His personal blind spot is as large as Lenny Dykstra's or Charlie Sheen's. Take a look at this tweet from radio host Holden Kushner, who spoke with Dr. Jack Ramsay earlier today about LeBron:
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Dr Jack tells us LeBron didn't talk to ESPN & ABC b/c James felt the network didn't report "The Decision" accurately.
Think about it how [expletive] in the head you have to be to enter that kind of mindset. LeBron had complete control over The Decision, and was given a platform that ESPN has NEVER given any other person and never will. They gave LeBron so much freedom for that broadcast that it caused the entire network to questions its own principles. [Ed.'s note: Maybe they didn't.] And yet … they were [expletive] unfair? Is it ever wrong to hate someone who thinks this way? NO. No, it is not. Not only is it okay to hate LeBron, but it's a [expletive] character flaw on your part if you do not.
I was in the break room watching ESPN and they showed a clip of a reporter asking Lebron and Wade in the post-game interview if they choked. There was an awkward silence then James nodded at Wade to answer the question. So lame.
Yes, while the rest of us are puddling around in our pathetic lives withour pathetic families and pathetic problems and our pathetic incomes, God is planning to complete LeBron's life with an NBA championship. But not yet. He has to suffer first.
jim wrote:Yes, while the rest of us are puddling around in our pathetic lives withour pathetic families and pathetic problems and our pathetic incomes, God is planning to complete LeBron's life with an NBA championship. But not yet. He has to suffer first.
Messiah Complex much?
Was Bosh wailing on the way out last night or was I hearing things?
