CBS Radio Sports Talent React To LeBron's Return To Cleveland
We reached out to our sports radio personalities from across the country to get their opinion on James' decision. Here's their reactions:
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We reached out to our sports radio personalities from across the country to get their opinion on James' decision. Here's their reactions:
When the absence of story is becoming the story, we've really crossed into the absurd.
All a front office can do is build a stable, attractive franchise. The rest is up to the star free agent.
This is the beginning is something -- which the Bulls hope is a big something.
Watching the best compete on the biggest stage is appealing even to casual observers.
The Hawks' Indian head logo isn't directly disrespectful, but it's inherently uncomfortable.
Through back channels, the Bulls need to let LeBron know they'll move mountains to acquire him.
The door may be opening in the Eastern Conference.
It's time for the self-deputized baseball police to go.
A one-year hiatus from Roman numerals is actually news.
Hockey can be a strange sport, which is why losses can be so painful.
Rick Hahn has seen a transformation of his offense that he hoped for but probably didn't expect.
Teams trailing 3-1 in best-of-seven series have come back to win just 8.7 percent of the time.
In seven years, the knowledge and commitment of Blackhawks fans has changed for the better.
Oprah Winfrey's network is calling it a "postponement," but it sure seems like the idea of a Michael Sam reality show is dead.
Let this not escape us: Patrick Kane is just 25 years old.
If Kyle Fuller is better than Charles Tillman, there's no need for an apprenticeship.
Let's work harder to see what's happening before letting convenient narratives run wild.
Aside from merely wanting the Blackhawks to keep the spring party going, it's nice to have some other layers of interest to make for a richer viewing experience. And with the Minnesota Wild, we get nothing.
The Bulls must evolve beyond the frustrating annual cycle of overexertion/overexcitement/elimination.
Why is it so important to some that there is a fantasy world in which none of this happened?
Bulls management is ready to show they can be try-hard guys, too.
Instead of another long burn to a Stanley Cup that could cement their teams of the 2010s in league history, this could be remembered instead for the coach's $25,000 crotch-grab and the game-misconduct headhunting.
The increase in endorsement income has changed the entire ballgame.
This is time for the kind of innovation and pioneering of which they speak.
