Cleveland Plain Dealer: Cleveland Newspaper Lebron James or Not
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Cleveland Newspaper Lebron James or Not
Over the course of the last several weeks, the Cleveland newspaper The Cleveland Plain Dealer has posed numerous questions along with a brief synopsis of the Cavaliers on the court. As for the analysis of the Cavaliers on the court, Lebron continues to be the center of attention. Cavalier Owner Daniel Gilbert has voiced his opinion of the Cavaliers play on more than one occasion. Briefly put, Gilbert is unhappy.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer indicates that part of the disappointment surrounds the $100 million invested in the Cavaliers in hopes of coming out on top in the NBA. For that kind of money, most owners would be disgusted and rightfully so. Lebron spent the final minutes of the game against the Boston Celtic watching from the bench but still, he totes a load on his shoulders in terms of why the Cavaliers were basically assaulted. How quickly the fans, and owner too for that matter, forget that Lebron is the reigning NBA MVP and a key reason why the Cavaliers can boast the best record in the NBA during the regular season.
Lebron will be a free agent come July. His play in game six on Thursday may determine where he goes and for how much money he puts in his pocket when the final decision is made. Lebron has reportedly told the Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland Newspaper that he was more upset by the boo’s coming from the Cleveland fans than his play on the court. Even Lebron recognizes this as what could be his only chance to win an NBA championship in his career.
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