that's a tough question. wade isn't getting any younger, but i'll say 3 maybe 4. as far as him winning one in cleveland, that will never happen. he's going to win one this year, and as much as i hate the fact his first title is going to be against my team (bandwagon i know), he deserves it. i dont understand the hate for lebron (by some people). he decided to go to a team that's willing to do what it takes to win an nba title, and there's nothing wrong with that. he's played lights out this year, he's never in trouble with the law, he never takes shots at other players, ect. he gave cleveland plenty of time, yet they couldn't get it done. so what if he left for a better team. KD will win one in okc, but if some major catastrophe happens, and the team goes downhill in say 5 years, i wouldn't blame him if he left.

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Posted by DownSouthCrawfish

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Posted on 6/20/12 at 1:51 am to Brendoni

people hate the great ones.

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Posted by AUTiger5

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Posted on 6/20/12 at 11:38 am to Brendoni

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that's a tough question. wade isn't getting any younger, but i'll say 3 maybe 4. as far as him winning one in cleveland, that will never happen. he's going to win one this year, and as much as i hate the fact his first title is going to be against my team (bandwagon i know), he deserves it. i dont understand the hate for lebron (by some people). he decided to go to a team that's willing to do what it takes to win an nba title, and there's nothing wrong with that. he's played lights out this year, he's never in trouble with the law, he never takes shots at other players, ect. he gave cleveland plenty of time, yet they couldn't get it done. so what if he left for a better team. KD will win one in okc, but if some major catastrophe happens, and the team goes downhill in say 5 years, i wouldn't blame him if he left.

People hate him because of The Decision and his performance in last year's Finals. That's a fact.

Oh, and I don't fall in that category. I've been one of the few rooting my heart out for LeBron. And his ability to still be the most dominant player in the NBA considering the massive microscope he plays under every single night makes me respect the guy even more.

An advanced congrats on your first ring, Lebron. You deserve it!