It won’t be long now. Most people think it will be Miami, but nothing’s etched in stone just yet. There’s not much more to say at this point — it’s time to just sit back and watch it happen. I’ll be live-blogging the festivities with the Daily Dime Live crew, so head over there to participate in the fun, or hang out here if you want. Check back here immediately after the announcement for some analysis.
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The league needs to look at that meeting between Bosh, James and Wade. I think all the team interviews for LeBron, Wade in Chicago for his kids were a smoke screen to something these three guys decided weeks ago. When James was asked about it you could see that he was a little slow to answer. They broke league rules by planning this together. That is what the press really needs to look into.
Rofl at all the fans of other teams. Get real kids. He went on national television, stop with this stupid ass stuff about him needing a second star. FINE. WE GET IT. So he can leave, JUST NOT ON NATIONAL TELEVISION..GET IT????Stupid as hell.
And lol at the people on the high horse about a simple jersey burning. Kidding me? I bought the jersey, I’ll do w/e I feel like doing with it.
Final lol at a sixers fans…..THE PEOPLE OF PHILADELPHIA BOOD EFFIN SANTA CLAUSE BRO, gtfo with that weak stuff. I sat and watched you morons boo Jeff Garcia AS HE WAS WINNING A PLAYOFF GAME…and you bring this crap in here.
Gilbert needs to grow up. your team who you couldnt put anybody on to support and help LeBron deserves all of this. your city will never produce a champion and that sucks but suck it up. its all on you that he left. ALL ON YOU. AND IM HAPPY HE LEFT. GO GET A RING LEBRON!!!
Mike, make fucking sense if you’re going to post. We don’t run the team. We don’t play. Just like you don’t either. You’d be better off saying it’s martian’s fault for LeBron not winning..it makes as much sense.
right on mike im a huge lebron fan only a cavs fan because he was there you cleveland fans be happy he gave you what he did you guys all act like he killed someone get over it
Well, All I can say is: RIP Cleveland.
why didnt he just go to the lakers if it was about rings cause i say he wont win till kobey retires (cleveland fan)
Hey, michael…try some puncuation. It’s so very easy to tell that the majority of Lebron only fans are under the age of 12.