This guy's story as of late continues to get worse and I attribute it to the poor advice he's been receiving from his friend and manager, Maverick Carter. Due to Lebron's star status I'm certain he feels as if he can trust a very select few, HOWEVER, Maverick is losing him millions upon millions of dollars this summer alone. First it was "The Decision", and while good on paper, he failed to acknowledge the people in Ohio that held on to him as the lone bright spot in an otherwise morbidly suppressed pit of the United States. Lebron made no mention of the fans in Cleveland rather opting to play the "I did what was important for my family" card. Now he's widening the gap with the fans by stating that he feels race played a significant role in the subsequent backlash he's received. Race has NOTHING to do with it. He handled a very sensitive situation with poor tact and failed to right the ship and instead dug a deeper hole in the process. Talented on the court, yes. But very immature and likely in need of a far more astute business manager. Lebron, I am available to start immediately.
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