James' "Q Score," a measure of his popularity, has him rated by the public as the sixth most-disliked figure in sports.
He's playing with close friends, but LeBron James may be paying a price for his decision with the public.It looks like Cleveland Cavaliers fans aren't the only ones a little miffed with LeBron James these days.
CNBC reports that James' "Q Score," a measure of his popularity, has him rated by the public as the sixth most-disliked figure in sports.
The Q Scores Company says James is viewed in a positive light by 14 percent of those polled, and in a negative light by 39 percent of the population -- his lowest score ever.
His negative score places him behind only Eagles quarterback Michael Vick, golfer Tiger Woods, Bengals receivers Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco, and Lakers guard Kobe Bryant. In January, James' scores were 24 percent positive, 22 percent negative.