Poor Ohio

Well the one who is all about "loyalty" is ditching his loyal fan base in Ohio for the glitz and glamour of South Beach Florida. After seven seasons of providing the ailing state of Ohio with hope, excitement and economic and promotional potential, NBA superstar LeBron James, who was an unrestricted free agent, decided yesterday that he will continue his career with the Miami Heat. Right, I believe your official line there, LeBron. This is only after Toronto Raptor forward Chris Bosh signed with the Heat, where Bosh and James will be playing with Miami Heat star Dwayne Wade. James, Bosh and Wade are all close friends who also played for Team USA in the last summer Olympic Games. They probably had this all pre-arranged. Anyways, I can't help but feel for those loyal fans in Ohio, whose state's economic future and prosperity appears to be very bleak. If there's any consolation in this for Cavalier fans and Ohio residents, the Miami Heat organization apparently have very space left under their salary cap to improve their roster, as the Heat desperately need a consistent centre and point guard, as their supporting cast is very suspect. NBA championship caliber teams always consist of role players, which the Heat seriously lack.