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[QUOTE="Fireball Jr., post: 1792464, member: 404"]
Because the reasons for "hating"or not liking him and his talent for the large part are not based on his game, his greatness, how he handles himself with class, but any insignificant way-blown-out-of-proportion tweet or facial expression or, his worst moment, the "taking my talents" line I'm sure he'd love to  do over.

Cheering for the other game's cool, great, root away. But what I'vest read and heard ad nauseum since he was in high school is not the stuff that comes for pulling for another team. It, for the most part, is petty, lame, venomous.

I'm so done with the GOAT debate. Waste of time and energy. LBJ's in the midst of two of the greatest back-to-back finals performances, people who claim they're basketball fans are maybe misleading themselves into thinking they really are if they can't see and appreciate greatness.

The Cavs may go down in a ridiculously hostile environment Sunday night against a ridiculously talented team, but he has little left to proof. He's one of the top 10 players ever, likely top 5, he's the reason the Cavs are in the finals, are a win away from shocking and aweing.

I realize there are posters on here who think they know him intimately, call him passive-aggressive (that poster likely has never heard the word "projection" used in a psychological sense), but this read by Richard Jefferson is GREAT, an excellent take on who this ridiculously talented young man from the craphole low-income 'hoods of a craphole town really is like.

[URL="http://www.theplayerstribune.com/richard-jefferson-cleveland-cavaliers-nba-finals-who-we-are/"]Who We Are | By Richard Jefferson[/URL]
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