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Parking a block from Cavs arena for game tonight. Should we tell them LeBron is back? pic.twitter.com/TRRdcs6bT3

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) October 14, 2014

@darrenrovell he's not playing tonight

— Colts Colts Colts (@rallen661) October 14, 2014

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LeBron James once again proves that he’s evil

OK. Maybe the subject line is too harsh, but it at least goes along with what I felt after what unfolded last night.

The Cavaliers played the Lakers last night and lost badly, 122-57. As the game was coming to an end, this is what LeBron James tweeted.

http://twitter.com/#!/KingJames/status/25061817583673344

Clearly that statement was geared towards Cavs owner Dan Gilbert. But the tweet was full of selfish as it seemed like he was laughing at the entire team. The players on the team are not at fault. They didn’t attack James when he left for Miami. Most of them were his teammates last year and this is what LeBron says?

LeBron has got to be one of the most selfish athletes out there. He has personal beef with one person but instead makes fun of the entire team on Twitter for everyone to see. This is now top news on ESPN.

Maybe LeBron really just doesn’t care about others.

I’v always felt that some athletes should not be allowed to tweet since their IQ level and their inability to think before they tweet is bad PR for them. This is one of the situations.

And bring God into this? LeBron is really dumb.

LeBron James returns to Cleveland: Time to drop your hate bombs everyone!

They were selling this shirt outside the arena when I visited Cleveland in August.

Tonight, LeBron James makes his first ever return to Cleveland as an opposing player. The fans in Cleveland will hate. They will hate and hate and hate. And I will love it.

Now, I have to take a step back and be realistic about this. I am not going to be some overemotional fan because I didn’t invest any time in James.

But I will say that James has made himself public enemy #1 so he does deserve criticism.

It was he that gave up on the team. He then embarrassed them on national TV. And more importantly, he just bolted to Miami and left Cleveland out to dry.

LeBron’s new Nike commercial just gave me a real negative feeling about him

That is the new commercial that Nike just put out featuring LeBron James. And I must say, it just felt real evil.

Throughout the entire commercial, James poses questions asking fans what he should have done. In the commercial you see him during “The Decision” and he starts thinking back on things that he did (some good, some viewed as bad) and then some other random ideas of what he could have done.

The point of the commercial, to me, is with Nike’s slogan “Just Do It” is to tell fans that LeBron did what he wanted to do. He’s not going to be influenced by everyone else. Essentially, it’s just a big F-U to everyone.

The way I interpret it, it’s just a commercial where he’s in the center of everything. That our feelings don’t matter to him. And yes, to an extent he can’t worry about our feelings. But to once again rub it into our face and tell us that? Not a good move.

Nike is known for making good commercials with athletes. But with now Tiger Woods and LeBron James using Nike to restore their image, I don’t know. I just see money and lots of heavily influenced PR all around (and not the good kind — if there is any).

Here’s Tiger’s commercial. It’s not as bad as LeBron’s but it was really bold. Really bold to use audio of his father to help save his image.

Anyway, both these commercials really don’t help improve the image I have on either of these guys.