My response?
Hey, Mike, I'm sorry it's tough for you to hear the disapproval of the fans but give me a break.
We have bled purple for years. We've supported this team like no other fans in the NBA. And we've learned to recognize real teamwork and unity. To prove it, we saw it in the first half of the Cavaliers game. Then, for no definable reason, we saw a total and complete collapse in the third quarter...again.
I, for one, am insulted that our own PBP announcer was so enamored with the play of LeBron James that he dismissed the loss by saying at least we fans would look back and remember seeing LBJ play a great game. Excuse me if I beg to differ. Screw seeing LBJ play a great game. I don't tune in to see him play. I tune in to see my Kings play - and while I'm not the type who boos, I can't really blame those who did.
As frustrating as it is for you, try to imagine what it's like for the fans who have been supportive all these years to see game after game frittered away. Especially when we've dug deep into our pockets to get the tickets to come see the game in the first place.
So, sorry Mike. I do love this team but I sure can't defend what I'm seeing - and not seeing - on the court on a regular basis.