I live in Miami...canttt wait to go to a heats game now. Wade, bosh, james...

AHHHHHHHH!

It's just crazy how Lebron, Dwade, and Chris all carried their respective, former, teams and are now on one team together. Bring on the superteam, but I'm still not jumping on the bandwagon. Once the season begins and they actually annihilate the competition, but until then I'm zipping my lips like a pad-lock.

I'm glad I stan for the Spurs and don't have to deal with Basketball player drama.

It's more than money; it's his legacy that's on the line. You need a team to win and Cleveland never gave Lebron a team, so they obviously didn't give him everything. Will this lead him to a championship? I don't damn know.



That said I liked the thought of him in Chicago more. Of course, I knew that was never going to happen.

I know he wasn't winning with the Cavs but damn, you don't get a city back like that. What makes it worse is that Lebron is from Ohio.

Of course the REAL King has never deserted his city
HINT: His name starts with Kobe

So everyone except Miami can now be considered as underdogs lol.

Miami

Didn't Kobe want to be traded at one point because he wanted a team?

He was open to it, but he really wanted the Lakers to sign people to join him rather than him leave. Anyway, the point is that he hasn't deserted his team.

But back on topic, we'll see how good the Heat are. I've seen All-Star teams fall before...Celtics

Lebron James celebrating with his new Teammates

Yes they were....very VERY TACKY!!!
They were never real fans, Even the owner was acting very childish.

They weren't only here for Lebron, but for the Cavs. That's why they were like '**** him.'

People talk about those fans burning jerseys, but trust me....if Dwayne Wade had left the Heat high and dry there would have been some angry fans burning his jersey. Especially if he went make a one hour special on ESPN to announce he's going elsewhere. I think that sentiment also goes for any franchise who's star player leaves them like that (high and dry).

I actually got pissed when I found out (during the interview)
I don't really like the Miami Heat and it made me feel like he was taking the easy way out to win the championship by having Wade and Bosh there.

I dislike the fact that he arranged a televised interview, only to crush the fans of Cavaliers.

The whole thing was a mess. The way he went about it, his decision, his motives

He didn't use the whole hour to announce his decision, btw welcome back Music
At first I thought it was wrong knowing he was leaving but then again he probably wanna to make sure the media didn't miss quote him.

I'll make one comment. The way Lebron handled the situation was 100% wrong. The decision itself is not. There is no loyalty in sports. Being disappointed in Lebron is fine. Being angry is fine. Burning his jersey in the middle of the street is not.