats 2010:

29.2 PPG

6.00 RPG

5.5 APG

Choke job? He only had the best playoff stats in the league.

Sellout? What does he owe Cleveland? He gave them seven years and two contracts. He owes them nothing. Who cares if its his hometown? He wouldn't have played there anyway if Cleveland's franchise wasn't in such sorry shape that they got the number 1 pick. He took that franchise and made it into one of the premeire teams in the league.

He could have used more tact in the way he conveyed his decision, but he went where he thought he had the best chance to win, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

Lebron James playoff stats 2010:

29.1 PPG

9.30 RPG

7.60 APG

Kobe Bryant playoff stats 2010:

29.2 PPG

6.00 RPG

5.5 APG

Choke job? He only had the best playoff stats in the league.

Sellout? What does he owe Cleveland? He gave them seven years and two contracts. He owes them nothing. Who cares if its his hometown? He wouldn't have played there anyway if Cleveland's franchise wasn't in such sorry shape that they got the number 1 pick. He took that franchise and made it into one of the premeire teams in the league.

He could have used more tact in the way he conveyed his decision, but he went where he thought he had the best chance to win, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

He is the greatest talent to play the game, recently.

The only real BS to me was the whole "The Decision" thing.

He is the greatest talent to play the game, recently.

The only real BS to me was the whole "The Decision" thing.

Major_Snake

It showed immaturity, that's for sure.

But take a step back. If the worst thing we can say about him is he's a bit self-centered, that's not bad at all. The man is only 25, and ever since he was in high school, he's had people in his ear telling him how great he is. For him to be self-centered is understandable; he is surrounded by people that coddle him.

There are athletes that have done or been accused of far worse things than that, and Lebron is the one who gets slammed on? That's not right.

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]He's a waste of what he could've beenTaCoDuDe

Why? Because he switched teams?

KD>LebronTarnishedSoul

He is the biggest sellout in NBA history. Look how bad he choked in the playoffs this year. He was laughable at best. So like a chump he goes out and joins a team with guys that are as good or even better then him to try and win now.

I would not in a million years put him in the same breath as Magic, Jordan, Bird, Kobe, Or even Dr.J

I don't care if he wins 5 titles he is a sellout and we all know it he could not stand the heat in the kitchen or hack in on his own shoulders so he left.

He is a sellout BUM in my book

MortgageMan007

you forgot to add "Dear Diary" at the top of your post..

Uh, Yes. Lebron is a immature, attention whore thug. I couldn't imagine anyone wanting to root for such a selfish player. TarnishedSoul

KD>LebronTarnishedSoul

[QUOTE="Dutch_Mix"]

A free agent signing with another team?

The horror.

SF_KiLLaMaN

I would put most of the blame on ESPN since they decided to televise "The Decision". And besides, it's hard to blame Lebron for wanting to get out of Cleveland... especially after the way Gilbert reacted. Would you want to play for that guy?

I don't like how LeBron handled this whole situation, but it was a smart move when you consider it was done with the sole intent of winning rings.