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Just for the heck of it, let's agree that every single word Cavs owner Dan Gilbert says about LeBron is true:
LeBron is a self-promoting, narcissistic,disloyal, cowardly, heartless, callous, selfish, shameful, disrespectful, immature jerk who quit on the Cavs in the playoffs each of the last two years.
Now consider this:
Gilbert was ready to give one of the richest contracts in the history of sports to a self-promoting, narcissistic, disloyal, cowardly, heartless, callous, selfish, shameful, disrespectful, immature quitter.
What does that say about Gilbert's intelligence, management savvy and ability to judge character?
Gilbert now is "guaranteeing" that his gutted Cavaliers will win a title before the James-Wade-Bosh triumverate does in Miami.
I'd happily take that bet and give Gilbert 3-to-1 odds.
Hey, if I were a Cavs fan, I'd take him at his word and buy the most expensive season-ticket package the team sells - as long as the loyal, honorable, non-narcissistic Gilbert's guarantee is of the 100-percent-refund variety.
And speaking of money-back guarantees ...
My son Ben and his buddy, Billy, couldn't resist. A couple of weeks ago, each bought a 2010-11 season ticket to the Bulls on the chance that the team would land LeBron, which would have given the ducats some serious value.
Oh well ... at least Ben and Billy didn't buy 10 years ago in anticipation of Tim Duncan, Grant Hill and Tracy McGrady coming to Chicago - the last time the Bulls cleared out salary-cap space for what was then hailed as the greatest free-agent class ever.
Besides, the boys probably still will be able to make a tidy profit on quite a few games - especially the two against LeBron's Heat (but probably not when the Bulls face Gilbert's 25-win Cavs).
Saturday, July 10, 2010
If LeBron's a doody-head, Dan Gilbert's a double-doody-head
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last 2 posts real funny but what do you make of the idea that they (the players) agreed to this in 2008...does that mean that players now have more power to constitute teams than gms and coaches...
ReplyDeleteIt's kind of like when the owners had collusion in baseball ... but this kind is legal. More power to them for gaming the system!
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