when he first came into the league, he seemed quite humble and decently educated.
he presented himself well in pre/post game interviews. he played team ball, was a great leader despite his age. and of course, he was a great all-around player, one of the best.
i thought to myself, my... what a guy. has a great head on his shoulders, he lets his game speak for him, doesn't seem full of himself. and he's only 20.
now, after a few seasons, the true lebron is starting to show.
his glare at opponents after dunking on them. his cockiness during interviews, proclaiming himself as an equal to magic, jordan, bird, kobe, etc.
my latest knock on him, poor sportsmanship after losing to the magic. he lost and stormed off the court into the lockers, then ignored reporters and left the stadium.
no congratulations, no handshakes, no gg to dwight.
his reasoning? he's a competitor and he's not there to congratulate the winning team.
next thing you know, he's going to pull a kobe and demand a trade for a real all-star (not another cocky, all show-no go Mo), or else he's leaving cleveland.
sorry LBJ, you have the potential to be one of the best players, but you're following kobe's steps. great player, but hated by even his teammates.
he presented himself well in pre/post game interviews. he played team ball, was a great leader despite his age. and of course, he was a great all-around player, one of the best.
i thought to myself, my... what a guy. has a great head on his shoulders, he lets his game speak for him, doesn't seem full of himself. and he's only 20.
now, after a few seasons, the true lebron is starting to show.
his glare at opponents after dunking on them. his cockiness during interviews, proclaiming himself as an equal to magic, jordan, bird, kobe, etc.
my latest knock on him, poor sportsmanship after losing to the magic. he lost and stormed off the court into the lockers, then ignored reporters and left the stadium.
no congratulations, no handshakes, no gg to dwight.
his reasoning? he's a competitor and he's not there to congratulate the winning team.
next thing you know, he's going to pull a kobe and demand a trade for a real all-star (not another cocky, all show-no go Mo), or else he's leaving cleveland.
sorry LBJ, you have the potential to be one of the best players, but you're following kobe's steps. great player, but hated by even his teammates.
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