"Decision" the 3rd highest rated program on cable this year

Glad it's over.

 

OH! But it is not over.

I would not be surprised if they did not have a NBA equivalent
of HARD KNOCKS that follows the Miami Heat next year

Heard it here 1st

Rocket River

 

Dwade and Chris Bosh had documentary crews with them all the free agency, I think they will come up with something.

 

King can't compete with a princess.

 

Pro Bowl? Seriously?

 

When MNF hits ESPN airwaves again this year in the Fall, it will occupy all of the top 10 spots for cable programs.

 

Pro Bowl was aired the week before the super bowl this year, so there was an appetite and an interest in football.

 

I suspect we'll see this repeated in the future - this just became the new bar for wannabe megastars to establish themselves as being the biggest in the game.

If TO wasn't washed he would absolutely make sure he had a FA decision primetime special.

It's sad how badly marketing image has eclipsed winning in priorities.

 

Higher than the NFL draft? Thats pretty suprising......

 

Reality shows ahoy...

 

I'm photoshopping a Jersey Shore spinoff as I type. "MIAMI SHORE" featuring Lebron "the decision" and Chris "OMGz".

It makes me appreciate Kevin Durant even more. Maybe there is still hope for the future.

 

That is sad and funny the three highest rated cable programs thus far are the Pro Bowl, iCarly, and The Decision LMAO.

 

I thought for sure the T.O. Show was going to be no.1 or no.2

 

Amazing that a now second fiddle attracts so much attention. Amazing that you would attract so much attention and then announce you wanted to be a second fiddle.

 

and out of the three the only one i saw was the icarly episode =]

 

and I am pretty sure Dan Gilbert's letter to fans is the most read owner letter this year in all the sports.

 

So now we know why LBJ made all that hoopla over his Fa signing:
-It made good ratings


Look, I know it was pretty classless of him to air it like that, however at the end of the day the NBA is an entertainment business, otherwise why the need for all the cheerleaders, the pre, post, half time shows? Y'all need to get some perspective, it's not like people are gonna die or lose anything valuable to them by LBJ announcing he's leaving. All that crap about him being an ingrate or whatever, IMHO he's paid his dues to his city the past 7 years already. Truth is nobody cared about Cleveland before LBJ got there, and I suspect no one will care again now that he's left. Ultimately he came up short, however giving his team the top seed and taking his team to a finals as well as multiple playoff appearances is already more than other players do in their entire playing careers.

At the end of the day, I suspect the "decision" was more of a PR stunt and money-making move over him wanting to rake his hometown through the coals, a lot like MJ's spacejam back in the day. The only difference is MJ's PR/money-making method endeared him to the fans, while LBJ's did the exact opposite. Maybe that's the diff between going to college and and jumping straight to the NBA lol.

 

...the fu*k is Icarly and why is it rated as highly as the pro bowl??

 

it's almost like he's not really a second fiddle.