ESPN pulls unflattering Vegas party article about LeBron from website...

[Rambis]

Oh, he should also stop calling himself "King." It just sounds stupid. I think most people would be embarrassed by that shit.

Anyone who would call themselves that wouldn't have the capacity to realize how stupid it is.

As for the person saying Kobe just focuses on winning, I think that's true, but I'll be the first to admit that I bet he's an as$hole to deal with. He has pulled some seriously questionable shyte during his Lakers tenure.

[chris2010]

If if were 25 and rich, i would be doing some partying myself. However, my main beef with him is that he couldnt play in the olympics b/c he would be too busy with free agency and i think helping a friend shoot a movie. The free agency circus was enough, wth was the vegas party? shooting on location for brothas gone wild?

[FultzNationRISE]

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Here are some quick excerpts from the article chronicling James' massive party:

- “Bottle after bottle” of ‘Ace of Spades’ champagne is delivered to LeBron by a waiter who flies down from the dance floor “like an overgrown Peter Pan.” All we can say is, we saw this coming.

- One time the waiter is dressed as a King, another as Indiana Jones. At one point he almost kicks LeBron in the head by accident, to which James says, “I wish they’d have one of these girls with no panties do that instead of this guy.”

- Glen “Big Baby” Davis, apparently at the same club by coincidence, walks by and surveys the spectacle before him. All he can do is shake his head and keep walking. Even the so-called Big Baby couldn't believe Kid James.

- James and Lamar Odom teach each other how to Dougie. Odom then casts a glance James' way before looking in the opposite direction, and raising his glass at a couple on the dance floor who point to their ring fingers and smile.

- Markazi on James: “The more time you spend around him, the more you realize he’s a child wrapped in 6-foot-8, 250-pound frame.” The night after the party at Tao, he and his crew walk through the casino at the Wynn and Encore and he pretends to dribble a basketball, weaving throug a pack of dozen friends for a layup, and dunking on overhead casion signs, as he walks past ringing slot machines and tourists who do double-takes. In a Nike T-shirt, jeans and sneakers, James' pantomime seems unconscious."

Yep, that’s probably the line that got Camp LeBron angry the most.

As Littman points out, this isn’t the first time that LeBron’s handlers may or may not have censored a story about their star. Remember the Jordan Crawford dunk?