Miami It Is

kaleyandjason

I totally called that one days ago. Any comments on it?

BrittBritt22

I think it was the right decision for him, he was never going to win a championship in Cleveland.

I do feel bad for Cleveland tho.  The browns and the Indians are laughable, the Cavs were all they had!

foolforyou

kaleyandjason:

I totally called that one days ago. Any comments on it?

Predictable. Did he really need an hour on ESPN to tell us this? 

kaleyandjason

foolforyou:

kaleyandjason:

I totally called that one days ago. Any comments on it?

Predictable. Did he really need an hour on ESPN to tell us this? 

And it was so uneventful. I liked how the interviewer had to say something like, so the decision you made this morning is you are going to Miami. I guess I expected more. lol. . .

lca315girl

I didn't even bother watching it, but had a gut feeling that's where he'd probably end up.

SRH51708

It's disappointing but I wish him the best.  Owner Dan Gilbert took the gloves off in his letter! 

BunMom90

Gilbert is looking a bit amatuerish there with his "open letter".  NBA basketball is a business and as an owner he should know that better than anyone else. Can you imagine if your last boss posted a public letter calling you names when you left your last job? Only in pro-sports do we fans put such emotion to the business/personnel side of things. 

I don't blame LeBron for going to Miami. They will definitely be a contender next year. Cleveland was not going to get him the supporting cast he needed to win.

MissySue20

I thought he was going to end up in Miami from what everyone said.

bridetobe920

My DH was born and raised in Cleveland, and is really bummed about this (as am I, since I too have become an avid Cavs fan).  The city has suffered through so many losing seasons with various teams, and the Cavs were a ray of light for fans there.  While I can't blame LeBron for wanting to explore other possibilites and go where he thinks he can win, I think the whole press conference thing was a bit much.  I think he should have handled it a little more low key, and not insisted on being on prime time television to do it.  I truly hope the Cavs can still be a successful team, even without him.  Let's go Cavs!!! 

OSUWifey09

It makes me sad that he left - but I saw it coming. The whole spectacle around it was ridiculous and uncalled for...and a big slap in the face for Cleveland. They found out with the rest of the world, and he hasn't even talked to the org since (I don't think).

We won't go there about how I think he's now shopping around for a championship.