Twitter went crazy yesterday when it was revealed that LeBron James unfollowed the Cleveland Cavaliers. There’s already been speculation that he might take his talents elsewhere again after numerous cryptic tweets and the extra time he’s been spending in Miami. The latest move added fuel to the fire and of course he was asked about it after the Cavaliers 124-91 win over the Nuggets last night.
(Photos) NBA: LeBron James Sets Social Media on Fire After Reportedly Unfollowing Cavs on Twitter
LeBron James’ social media accounts have been under heavy scrutiny for the past couple weeks. Issues with the team and losing games coupled with his cryptic tweets and hanging out with Dwyane Wade in Miami, have led people to think James will once again fly the coupe and take his talents elsewhere. That speculation hit level red today as it was discovered that James unfollowed the Cavaliers on Twitter and Instagram.
NBA: LeBron James Says the Cavaliers Aren’t Ready For the Playoffs
The Memphis Grizzlies were shorthanded, having only eight players and missing key guys including Zach Randolph, Marc Gasol, and Mike Conley. Still they beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 106-103 on Monday night. The Cavs remain the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference but with losses like this to the Grizzlies as well as the losses to the Wizards and the Raptors, their leader LeBron James notes that they aren’t ready for the playoffs.
(Photos) NBA: LeBron James Posts Pic of Himself as Batman & More Cryptic Tweets
LeBron James picked quite a time to send out cryptic tweets; after reports that Kyrie Irving isn’t happy in Cleveland and wants to leave the Cavaliers, and after photos surfaced of him working out with Dwyane Wade in Miami. James tweets have people speculating that he will once again bolt from the Cavaliers and that things aren’t going well in “The Land”. He then ignited things even more by posting a cartoon of himself dressed as Batman on his Instagram account last night.
NBA: Kyrie Irving Responds to Report Saying He Wants to Leave the Cleveland Cavaliers
Things seemed to be falling apart for the Cleveland Cavaliers so the rumors began about trouble in paradise. ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith said Kyrie Irving was unhappy in Cleveland and would prefer to suit up for another franchise on First Take. Following the Cavs 100-96 win over the Indiana Pacers on Monday, Irving responded to that report.
NBA: Lakers Inquired About a Kobe Bryant For LeBron James Trade in 2007; Kobe & LeBron Respond
Everybody knows the controversial story of Kobe Bryant demanding a trade from the Lakers in 2007. The Black Mamba himself confirmed the report and revealed that the Chicago Bulls were his No. 1 choice. Well what if a trade did happen? Not to Chicago but to the Cleveland Cavaliers in exchange for Bryant’s late career rival, LeBron James. A new report reveals that this is something that was discussed.
