Check out what cleveland.com users are saying today about the return of LeBron James.
View full sizeLeBron James returns to The Q tomorrow night.Clevelanders are ready for LeBron James' return to The Q on Thursday night. Here's what some cleveland.com users are saying about tomorrow's game.
In response to the story Charles Barkley, like Cleveland Cavaliers fans, looks forward to LeBron James' return:
"I really don't care how the fans treat Lebron. I just hope the Cavs win. Man, that will feel good." - eldaveablo
"Cheer like crazy for everything Cavs and go stone quiet for everything LeBron. If you boo and jeer him, he'll just feed off the negative energy." - flabuckeye
In response to the story LeBron James: Plea from national columnist:
"The best welcome for His Quitness would be SILENCE. No booing.
Imagine, they announce him and no noise." - cody1228
"Suggesting that Cleveland be quiet Thursday nite is ridiculous. It
won't happen. Thursday a city gets to vent - it's appropriate and
necessary." - Breckstown
"All of this silly nonsense from grown men, I assume. Grow up. A player made a career decision that left your team with no identity and no star. Suck it up like other cities and teams and regroup." - Jim Brown
In response to the story 'Silly fan' Shaq as curious as anyone about LeBron's reception on Thursday: Cavaliers Insider:
"He may finally have to admit what a legacy-ruining mistake he made. Even if it still takes years to admit, he will see Thursday what he did to his reputation in his hometown." - EmptySeats
"I can't wait for Friday to get here and for this circus to leave town. As much as I hate James, beating the Heat will still only count for one and we have other, more pressing problems to address." - Sorry, but you're wrong
In response to the story Reggie Miller says LeBron should embrace role of villain:
"This game 'is the biggest in the history of the Cavaliers'? It's a 7-10 team playing a 10-8 team. It's not that big of a deal in terms of basketball. It's mediocre against mediocre." - Marvin_H