Michael Rosenberg nails it again...

[dave]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/michael_rosenberg/07/08/lebron.event/index.html?eref=sihp

This guy has been dead on so far with his Lebron James columns.

[the Brain]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...html?eref=sihp

This guy has been dead on so far with his Lebron James columns.

I don't get this media obsession w/LeBron doing it the "hard way". They act like parents upset w/their kids because they don't follow them into the family business.

[stevsta]

pretty good article

also btw if they dont win with the next 2-3 years and they have taken paycuts do they start to get mad and disintegrate

[ralaw]

It’s funny that all of these LBJ articles have to compare him to MJ. You'd think MJ was some saint or something. LBJ going to Miami doesn't equate to him not wanting to be "The Man," but instead a guy who wants to play with other great players and win. LBJ made a decision for him and what he feels is best for him and I don't get why people are so upset about that, as we all do it. It’s hypocritical to lambast the guy for doing what he feels is best for him.

Its selfish to hate on the guy for not doing what people wanted for him or how they envisioned his career to play out. He had a great 7 years with the Cavs, brought the team to heights it had never seen, pumped tons of money into the community and generally was an upstanding guy. He set himself up to have options and he made a decision for himself. I really think people just need to take a step back and get over themselves.

[the Brain]

Its selfish to hate on the guy for not doing what people wanted for him or how they envisioned his career to play out. He had a great 7 years with the Cavs, brought the team to heights it had never seen, pumped tons of money into the community and generally was an upstanding guy. He set himself up to have options and he made a decision for himself. I really think people just need to take a step back and get over themselves.

Thank you. The media has a prophet on their hands & are mad he ain't the Messiah. The guy's job is to be the best player he can be, not the player everybody else wants him to be.