Keebler wrote: I live in Ohio and I hate Anderson also.

bigdaddy2003 wrote:

Keebler wrote: I live in Ohio and I hate Anderson also.

lol I will be waiting to hear the "if you aren't a Cavs fan you aren't going to like him" posts.

Keebler wrote:

bigdaddy2003 wrote:

Keebler wrote: I live in Ohio and I hate Anderson also.

lol I will be waiting to hear the "if you aren't a Cavs fan you aren't going to like him" posts.

The sad thing is, I am a Cavs fan. I've never been an Anderson fan. I honest to god HATE floppers. He flops when someone farts. I'd be happy to never see him in a Cavs uniform again.

bigdaddy2003 wrote: In my travels outside of Ohio I have noticed that a lot of people don't care for him. Varejao is the player that people really have disdain for though. I can't say I blame them on that point though.

Strapping Young Lad wrote: Lebron James isn't well liked IN Ohio...

What's to like??? Again, he acted like a poor sport in defeat last year when he stormed off the court w/out shaking hands.

He acts like an ass when he shows up his opponent with his queer dancing.

He's had everything handed to him (king james) and never won anything, acting like God's gift to the world along the way....

The T.O. of the NBA.....How do people feel about him????

sleeper wrote: He's quite possibly the greatest basketball player to ever touch a basketball, of course he's well liked. I mean people liked Jordan and he was 10x the ass that Lebron is. All he needs is a ring or two and he will be the GOAT, guaranteed.

mallymal614 wrote: This first came to my mind around the time of the 2007 NBA Finals when many experts thought Lebron would help out the ratings, only for it to be the worse Finals ratings in NBA History. He released a movie this year and it flop big time. There also been much criticism for his dancing and not shaking players’ hands following playoff losses. Now I look at the votes for the All-Star game and he is fourth overall and not even leading his own conference. All this is surprising for someone many predicted would be the face of the league. It makes me wonder what some people may have against him.

Fly4Fun wrote: I can tell you he's loved by New Yorkers... they absolutely love the guy.

And whoever said he isn't well liked in Ohio is just clueless. Just because you are jealous of the guy or hate him because he's better than your favorite player, doesn't mean everyone else agrees with you.

SQ_Crazies wrote:

mallymal614 wrote: This first came to my mind around the time of the 2007 NBA Finals when many experts thought Lebron would help out the ratings, only for it to be the worse Finals ratings in NBA History. He released a movie this year and it flop big time. There also been much criticism for his dancing and not shaking players’ hands following playoff losses. Now I look at the votes for the All-Star game and he is fourth overall and not even leading his own conference. All this is surprising for someone many predicted would be the face of the league. It makes me wonder what some people may have against him.

Well they were playing the Spurs--the Spurs have never brought in good ratings. The Cavs had nothing outside of LeBron, the team was shit. And regarding his movie--he didn't release it (he was just in it), and how can you say it flopped? It got good ratings, award nominations and it was only released in select cities--not nationwide. From what I've heard it's been a huge success for the people who made it--it was a low budget movie.