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Isaiah Thomas Calls Cleveland ‘S—hole’ on Instagram Live, Blames City for LeBron Leaving
- Updated: August 11, 2018
Isaiah Thomas‘ career with the Cleveland Cavaliers lasted just a few months and a handful of games, but it seems he is having quite a hard time letting go.
In an Instagram Live video, the former All-Star point guard blasted Cleveland, saying it was the reason why LeBron James opted to leave in free agency last month.
IT speaks his mind: “Cleveland was a sh*thole. I see why Bron left. Again.”
(h/t pacowxston/Instagram) *NSFW* pic.twitter.com/DehbFS1sRD
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) August 12, 2018
“Cleveland was a s—hole. I see why Bron left,” Thomas said while laughing. “Again.”
Shortly after the video was released. Thomas took to Twitter himself to post an apology for his inappropriate words.
I apologize for my choice of words about Cleveland. I was on my live playing around. They don’t show you everything for a reason smh. Right after that I clarified what I said…. All love to everybody who had love for me in Cleveland.
— Isaiah Thomas (@isaiahthomas) August 12, 2018
Regardless of the apology, it seems Thomas has found it difficult to put his short-lived tenure in Cleveland in the past.
Luckily, the Cavs faithful has had a much easier time putting Thomas in its rearview.
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