Dan Gilbert

It's like a dream city is dying, with bitterness and boredom fonts. Does anyone in sports has been worse, 2 months, heritage-wise, than LeBron James? A total of eight weeks, the man left the NBA MVP playoffs to choke-artist selfish opportunist, who left his hometown team (in a simple ad time) to win a championship "Easy way" in Miami. (Part of this is certainly not his fault - just as any other athlete so excoriated for having to win the trophy? - But LeBron so perfectly conscious, he should know how it will look.)


Another owner in another city might have been a tough upper lip of the route: sad he could not win the big one here, but wishing LeBron is good, and so on and so forth. (See here a general example.) But after that all the courting LeBron put Cleveland through, that is not what the Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert did.

In an open letter to Cavs fans, who really should be read to be believed, Gilbert poured his soul to open the departure of LeBron, and in the process discovers that his soul shares many similarities with the broken-hearted 15-year-old child
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