so we gonna act like lebron doesnt have a losing record in the finals
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Lefty Gunz
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Brons vagina is still bleeding, LeKotex
Slaimon Khan Shah
SLAIMON KHAN SHAH = SHAOLIN MONK/S OF ISLAAM
May Allah guide Lebron to Islam.
malbaker86
Gators
The series isn't over.....
he won this year.... this is bout business ...there's levels to this ish
Lebron James Nets $30 Million From $3 Billion Beats By Dre Sale To Apple -
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Via SBNation
It was buried away in a larger story about how the Heat plan on attempting to lure Carmelo Anthony to join their Big Three, but Brian Windhorst unveiled a fascinating tidbit: LeBron James’ “small stake” in Dr. Dre’s headphone company, Beats Electronics, turned into over $30 million when the rap mogul sold his company to Apple.
For comparison, James only makes $19 million per year from his salary with the Heat. You know, ONLY $19 million, more than any of us will ever see in our lives.
It’s believed to be the largest such payout for an athlete in history. Darren Rovell tweeted that David Wright’s stake in Vitamin Water, reported to be about $20 million, was actually much less, so this payday might not even really have any competition.
The larger story, though, is about James’ big cash dump changes the way the Heat can finance potential additions to their team. James is a 10-time all-star, four-time MVP, two-time champion, and two-time Finals MVP, and still has never been the highest-paid player on his team. And he doesn’t have to be: his off-court earnings make his actual salary somewhat irrelevant. He can afford to take less money, and allow his team to fit in other quality players under the league-mandated salary cap. And the more his team wins, the more he’ll be worth to potential endorsers, now and in the future.
Of course, that’s not to say James should or will pass up money from the Heat — his career won’t last forever — but he’s shown a willingness to do so in past, and his financial situation has only gotten much, much more secure since the last time he signed a contract.
Lebron James Nets $30 Million From $3 Billion Beats By Dre Sale To Apple -
Swish
Via SBNation
It was buried away in a larger story about how the Heat plan on attempting to lure Carmelo Anthony to join their Big Three, but Brian Windhorst unveiled a fascinating tidbit: LeBron James’ “small stake” in Dr. Dre’s headphone company, Beats Electronics, turned into over $30 million when the rap mogul sold his company to Apple.
For comparison, James only makes $19 million per year from his salary with the Heat. You know, ONLY $19 million, more than any of us will ever see in our lives.
It’s believed to be the largest such payout for an athlete in history. Darren Rovell tweeted that David Wright’s stake in Vitamin Water, reported to be about $20 million, was actually much less, so this payday might not even really have any competition.
The larger story, though, is about James’ big cash dump changes the way the Heat can finance potential additions to their team. James is a 10-time all-star, four-time MVP, two-time champion, and two-time Finals MVP, and still has never been the highest-paid player on his team. And he doesn’t have to be: his off-court earnings make his actual salary somewhat irrelevant. He can afford to take less money, and allow his team to fit in other quality players under the league-mandated salary cap. And the more his team wins, the more he’ll be worth to potential endorsers, now and in the future.
Of course, that’s not to say James should or will pass up money from the Heat — his career won’t last forever — but he’s shown a willingness to do so in past, and his financial situation has only gotten much, much more secure since the last time he signed a contract.
@Front 2 Back ,, I'm sorry for switching sides on you buddy
I swear the nikka bron stood up for the black race, and I got in a daze for a second...
.... On some Martin Luther King shyt.....
fukk all that shyt tho... I'm back on my bullshyt
I swear the nikka bron stood up for the black race, and I got in a daze for a second...
.... On some Martin Luther King shyt.....fukk all that shyt tho... I'm back on my bullshyt
OG_StankBrefs
Da Spice...
@Front 2 Back ,, I'm sorry for switching sides on you buddy
I swear the nikka bron stood up for the black race, and I got in a daze for a second...
fukk all that shyt tho... I'm back on my bullshyt
I know who Bison was but had to look up why this was funny. 
he won this year.... this is bout business ...there's levels to this ish
Lebron James Nets $30 Million From $3 Billion Beats By Dre Sale To Apple -
Swish
Via SBNation
It was buried away in a larger story about how the Heat plan on attempting to lure Carmelo Anthony to join their Big Three, but Brian Windhorst unveiled a fascinating tidbit: LeBron James’ “small stake” in Dr. Dre’s headphone company, Beats Electronics, turned into over $30 million when the rap mogul sold his company to Apple.
For comparison, James only makes $19 million per year from his salary with the Heat. You know, ONLY $19 million, more than any of us will ever see in our lives.
It’s believed to be the largest such payout for an athlete in history. Darren Rovell tweeted that David Wright’s stake in Vitamin Water, reported to be about $20 million, was actually much less, so this payday might not even really have any competition.
The larger story, though, is about James’ big cash dump changes the way the Heat can finance potential additions to their team. James is a 10-time all-star, four-time MVP, two-time champion, and two-time Finals MVP, and still has never been the highest-paid player on his team. And he doesn’t have to be: his off-court earnings make his actual salary somewhat irrelevant. He can afford to take less money, and allow his team to fit in other quality players under the league-mandated salary cap. And the more his team wins, the more he’ll be worth to potential endorsers, now and in the future.
Of course, that’s not to say James should or will pass up money from the Heat — his career won’t last forever — but he’s shown a willingness to do so in past, and his financial situation has only gotten much, much more secure since the last time he signed a contract.
Nice deflection tactics, unfortunately, it doesn't work
