LeBron Leaves Arena Without Talking to Media....

[breanna]

I still can't believe this is happening. It just feels so weird.

 

[MarkPrice25]

Well, I like the Cavs. Now that we've been treated to a Hall of Fame player and the greatest athlete in Cleveland history since Jim Brown, I can't imagine life without him.

With all the other problems that go on in my life, sports help ease those problems. Can you admit that? Having Lebron even eases those blows more.

Sure I can admit that. It would be unbelievable to finally win one - and if he sticks around another couple of years, we'll win at least one.

I hope he stays, and I'm pretty sure he will.

My point was, why is everyone worrying about it now? A year out - when none of us have any control over it either way. That's the biggest point I'm trying to drive home.

I'm not trying to be overly critical of how people feel, but we can't control what he's going to do.

 

[Chris]

Sure I can admit that. It would be unbelievable to finally win one - and if he sticks around another couple of years, we'll win at least one.

I hope he stays, and I'm pretty sure he will.

My point was, why is everyone worrying about it now? A year out - when none of us have any control over it either way. That's the biggest point I'm trying to drive home.

I'm not trying to be overly critical of how people feel, but we can't control what he's going to do.

none of us have any control over any of this crap but we rack up thousands of posts about it. just saying.

 

[MarkPrice25]

My question is would Cavs fans take him back???

He does actually fit in this team nicely. He and LBJ always played so well together.

This city is so hungry for a Championship that people would root for Hitler if it got us a ring.

 

[Dirk Gently]

This city is so hungry for a Championship that people would root for Hitler if it got us a ring.

Can he guard Howard?

 

[KI4MVP]

it was the matchups that really killed the Cavs, not so much Brown as he would have had to disregard what got them 76 wins. He thought that was unrealistic. The team was built for Boston, not Orlando.

This is exactly right - we lost the ECF when KG got hurt. Other than that, things were set up perfectly.

Orlando shot out of their minds from 3, I doubt they keep it up for another series.

 

[MarkPrice25]

This is exactly right - we lost the ECF when KG got hurt. Other than that, things were set up perfectly.

Orlando shot out of their minds from 3, I doubt they keep it up for another series.

Watch that happen. Orlando shoots absolutely lights out against us and probably won't be able to buy a 3 against LA. If the stats "even out" agianst LA, they'll get their asses kicked.

 

[AnthonyR]

I don't blame him for leaving, because he knows whats coming now...everyone is gonna put the blame on him for the elimination, some will question his MVP, others will question how good the Cavs really were. For the next several months, LeBron will face only negativity from the press...I wouldn't be in a rush to face that either. I'm not sure what hurts most, the fact we failed to get the Finals, or the fact that we walked through Detroit and Atlanta and basically got man handled against Orlando. I'm not a "I told you so" kinda guy, but after that first lose and how hard it was to win game 2...the reality set in, I just hate acknowledging it. Was LeBron perfect this series...no, but no player is was or ever will be, but he did all he could and it wasn't enough. Let the man get his head together before you start cramming mics and cameras in his face.

 

[Deadlock]

I don't blame him for leaving, because he knows whats coming now...everyone is gonna put the blame on him for the elimination, some will question his MVP, others will question how good the Cavs really were. For the next several months, LeBron will face only negativity from the press...I wouldn't be in a rush to face that either. I'm not sure what hurts most, the fact we failed to get the Finals, or the fact that we walked through Detroit and Atlanta and basically got man handled against Orlando. I'm not a "I told you so" kinda guy, but after that first lose and how hard it was to win game 2...the reality set in, I just hate acknowledging it. Was LeBron perfect this series...no, but no player is was or ever will be, but he did all he could and it wasn't enough. Let the man get his head together before you start cramming mics and cameras in his face.

What? Did you even see a game? Not one person and I mean one (besides crazy New York reporters) would blame Lebron for us losing.

 

[Connor]

I still can't believe this is happening. It just feels so weird.

Been a Cleveland sports fan long? Feels pretty familiar to me

 

[Jon]

Watch that happen. Orlando shoots absolutely lights out against us and probably won't be able to buy a 3 against LA. If the stats "even out" agianst LA, they'll get their asses kicked.

It's not odds. We didn't defend them. LA can do a much better job matching their size and athleticism and their 3p% will drop if LA actually contests their shots.

 

[Gimme Some Mo]

It's not odds. We didn't defend them. LA can do a much better job matching their size and athleticism and their 3p% will drop if LA actually contests their shots.

Exactly. I am impressed with Orlando's shooting from distance, but it's really not as remarkable as everyone is making it out to be.

Some people are acting like they were drilling tough 3's all series long. They were wide open on over half the threes they shot.

And all Rashard Lewis had to do was shake his head and AV or Ben would basically trip over themselves falling 3 steps backwards leaving him wide open.

That isn't going to happen vs the Lakers.

 

[Mr2400]

He's pissed he lost, obviously. Maybe he was worried he'd call out one of his team mates and go too far, who knows? I wouldn't have spoken to a soul in that locker room if i were LeBron. I would be pissed and seriously contemplating leaving, too. Nobody on the team could play consistently well. LeBron played so well that just one other guy playing half-way decently for the whole series would have made a huge difference. Mo isn't the second option we've needed, and LeBron lost a little trust in his team mates at the end of games.

 

[MoFlo]

no real talent aside from LeBron and Mo.

Um, excuse me?

Sincerely,

Delonte West

 

[redscoon]

Good for him. He was taking the losing in this series way too well for my liking. Show me a good loser, and I'll show you a loser. Lombardi knew what he was talking about.