I am a witness...

LMAO!!!

Narrated by Michael Wilbon:



Now watch this one...
In the sporting world, from ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, you are taught to be gracious -- even in defeat... At the end of a blowout loss that signals the begin of his vacation, LeBron leaves the court AS the final horn sounds.

That's a bitch move, LeBron!

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