He is no better then Lebum!

First off , where is the proof that Ariza and Artest were willing to join the Cav’s if Lebron stayed? Next, where was it ever written that Stoudemire wanted to be apart of the Cav’s?

Lastly, Lebron made a decision that benefited him, name me one athlete that has not made a decision for themselves and their financial benefit. Do you honestly think that these athletes care about thefans? Come on man, if you do then you need to take off the rose colored glasses and step into the real world.

The only douche bag thing that Lebron did was go on ESPN and announce his decision, no one will argue with you that he totally mishandled that whole situation; even Lebron admits he could have handled it better. If he hadn’t gone on TV and made an ass of himself and embarrassed the city of Cleveland, then all these fat slob, working class nobodies in Cleveland would have nothing to bitch about.

Sound slike a double standard to me. Exactly how many players have been dumped by a team without a second thought? Where’s the outrage?

Jason Williams just got cut by the Magic. Why not work with him? At least give him a warning? Oh, they don’t have to. That’s their right to cut players at will. Even in mid season.

In other words, LBJ is gone. MOVE ON.

Daniel Gilbert did everything in his power to surround the pompous, arrogant, self-proclaimed “King” with the talent needed to win a championship. The “King” screwed the city of Cleveland by refusing to commit (seems that he knew he wouldn’t be sticking around a LONG time before “the Decision”). Had the “King” decided to commit to Cleveland, Trevor Ariza AND Ron Artest would have signed with the Cavaliers as free agents…but when they asked the “King” about his future, he refused to commit. All Daniel Gilbert could do was make trades at that point, and he had to get the guys that the “King” wanted without giving up the guys that the “King” wanted to keep. Amar’e would have been a Cav had the “King” been willing to part with JJ Hickson. If you think for a minute that the Cavs wouldn’t have been able to bring in the 3rd piece with the “King” and Amar’e to create their own “Big 3″, you are mistaken.

Don’t put the blame all on Gilbert…the “King” was given too much power, for which I do blame Daniel Gilbert…but ultimately, the “King” knew his plan all along and didn’t care who he hurt on his way to South Beach.