According To A Minority Owner Of The Miami Heat, LeBron Wanted Erik Spoelstra Fired

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2611328-miami-heat-minority-owner-claims-lebron-james-wanted-erik-spoelstra-fired  <-----Read this.


So now you know I'm right about the LeBron thing, he got Blatt fired.  This thing about him trying to get Pat Riley to fire E-Spo is another gigantic clue.  Quick shoutout to Riles telling Bronny nobody is going to tell him how to run his team and putting him in his place.  It's actually sad that LeBron is so full of himself that he can't lower himself to actually work with a coach.  He's the most gifted basketball player of all time and he can't just play and willingly be coached.  Mark Jackson was fired in Golden State after a second straight playoff appearance.  Did guys like Steph Curry who was becoming a star after 5 years in the league and loved Jackson, or Klay Thompson disregard Steve Kerr?  No, they let him coach and bought in, and they listened to him.  That's why they're successful.  Same goes for all the Spurs players and Pop, they respect and listen to him.  Obviously Blatt was a rookie coach, but he was a highly regarded rookie coach.  But look at Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant, you don't see them trying to push Billy Donovan around.  LeBron won't win a title again, no matter where he goes, if he doesn't lower himself and actually realize "hey this guy is actually trying to help me win, we have a common goal, he's a brilliant basketball mind and I should do what he's asking of me."  Too bad he's just such a huge egomaniac that'll never happen.  I feel worst for Cleveland, they'll always have a shot at the Finals with him in Cleveland, but with San Antonio, Golden State, and OKC I don't see him winning one.  It's time for people to stop only talking about how great LeBron is and start talking about how he's a cancer.  Other players follow the best player and if he's always disrespecting the coach they follow.  You cannot win in any sport in that scenario.  Can't do it.  Also this guy wants to be regarded as a great person and role model?  Ignoring your coach and bullying (or trying to) organizations into doing whatever you want is setting a horrible example oh holy and righteous king james.  I love how as more stories and speculation about this comes out, the smaller the king looks.




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