Well I guess what Dirk did that Lebron didn't is stay loyal to his team instead of running out like a punk. Dirk is a class act and will have a title this year. Lebron is an assclown that refuses to shake people's hands when he loses, blames everyone on the team except himself when they lose, and not only didn't have the decency to tell his hometown team and GM personally that he was leaving but decided to have a tv special to announce to Ohio he was leaving, and disrespected the whole Boston Celtics team by acting like a complete child after a second round series win. Dirk would of acted like a pro and shook their hands and talked about how good a team the Celtics were at the press conference.
Any other soundbytes you have stored up from the "Hate Lebron" media tour that has spun all season?
Lebron left the Cavs because he would not win with them, period. When he joined the Heat, after Wade and Bosh signed, the media ran with the "he's taking the easy way out" slam. Then as the Heat struggled with the 9-8 start, the media ran with the "he can't win with this team, he should have gone to Chicago" slam.
During that slow start, Lebron was playing well but Wade was abysmal. Haslem got hurt, Miller was already hurt and the media left them for dead. Then the Heat switched up and had Wade dominate the ball and Lebron played more off the ball and they started to win. Wade couldn't adjust his game to accommodate another scorer, so Lebron adjusted his. Lebron ended up playing the 4 and 5 position more, in addition to setting ball screens and playing strongside wing. Lebron posted game after game of strong all around play, defense, screening, assists, boards, efficient scoring all at multiple positions on the court.
The media took that as a chance to run with the "Wade is better than Lebron because they are winning with Wade dominating the ball" slam.
Lebron has been criticized for being to happy and nice on the court, but then when he walks off the court in an elimination game he gets slammed for that. Either way he was wrong. Honestly, I want him to be upset that his season is over. The media will find a way to find a flaw with any approach he takes, just because it is a story and anything "Lebron" gets views. Even if it isn't a story.
Same thing happened with the decision. The media played up the event for 3 years! 3 years! How dumb is that? Teams did everything they could to clear space for Lebron, working on that years in advance. Lebron's choice of teams was the most important thing in basketball, every single contract and trade factored him in for a time period. Lebron uses the decision to raise a few million dollars for a charity and gets slammed for being pompous? Did the media really not pay attention to themselves for the prior 3 years? What was he supposed to do? Dan Gilbert showed his character after Lebron left, Lebron needs no excuse for not telling him of the decision before it aired. I'm sure the 8 hour window between that morning when he decided and that evening when he announced didn't make too much of a difference. Wasn't the GM already canned at that point too?
How did he act like a child in the Boston series, and if he did why didn't any of the Celtics complain about it? He took a knee and prayed, gave Wade a hug and walked off the court. He gave Wade a hug after the Chicago win last night. Is that really a bad thing? I don't understand what you mean? I know for sure Lebron did talk about how good the Celtics were, about how he couldn't beat them alone, about how they were the reason he left the Cavs (first time he mentioned that), about how they were the inspiration for Wade, Bosh and himself to play together and about how tough they are.
Some of the stuff you are saying is just moronic talking point soundbytes, but some if it just seems to be imaginary. I'm sorry you don't like Lebron, but he is the best player in the NBA. It is a shame you can't enjoy watching the most complete player of our era and someone who will likely go down as a top 5 of all time player.