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Lebron is wearing a *gasp* Yankees cap

Okay, so here's my opinion on that very "controversial" subject, coming up after a simple explanation.

For all my friends who reside outside the Northeast Ohio area, those of us who live here have three favorite professional teams, the Indians, Browns and Cavaliers. We have more bad sports in our lifetime than we could ever wish on those we don't like. The most valuable athlete in town is Lebron James. He plays for the Cavaliers and this year led them to the NBA Finals for the first time in team history.

This year the Cleveland Indians made the post season for the first time since 2001. In the ALDS, the Tribe is currently up 2 games to none to the dreaded New York Yankees. During game 1 of this series, Lebron came into Jacobs Field wearing a Yankees cap, he was interviewed on TBS, and he said that he has been a Yankees fan all his life, and he's also a Dallas Cowboys fan.

Lebron has taken a lot of heat from the Cleveland media for this.

Maybe my explanation wasn't so brief after all. But my opinion is we live in a free country. If Lebron wants to root for the Yankees, let him. If he wants to root for the Cowboys, let him. All I care about is that Lebron gives his all as a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Let the young man wear what he wants. I will post what I want.

GO TRIBE!!!

Comments

Stylin said…
I have been called a traitor when I wear a yankees t-shirt or an Auburn hat.In my defense,I dont like sports and hence do not pledge allegiance to any home team and I will wear whats cute!!
October 06, 2007 11:46 AM
Sindi said…
My view is about the same as yours but I am a little more upset about the whole thing.
I have always believed that the reason we have the freedoms we have is because so many men died so we could have those freedoms. I say to the ones complaining, let people wear what they want because we let you say what you want. They seem a bit immature to be complaining about what someone wears, so maybe children need to be seen and not heard. HA HA HE HE:)
October 06, 2007 12:09 PM
Anonymous said…
Those Dang Yankees!!! (family blog)

I was at Thursday night's game. It was great! We hissed and booed all the Yankee fans. I felt great the next morning!
October 06, 2007 8:30 PM
Anonymous said…
The media is making this issue more than what it really is. Who cares? Memo to the LOCAL media: please stop taking attention away from the team on the field! They don't deserve to see LeBron on the front page of the paper. Keep the focus on the Tribe!
October 06, 2007 8:56 PM
The Curmudgeon said…
I was wondering how this was going down in Cleveland... I saw the interview... and then they went back to him when things weren't going so well for the hated Yankees... and his hat was on backwards....

The young man will presumably learn to keep these disturbing quirks to himself eventually....
October 08, 2007 5:25 PM
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