LeBron's threads

[Dick Whitman]

LeBron James has been on the cover of GQ. And yet every time I see him walking to one of these meetings this week, he's wearing a white T-shirt and a back pack.

Shouldn't LeBron be dressing better for what amount to job interviews?

And I get that he doesn't really have to.

But should he?

 

[spnited]

Nope. He doesn't have to impress them, they have to impress him for the right to pay him $100 million.
Great freaking world we live in

 

[JakeandElwood]

LeBron is not the interviewee he's the interviewer. He can wear what he wants.

 

[dooley_womack1]

That's right, spnited, how dare we enjoy management having to grovel before an employee. Am loving it

 

[TheSportsPredictor]

Yeah, right, these are job interviews. As if one of these teams will decide he's not the man for the job and hire someone else.

 

[MileHigh]

The most hype nonstory perhaps of all time. All of it. The threads. The speculation. Zzzzzzzzzzz.

 

[Football_Bat]

Ya think Mark Cuban would turn LeBron down for being underdressed in an interview?

Giggle.

 

[Dick Whitman]

LeBron is not the interviewee he's the interviewer. He can wear what he wants.

I would just like him to show a tad bit of professionalism. I wouldn't expect John Paxon or Pat Riley to walk into the meeting sporting a "My Brother Went to Maui and All I Got Was This Stupid T-Shirt" T-shirt into an interview with a prospective coach, for example. I get that LeBron is the one actually interviewing them, but I don't think that exempts him from displaying some modicum of professionalism and/or maturity instead of looking like a spring breaking frat boy from Big State U.

 

[Rhody31]

LeBron is not the interviewee he's the interviewer. He can wear what he wants.

I would just like him to show a tad bit of professionalism. I wouldn't expect John Paxon or Pat Riley to walk into the meeting sporting a "My Brother Went to Maui and All I Got Was This Stupid T-Shirt" T-shirt into an interview with a prospective coach, for example. I get that LeBron is the one actually interviewing them, but I don't think that exempts him from displaying some modicum of professionalism and/or maturity instead of looking like a spring breaking frat boy from Big State U.

You realize you're talking about someone who, in a t-shirt and jeans, is more dressed up than he is when he actually goes to work, right?

 

[playthrough]

I'd offer a day's pay for him to sign right now and just make it all stop. Makes one long for football recruiting season.

 

[Johnny Dangerously]

What's a tad bit? More than a tad? More than a bit? Both?