When LeBron Pissed Off The Entire NBA

LeBron James has been one of the most popular athletes in the world since he was in high school, but that doesn't mean he was always loved. In fact, after 'The Decision' and his departure from the Cavs in 2010 he was the most hated athlete on the planet, here's the story.

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[T-W-M]

“Drag us through the mud for 7 years”
Nah bro he carried y’all single handed through the mud for 7 years.

[airball]

Crazy how the first time the heat matched up with the cavs after the decision is the exact date of this drop👀👀

[joeford]

I'll say this... The Decision was much more justifiable than KD going to The Warriors.

[TheOpiningOrangutan]

Man the LeBron documentary is going to be so good. So many crazy twists and turns in his career

[sharifeady]

Imagine being a grown ass mean damn near in tears mad at another man for taking his job to another city

[justhai]

4:44
Dwayne:Are you in LeBron?
LeBron:I'm in

[YvngGoat_]

1:00 That's false they reached the NBA finals in 2007.

[DustyThePlotagonist]

Heatles were the most interesting era in LeBron's career history.

[awc]

1:00 error, his 5 straight playoff loss and him starting to get more criticism for not winning a championship, he made the finals in 2007 and lost to the Spurs, prob his most forgettable and second worst finals performance.

[Ari]

The 2011 bulls with Lebron would’ve won 74 games

[ross]

I remember Cleveland was pissed when LeBron left so much chaos in the city.

[Adog]

Cavs fans burning his jersey and all that nonsense is insane. They failed him, he had every right to go to another franchise.

[Blxck_cactus]

Cleveland fans blaming and demonizing Lebron for leaving and not the Cavaliers management is crazy work

[BruthaManTee]

The channel is amazing I’m glad I just found it I can’t stop watching.

[Jembamin_]

LeBron could've been with prime d-rose

[cskaismful]

And for what?! Because he simply wanted to play with better teammates and overall a better team and not have to carry a bunch of bums throughout the playoffs. Because he was sick and tired of the Celtics superteam beating him every year. Aint nobody bats an eye on them forming a superteam but when LeBron joins Miami and forms one himself all of a sudden its unacceptable. People just love to hate on greatness and LeBron James for over 20 yrs has been the utter epitome of greatness. Greatest athlete that has ever lived.

[w_out]

I was a kid when this happened and I didn't understand why people were so angry. All these years later, I still don't. Lebron did everything for Cleveland, Cleveland did NOTHING for Lebron, NOTHING. They couldn't even get a half decent young co star best they did was an old Shaq, they took him for granted and took advantage of his stardum they deserved it.

Lebron didn't even start Superteams either there were plenty before the Heatles. And he didn't abuse the systems either the way players do now he played through his contract and didn't make a circus out of it like James Harden or Ben Simmons, he was professional.

[flight_knight_]

That Pat Riley scene in the Lebron doc is gonna go crazy

[maxm]

I remember being a little kid and hating Lebron knowing literally nothing about basketball. Still not close to basketball but I feel like everyone, whether they wanna admit or not, want to see greatness. As an adult now, if I saw Lebron move to Miami, I’d 100% support. He was being held back from greatness. Anyone who trashed him, especially Cleveland, and the Cav’s owner, should be ashamed. Lebron deserved better

[CitizenoftheWorld]

During LeBron's first stint (7 years) with the Cavs he never had a teammate who averaged 20pts. The closest was Mo Williams who scored just under 18 in the 08-09 season. Let that sink in