I've said,the same thing for years after Lebron left the Cavs the first time. The people that had a huge problem with Lebron were white people that was from the suburbs. Did you have some black people that were upset,Yes but the hate were mostly from white people. Cleveland is a majority black city yet folks,who never step one foot here tried to make it sound it was the whole city,when it wasn't the case.
You even had folks here tried to tell me I was wrong about my own city at the time but they never step one foot in Cleveland.....lol
The national media didn't help either. Claim to know the city but misconstrue the whole situation on purpose. Not,one person say,it was mostly white people on that bullshit.
I would have been upset, if Lebron stayed because they wasn't trying to put the stars around him. The only players they had around that were above average were Varejão and Ilgauskas.
The whole situation was weird and the racist viewpoint puts things in perspective. I could understand people from Cleveland or Cavs fans in general having a problem with Bron leaving. People took it to ignorant levels and I’ll let them have that.
But for other NBA fans to be mad and booing him in arenas, that was downright weird. Why did they care where Lebron went, they weren’t even Cavs fans!??

Once the racist angle was mentioned, it all makes sense. They were playing “The Decision” on ESPN last week. I watched it before but caught a piece of it. Just listening to the guy who made the documentary you could see and hear the resentment when he spoke about Lebron. When they interviewed the Brotha who I think worked at ESPN back then, he said “Nah we didn’t feel that way about Lebron” etc...
I’m glad he spoke up about the situation.