Squanto wrote:
Michael Jordan could have left Chicago. He decided to stay.
Kobe Bryant was considering demanding a trade from LA. He decided to stay.
Kevin Garnet stayed in a hopeless situation for the T'Wolves until they moved him to give him a chance at a ring.
Tim Duncan could have left San Antonio. He decided to stay.
(I'd toss D-Wade in here, but odds are good that the only reason he stayed was because he knew Bosh and LeBron were coming.)
I rank every one of these players above LeBron now.
michael jordan got bored, and left the bulls to play baseball. we all know how that went. and its funny, cause the united center was basically built cause he was a bull. they built it, and he left the season before it opened.
kobe bryant was traded because he refused to play for that organization, and orchestrated a trade to LA because thats the only place he would play.
yeah, he left on kinda shitty terms.
but lebron has always been classy and kept his nose out of trouble. hes not leaving cause of money, he wants to win. ESPN came to him with this idea, he accepted and gave all the money from the event to charity.
it is what it is, he left to win. how thats linked to his huge ego, i have no idea.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=5372266fun read. havnt been in the news awhile? well, then just fabricate something!
Lebron lost all class when the Cavs and him came here to Rochester for an exhibition game against the raptors. So many families brought their kids to see Lebron play and the entire game he teased the crowd by going to the check in table, faked signing in to play then laughed at the cowd mocking them and basically the city saying Im too good to play an exhibition. I bet if it was in a bigger city he would have played. To me Lebron is a joke who deserves nothing and has not been a class act ever since then. People wanted to see him play and he knew it and didnt play and snubbed us so scrwe Lebron I hope he gets a career ending injury.
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