Always a bridesmaid...
I never had a high opinion of him in any other capacity than that of an athlete...but every time he opens his mouth on anything, he sounds more petty and stupid than the last time he opened his mouth.
What is he pissed about? The NBA is gifting him another championship this year.
Maybe he should fake another “racial hate crime” by spray painting his own garage again to make himself feel better.
LeWho?
What a whiny bitch
What an insult. He should quit now and teach them a lesson.
Who??? What??? I wasn’t paying attention.
Only complete fools care what that jerk thinks.
One of the most unlikable and despicable “stars” in sports.
Also one of the most talented and accomplished in his sport, but so it goes.
Same guy that jumped ship in Cleveland to go to Miami?
LeBaby is just a whining racist.
Great players play the game and work hard regardless of the sport because they love the sport.
A large majority of “professional” players today want the money and can’t keep their mouths shut about everything else.
I’m at a lost with the team owners and the franchises allowing this shxt. It’s a business and if anyone did this shxt on a team I owned they’d be gone in an instant.
Maybe he can get a special MVP award from the Chi-Coms.
Maybe, he should become a poster child for the E/Entitlement Generation.
The “E”/ Entitlement Generation Acts Out in the Streets
American Thinker ^ | 20 Sep, 2020 | Bruce L Hartman
Posted on 9/20/2020, 6:12:28 AM by MtnClimber
A new generation of Americans has now become defined. They are called the “E” generation or the Entitlement Generation. We see them throughout America today. If they don’t get what they want, they violently protest and create manipulative arguments to get their way. This generation was created by us, overindulgent parents, teachers and professors, who supported “participation trophies” and “victimhood theories.” Plus, we became skilled at interfering on their behalf whenever they didn’t get what they wanted.
This is particularly noticeable in the violent protests that are sweeping the country, and the “E” generation’s lack respect for anything not covered under their agenda. They have become good at insisting they get their way and have learned very well how to raise their voices and shame others when they don’t.
We have no one to blame but ourselves. When they lost in sports, we insisted they still get a trophy. When they didn’t get into the college of their choice, their parents manipulated the system. When the school called, we responded back, “the teacher is wrong.” When an important part in the class play was up for grabs, we hounded the principal. They have learned what they were taught.
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I understand his frustration. He IS a great player and he is very competitive.
That said, what is bothersome is that a “sportsman” would congratulate the winner and make a silly comment about coming in second “again.” Then commit to being better next year.
You don’t bitch in public about coming in second. I always played thinking, “There is the winner—and everyone else.” Second might as well be 10th.
This whole year is going to have an asterisk on it anyway.
LeBron simply cannot help himself. He doesn’t realize that you have zero obligation to explain yourself to the media.
LeBron won’t have to worry about being MVP next year, either. Criticizing the voters doesn’t help.
LeBron James has changed the game, big time.
He’s big, he throws his shoulder into whoever is in his way on a drive to the basket - and VERY SELDOM gets called for charging.
Now the league is doing what it must do - copy that close-in combat warfare under the basket.
Call it COMBAT BASKETBALL.
It has changed the game, and not for the better.
Not fun, not better.
Michael Jordan still the greatest, and he changed the game for the better. LeBron will never match Jordan in any capacity - skilled, team player, intelligent (I don’t think I heard or read anything about LeBron EVER BEING INTELLIGENT).
Now, he’s stewing in his own cesspool over being passed over for MVP. He should get used to it. He’s going to get passed over for a lot of “positive attributes.” I wouldn’t call “China’s MVP” an attribute.
Nope. Not for me - LeBron or NBA.