It must be the latest backlash hearing all the crazy, shocking remarks from the legendary Michael Jordan, who directed the Chicago Bulls to six championships and orchestrated one of the most momentous dynasties of all times, recently ripped LeBron James for joining forces with two superstars on the Miami Heat.
It’s highly possible that James is not the royal King, but a former godlike savior of a depressed sports town, who hijacked television in a nationally televised spectacle plotting a megalomaniacal stunt to announce that he was callously departing his hometown to form the superteam in Miami.
But perhaps he’s a villain, the meanest traitor, leaving behind an anguish town after he publicly humiliated Cleveland in “The Decision” infomercial.
It’s not easy watching a superstar, who was utterly adored, walk out on a community after emphasizing the importance of loyalty, but it’s a business and James wants a c ...
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Article written by Jonathan Mathis