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Wait what ?Originally Posted by baik
imo I don't think it's possible to compare this situation with any of the past because there are key points in this situation that separate this from other ones in the past...Lebron changed the game right now and I must applaud him for his courage to step up...you gotta have some balls to make one of the biggest (if not the biggest) b**** move in nba free agency history. I mean similar things have happened but not of this magnitude in this day and age where basketball is globally expand at a rapid rate...the outcome of all this will be different, and the type of responses down the line will be different and people will not forget this even if he does win multiple rings. And I think it is safe to say that the majority of the world is considered a "hater" rather than a "fanboy."
What courage are you talking about here ? Lebron James and courage does not belong in the same sentence anymore. At the end of the day Lebron James took the easiest and safest route. Which is going to Miami and team up with the other 2 superstars. The riskier move for him would be to go to NY and be the 1 man or stay back in Cleveland and try again. He clearly took the easiest option which was a @$#%@ move. It ensure or at least provide the possibility that he would have a 75% chance of winning at least a ring or two in the next 4 or 5 years down in South beach.