LeBron James Takes Jab at Miami's Handling of Chris Bosh
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heatnation.comPosted Sep 28, 2016, 12:33 AM UTC
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heatnation.comAt the end of the day, basketball is a business and it's not like the Heat were left with much options. No way in hell were they gonna let Bosh on the court and risk his life.
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Lebron James is a very smart man...except for when he's not.
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lol... that's not a jab, especially when you include the sentence that follows it. EVERYBODY was surprised when Riley said that shit.
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meh, not really a jab but more of his duty as vice president of the player's union to support the players in any tough situation. Now if he knew what the league medical staff knew and what drove them to agree with the Heat medical staff, then maybe he'll change his tune. A third blood clot in 2 years doesn't seem like a condition that is improving. But again, the union vp is never going to side with a team.
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I feel this maybe has a misleading title? Can someone please explain how LBJ is taking a jab?
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Yea, I don't see anything negative here.
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Really 'Bron? We were all pretty shocked when we found out you were "just done" with Miami after 4 straight finals. I guess "it's a business" and "doing what's best for me" only applies when you're the one making the call.
ha, i know right he makes it look like we wanted him to leave Miami, He said he been there and done that. What situations was he ever in that? Looks to me like he loves CB and wants the best for him, but i think hes mad that Dan Gilbert forced him to comeback and putting the blame on Riley since he knows he cant win another championship ever in Cleveland .
Forced him?
well yea he wouldve been blamed as the bad guy for not going back. Dan Gilbert send him a message i believe something about if he dont come back.
He's always been blamed as the bad guy ever since he first left, i think if he stayed here for the rest of his career it would've blown over and he would win 2 more rings imo. Him leaving was more of a PR move and career move, he gets to go back home, everyone loves him and he's with a younger championship team and eventually wins the 1st championship for Ohio.