Cavs lose by 55; LeBron tweets "karma is a b****..."

Karma's a bitch, but won't schadenfreude bring bad karma?

http://www.wtsp.com/sports/story.aspx?storyid=167963&catid=4

 

Good to see he's taken the high road. I think he's passed Tiger Woods as my least favorite athlete.

I'm sure he'll lose plenty of sleep over that.

 

I'm going to tweet him back and ask if his momma was consoling the Cavs after loss.

 

Dumbass doesn't even know what karma is.

Karma is when someone does something bad to you, and then something bad happens to them.

So what, exactly, did the Cavs do to LeBron? He decided to leave. Fine. But then he rub their faces in it with his stupid show, and then gets upset because the fans and the owner call him out on his crappy behavior, now they're the bad guys?

 

I don't know if I've ever seen an athlete destroy his reputation without an arrest/sex scandal like LeBron has.

 

He's talking about the Dan Gilbert letter.

 

It's definitely not classy, but I don't have a huge problem with it. I think back upon the year or two after I've left jobs.

If Twitter existed when I left my last shop, I'm sure I would've had some fun with the fact that they suffered some misfortunes after I left.

 

And what caused the Dan Gilbert letter?

 

TO?

 

The way the Cavs have played since LeBron took his talents to South Beach makes you wonder why he didn't demand to leave sooner.

 

Obviously, LeBron pulled the Karma card because he said the organization wished bad things upon him with his exit.

And I agree with him. Nothing should've caused the Dan Gilbert letter. The dude left. He was an unrestricted free agent. It was his call, and while he did it the wrong way, the Gilbert letter was completely uncalled for.

Thus, the tweet. The Gilbert letter said that nothing good would happen to LeBron since he left. Well, LeBron has taken complete notice of the Cavs.

No problem with the tweet at all.

 

LeBron has announced this morning that he didn't know the meaning of the word "karma".