NBA 10-11
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I also think that as time goes by, the hatred will calm. Someone mentioned it, Miami is going to win.
Many will be much mire accepting if they win in years 3-4 of this run. They will have "earned it" by going through some growing pains, instead of just assembling a big three in their primes.
Many will be much mire accepting if they win in years 3-4 of this run. They will have "earned it" by going through some growing pains, instead of just assembling a big three in their primes.
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It's almost as bad as when Hulk Hogan became Hollywood Hulk Hogan...almost...Michael wrote:Has anyone's reputation in sports deteriorated as quickly as Lebron's? He went from one of the most likable players in sports to one of the biggest villains in just one year. His post game comments are the icing on the cake. It's pretty amazing when you think about it.
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To be fair, he never said "not zero.'Socnorb11 wrote:"Not 1, not 2, not 3, not 4, not 5, not 6..." .
Well, so far Lebron is right....... not 1.
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You're right. Because Hulkster beat down Macho Man when he turned. LeBron didn't actually beat up Cleveland. He just left.TimeForGuinness wrote:It's almost as bad as when Hulk Hogan became Hollywood Hulk Hogan...almost...Michael wrote:Has anyone's reputation in sports deteriorated as quickly as Lebron's? He went from one of the most likable players in sports to one of the biggest villains in just one year. His post game comments are the icing on the cake. It's pretty amazing when you think about it.
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Although Hogan made a great p.r. recovery when he assured the world that he'd never touched his daughter's package.TimeForGuinness wrote:It's almost as bad as when Hulk Hogan became Hollywood Hulk Hogan...almost...Michael wrote:Has anyone's reputation in sports deteriorated as quickly as Lebron's? He went from one of the most likable players in sports to one of the biggest villains in just one year. His post game comments are the icing on the cake. It's pretty amazing when you think about it.
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LOLMichael wrote:
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Yeah, that's pretty much it.Michael wrote:Personally I think it's because he came off like a massive douche. It's a much simpler explanation than extremely latent Lebron hate because of the Jordan comparisons.InvincibleCakeEater wrote:I think a lot of people hated him (probably because he's been expected to be an all time great and Jordanesque since he was 18, and you're not allowed to compare anyone to Jordan unless you're trying to show how awesome Jordan was)but had no real reason to. The Decision gave them a tangible reason.Michael wrote:Has anyone's reputation in sports deteriorated as quickly as Lebron's? He went from one of the most likable players in sports to one of the biggest villains in just one year. His post game comments are the icing on the cake. It's pretty amazing when you think about it.
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jim wrote:Yeah, that's pretty much it.Michael wrote:Personally I think it's because he came off like a massive douche. It's a much simpler explanation than extremely latent Lebron hate because of the Jordan comparisons.InvincibleCakeEater wrote:I think a lot of people hated him (probably because he's been expected to be an all time great and Jordanesque since he was 18, and you're not allowed to compare anyone to Jordan unless you're trying to show how awesome Jordan was)but had no real reason to. The Decision gave them a tangible reason.Michael wrote:Has anyone's reputation in sports deteriorated as quickly as Lebron's? He went from one of the most likable players in sports to one of the biggest villains in just one year. His post game comments are the icing on the cake. It's pretty amazing when you think about it.
I can promise you that I didn't hate Lebron or even compare him to Jordan at all and rooted for him in the playoffs. Call me a schadenfreuder or player hater or whatever but the way this last offseason went down made it real easy for me to find someone else to root for.
In sum, I agree with Michael.
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