Topics for the show:
Are we really surprised by Mel Gibson’s racist rants?
Gibson said the N-word…and that’s NOT the worst part
Miami is now the team to beat
It’s not that Lebron left but the way he did it
Someone tell Jesse Jackson to shut up
The Oscar Grant Verdict
Both sides need to trust more and be more honest with their own faults
Guns in churches
When pregnant due to rape or incest, make lemons out of lemonade…
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July 13th, 2010 at 3:24 pm
Yeah you were at a Nationals game during the decision, because if you watched it you would have known that all of the advertising proceeds and as well as a half mil donation was given to the Boys and Girls Club of America. And that was the reason for the Special. Other than that I’m with you on all your other points.
July 13th, 2010 at 4:23 pm
Nope, i was at the gym when it happened and saw it. I know where the proceeds went, that still doesn’t justify the special in my opinion. It was over the top
July 13th, 2010 at 6:08 pm
I think the special was entirely too much, and it reflects badly on everyone involved, especially the viewers for willfully watching Lebron James’s ego masturbate for an hour. It was also in bad taste that he didn’t at least let his home know that he was out. However, I understand why he left Cleveland; building a team around one player worked during the regular season (61-21), but when you hit the playoffs, that won’t cut it. The Cavs needed a reliable secondary player and should’ve traded for Stoudemire. Kobe has Pau to pull off double-doubles when he’s chucking bad shots; who did Cleveland have? If Cleveland was serious about keeping Lebron, they had the offseason up until last Thursday to show that. Big-ticket players went into free agency, players who didn’t choke during playoffs, and they didn’t even try to grab one.
July 14th, 2010 at 9:51 am
Thats cool. I thought it was a bit much too. I just heard you say that if it was for charity you may look at it differently. Keep up the good work man.
July 14th, 2010 at 11:06 am
Thanks for listening.