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re: Lebron possible retirement tomorrow
Posted on 10/6/25 at 8:30 pm to DownSouthCrawfish
Posted on 10/6/25 at 8:30 pm to DownSouthCrawfish
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The LDS posters are getting it in early this season I see.
It's not like he's been proving his haters wrong late in the season these past few years.

Posted on 10/6/25 at 8:31 pm to mizzoubuckeyeiowa
I remember going to see Dr. J's farewell tour stop in Houston and he didn't even play.
Posted on 10/6/25 at 8:45 pm to Marktastic86
Next you’ll post some out of context gif of him missing a shot. 
Posted on 10/6/25 at 9:17 pm to DownSouthCrawfish
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Next you’ll post some out of context gif of him missing a shot.
I referenced how badly your man has sucked balls in the postseason the past few years, so if you want to keep it within that context..

Posted on 10/6/25 at 9:21 pm to lsufball19
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Griffey too. Dude just hung them up in the middle of the season. Played game 3 of a 4 game series, got in his car and drove home to Florida. He called the GM and retired while in the car. I guess when you know you know
Guys from that era respected the game a lot more. You put everything you had into it, and if you couldn’t give 100% you stepped away. No need for the ego stroking
Posted on 10/7/25 at 6:18 am to bobBoxer
Duncan retired like a boss…no farewell tour. Called it a career after his final game of the season. Class player who owned LeBrick in NBA finals.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 6:35 am to Caimani
Lot of you will be pissed when this announcement ends up being some stupid commercial for Amazon Prime day.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 6:53 am to Cleathecat
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I miss young LeBron before he became an attention whore.
He’s always been that. In high school, after he suddenly got a humvee and was questioned about it regarding where the money came from, he trolled the media by playing with an RC humvee while sitting on the court.
This is who he has always been.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 7:47 am to beauchristopher
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The most unlikeable superstar.
Aside from maybe Aaron Rogers, I can't think of another.
Once I read this article quoting Walter Iooss, I lost all respect and would never get it back. - see below:
The first time they met was in 2003, when James was an 18-year-old rookie in Cleveland. Then, he was "raw," Iooss wrote, without any of the "smooth edges" he's developed as a public figure over the years. He shot him six years later, in 2009, and "the difference was amazing":
He walked in like a king that day, and he took over that room. And not only physically, although he was massive then. I've never seen an athlete look like that. He was muscular, charming, articulate, the prince of hoops. He couldn't have been more of an ambassador for the game.
Then, in July 2010, Nike assigned Iooss to shoot James after he'd signed with Miami. It was just a month after he'd announced on national television that he would take his talents to South Beach. Iooss thought he'd changed a bit:
LeBron became a villain to many after The Decision. I've seen a lot of entourages, but none like his. In July 2010 I got an assignment from Nike to shoot LeBron right after his TV special announcing his move to the Heat. We rented the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, where the Lakers and the Clippers used to play, and there were 53 people on my crew-including hair and makeup artists, production people, a stylist. I had $10,000 in Hollywood lighting. It was huge. When LeBron arrived, it was as if Nelson Mandela had come in. Six or seven blacked-out Escalades pulled up, a convoy. LeBron had bodyguards and his masseuse. His deejay was already there, blasting. This for a photo shoot that was going to last an hour, tops.
This is how crazy it was: I wasn't even allowed to talk directly to LeBron. There was a liaison, someone from Amar'e Stoudemire's family. I would say to him, "O.K., have LeBron drive right," and then he'd turn to LeBron and say, "LeBron, go right."
LeBron had guards in the portals on the mezzanine level, talking into their hands. Really, what was going to happen? And then at the end of the shoot they all got in the Escalades. My God, I've been around Michael Jordan, but with him nothing even came close to this. Unimaginable.
Last week, LeBron sat down with Rachel Nichols on SportsCenter and told her that he was "done" being the league's premier villain. He said that his first year in Miami had "basically turned me into somebody I wasn't. You start to hear the word villain, now you have to be the villain. I started to buy into it." He might be over the identity, but thanks to stories like this one, it's probably going to last a bit longer.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 8:24 am to Tiger Ugly
Biggest drama queen in the history of the NBA.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 8:58 am to bobBoxer
But why are they hunting us??? 
Posted on 10/7/25 at 9:47 am to bobBoxer
He'd NEVER retire without promoting what he'd hope to be the most incredible "farewell tour" ever experienced by any athlete. I cant name a superstar that self promoted as hardcore. 
Posted on 10/7/25 at 9:50 am to ZeekFreak
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I cant name a superstar that self promoted as hardcore

Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:07 am to bobBoxer
Posted on 10/7/25 at 10:37 am to QJenk
frick Lebum. Never liked him a day in my life.
Posted on 10/7/25 at 11:45 am to QJenk
Jesus Christ, frick this guy
Posted on 10/7/25 at 11:59 am to boosiebadazz
I actually respect lebron a bit more for this solid troll
Posted on 10/7/25 at 11:59 am to bobBoxer
This never gets old posting and was so prophetic, posted it back in 2010 when this dude had a whyihatelebronjames website
LeBron probably had it taken down being the clown he is
LeBron probably had it taken down being the clown he is
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We are all witnesses… …to the bullshite. Why does this site exist? Simple: because I hate LeBron James. I hate him for many reasons - some within his control, some outside of his control. However, ultimately, he is the one most responsible for what he has become: a complete monstrosity. So I focus my hatred on him. I hate LeBron James. LeBron James has been the most hyped sports figure, possibly the most hyped human being, in the history of civilization. Think about how ridiculous that is. Nike conspired with a bunch of cracker-arse suburban teenagers, Stuart Scott, and thousands of sweatshop factory owners in Southeast Asia to create a GOD out of a kid who bounces an orange ball off of a wooden floor. And most of this transpired before he even played in a single NBA game, let alone before he made his first playoff game-winning shot with the help of an unconscionable travesty of a five step, triple pivot foot travel.
I didn’t start out hating on LeBron. When he first came into the league, I decided that it wasn’t his fault a bunch of goons had decided to invest millions and millions of dollars in him and turn ESPN into a scientology-esque brainwashing mechanism to pump him up. I gave him a fair shake. But ever since the Cavs lifted themselves out of the basement and into relevancy, and I actually had to see LeBron play in some games of consequence, I realized that I just can’t stand the pompous jerk he has become. The real LeBron is an entirely different creature than the LeBron filtered through Sportscenter, stories written by spineless sportswriters with massive LeBoners, and super-overwrought Nike commercials. Bottom line: LeBron is a cheater. Charging? Not Lebron. If they consistently call him for charging in one game, he whines during and after the game, and the calls abruptly stop. Remember Kobe’s “the charge/dunk” on Steve Nash? LeBron did the same thing, only more obvious, and of course it was completely overlooked during the in-game and post-game analyses. And “The Travel” game-winner? What a joke. And, as both the Wizards and Pistons series proved, it is pretty clear that nobody calls fouls on the Cavs at the end of close games. Did I just see a foul on Gilbert Arenas? Rip Hamilton? Rasheed Wallace? Nope. Of *course* not.
And the announcers? If I couldn’t actually hear them clapping their hands like little schoolgirls every time LeBron touches the ball, I would swear they were gently cradling LeBron’s nut sack with them. And all of this is LeBron’s fault. He loves it and feeds it with a steady diet of overexposure, mega-annoying antics, and transparent displays of false humility. However, despite Nike’s legion of handlers and PR guys, LeBron’s false modesty has fallen away, exposing him for the pampered, ultra-conceited, ref-coddled little punk that he is. He relishes in the circus of bullshite like a spoiled little brat. The talcum powder clap thing? The whining and scowling when he is clearly allowed to travel, charge, and bumble his way to the basket on every play? Talking trash when he knows damn well that he wins games because of 1972 Olympics vs. the Russians-style bullshite?
Yeah, he had his “the mailman doesn’t deliver on Sundays” moment. But it was pathetic and tacky, not ballsy. What does all this mean? Mark my words: LeBron James will be the one to finally ruin the NBA. Throughout the ages, many assholes have tried to destroy professional basketball…but they have all fallen just short. Some were great players, some were huge jerks, most were a combination of the two. Wilt Chamberlain: too powerful. Michael Jordan: too good. Shaq: too much of a freak. Kobe: the Gumby fade (oh, and he might have done a couple of other things…). Scottie Pippen: never tipped a waitress in his life. Harold Miner: just plain sucked.
None of these guys forced fans to totally write off professional basketball. But none of these guys had enough nicknames to get the job done, did they?. LeBron “Golden Child, LeBronze, Chosen One, ‘Air’ Apparent, Bill Brasky, King” James will succeed where they failed. Does anyone really think that a player already christened as the greatest player ever by dozens of prominent sportswriters won’t be fellated by the media so as not to render all of their “greatest player ever” predictions invalid? Does anyone really think that the player unanimously decreed to be the future of the NBA before he played a single game, and who is the foundation of Nike’s biggest marketing campaign ever, won’t be shamelessly protected by the refs? If LeBron ever does win an NBA title, it will have at least as much to do with the 8,000 foot Nike poster plastered on the side of the moon as it has to do with his skills. So, in summary, I hate LeBron James with the white-hot intensity of a thousand suns. So should you. And by the way, Cavs fans, you’re a bunch of punks. I hope you cry when LeBron ditches you for the bright lights of New York. I’m glad Jordan made that one shot on Craig Ehlo and then almost punched his head off. You deserved it. I might feel sorry for you after you have repented and you begin to hate the Knicks or the Nets or whatever franchise steals your star. Cause he’s not yours for long.
This post was edited on 10/7/25 at 12:00 pm
Posted on 10/7/25 at 12:06 pm to UnluckyTiger
I still lol that Lebrons lawyers sent a cease and desist to the guy that made AI images of Lebron being pregnant
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