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05-11-2010, 07:55 PM #1
Lebron's co-author thinks he'll leave Cleveland
Buzz Bissinger, the co-author with LeBron James of the book "LeBron's Dream Team," said in an interview that he thinks James is going to leave the Cavs as a free-agent this summer.
But Bissinger hedges his bet and does not believe that James has made up his mind yet.
"LeBron does love Ohio. He loves playing in Cleveland and he loves Akron," said Bissinger. "Like everyone else, I have asked LeBron what he is going to do and he has flashed me that exquisite smile. I am not privy to any special information, but my gut tells me he will leave the Cavaliers whether they win the NBA championship or not.
"He has aspirations beyond basketball. He wants to be a billion dollar athlete. He likes challenges and bright lights. There is nothing like New York and the goal of making the Knicks champions again is an incredible one."
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05-11-2010, 09:26 PM #2
He likes challenges huh? So trying to end his hometowns 46 year championship-drought is not enough of a challenge for him?
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05-11-2010, 10:15 PM #3
I hope Buzz is right. Wait until the New York media tears into him his first playoff failure.
I'm glad LeBron always mentions how proud he is to be from Akron. Because you know what? I'm from Cleveland. And I'm glad a arrogant guy like this isn't from my hometown.
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05-12-2010, 09:00 AM #4
why would anyone be shocked that he has some arrogance? He's been followed around by ESPN since high school. He sold out high school games and even had some nationally televised games. If being told you're the greatest when you're 16-18 years old doesn't make one arrogant I don't know what does.
That said, by the way he's played the last two games and if he doesn't get the Cavs to the finals I think it would be disappointing to see him bolt to the knicks or where ever. He may like New York, but what has that team done in the last decade to show that they know how to build a team?
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