The Hater's Dilemma: Who Do You Root to Fail?

[schmave]

I voted LeBron. Most of that is I root against Cleveland teams despite living in Ohio, and I am definitely rooting against the Cavaliers. What "jaypee" pointed out in his post above in one of those things in a long list of why I root against Cleveland teams and largely dislike their fanbase. For four years, he was the devil incarnate. Tough luck getting anyone from up there to say now that he is anything but a saint.

[Kobe25]

It's not about hating Lebron but more about how he made the majority of fans ( myself included ) feel sour after the DECISION IN 2010 TO MIAMI.

Before the DECISION, I rooted for Lebron to win after he beat the 07 Pistons but when he started teaming up with other All stars to chase rings it was a wrap for me !

I cant imagine Kobe joining Iverson & Garnett to chase titles or Jordan joining Bird & Barkley.

Lebron even stated he wants to join Wade,Carmelo,Cp3
Before he retires.The man has no heart & he had the potential to be top 5 ever but now he's just top 12 at the most.

[BajanYankee]

"Players and coaches alone don't win championships, organizations win championships."

-Jerry Krause

[Mathguy]

Originally Posted by BajanYankee

"Players and coaches alone don't win championships, organizations win championships."

-Jerry Krause

I agreed with Krause when he said it and still do now.

If Jordan had been making Bulls personnel decisions you can kiss several of those 6 championships goodbye.

Bulls management made some hellacious drafts and trades over the championship years not even counting the early years they horsetraded their way into Pippen and Grant in the same draft. Rodman, Harper, Kukoc and many many more great acquisitions with little cap room and draft picks that started almost in the 2nd round each year.

[Keeros318]

I tend to root for the underdog, so I'm rooting for the Cavs.