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First there was the letter which Dan Gilbert has said on numerous occasions that he does not regret and now this. When the Cavs owner was asked this week if the franchise would ever consider retiring LeBron's No. 23 jersey in Cleveland, he said he hasn't discussed retiring any player's jersey during his five years of ownership. ""I would assume that it's something you would do when a player retires,"" Gilbert told The Akron Beacon Journal. ""I'm sure it will come up. A 25-year-old player, I don't know if any franchise or anybody can make that kind of judgment on somebody that young or until their career is over.""Really? It's not like LeBron is the franchise's all-time scoring leader of anything. No big deal. For those of you wondering though, the Cavs have retired six numbers in their history: No. 7 (Bingo Smith), No. 22 (Larry Nance),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], No. 25 (Mark Price), No. 34 (Austin Carr), No. 42 (Nate Thurmond) and No. 43 (Brad Daugherty).
And while it easy for everyone on the outside looking in to say, �get over it, these fans are taking this very personally and are still extremely hurt. Before social media, fans retaliated by making their voices heard in the stands (and theyl get their chance on December 2nd), showing their clear displeasure in random television interviews, and boycotting ticket sales. Today they have a voice, 24/7 and it shouting across YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and every other social network in existence.The lesson in reputation management is paramount. Public figures must be more accountable for how their actions and decisions affect others. The effect on all audiences must be carefully assessed and factored into the overall strategy. If not,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], well, you end up with thousands of angry fans in Cleveland who won let you forget it.Image, reputation, and brands are important to fans and to consumers.
Some Cavs fans (led by their owner, Dan Gilbert) are behaving as if LeBron is the man who came in to their house on Christmas and took all the gifts from under the tree. They've created T-shirts and websites dedicated to their hatred of LeBron and seem determined to make his life miserable.Much of the animosity stems from James' well-publicized departure to play for the Miami Heat. Some fans took issue with LeBron's televised show, called ""The Decision,"" during which James announced that he'd be playing in South Beach. To hell with the kids in the Boys & Girls Foundation who received the proceeds from the show. All media angles were determined to turn LeBron into an arrogant stereotype of an athlete who only thinks about himself.A quick note to Cavs fans: LeBron is not your perpetual employee. He is not your slave, your pet or your long-lost baby's mama.
But now that the season has gotten underway, and wounds have healed,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], we thought we'd ask you again. Judging by Gilbert's response, he most likely won't have to make this decision for at least a decade.What do you think? Should the Cavs retire LeBronâ€™s No. 23 jersey?Follow Aron on Twitter at @the_real_aron.Follow Dime on Twitter at @DimeMag.Become a fan of Dime Magazine on Facebook HERE.weetIf you were following the social media friendlyowner of the Cleveland Cavaliers on his twitter account around 2pm today, you had as good a chance as anybody to sit courtside for the Cavs /Hornets game tonight.That is assuming you could explain in 140 characters or less why you areindeedthe #1 Cavs fan on the planet.Gilbert first announced his tweet-a-way with the followingupdateto his @cavsdan account: ""2 courtside seats for 2nite's game to best single tweet on why: ""You are # 1 Cavs fan on planet"" Winner announced at 4:00 PM.
I not going to sit here and list all the misfortune, mistakes, and mishaps yet again. Things are bleak enough without wallowing in it. However, Il just point out that in the wake of LeBron James9 infamous defection to the Miami Heat, everybody was in agreement that the Cavaliers were going to be worse than they had been with him. The biggest point of contention between prognosticators, however,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], was the degree to which this franchise would revert.Most national analysts tended to caution on the side of cataclysm while those who more closely followed this team and this group of players tended to find reasons for optimism. Not optimism in the championship prospects without LeBron, but an optimism in spirit wherein many of us saw a real shot at redemption for these much maligned players who were left behind.
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