Colborne sends trash Tweet after Cavaliers victory

The Cleveland Cavaliers won the N.B.A. Championship yesterday, bringing Cleveland their first professional championship since 1964 and ending the longest championship drought of any city with three or more teams in the NHL, NFL, NBA, and MLB.  They were lead in large part by LeBron James as he put up 27 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists, three blocks, and two steals.  It was only the third time a player managed to get a triple-double in a finals game seven in league history.  One would think that a performance like that along with his previous performances would be enough to silence the detractors.

That apparently that isn't enough for the likes of Joe Colborne who is apparently insistent that all players be as boring as possible during post game press conferences.  The Flames forward put out the following tweet following the game:

Leave it to Lebron to make "his" championship seem like more of an individual accomplishment than golf. @DJohnsonPGA #hiswristlooksfinenow

— Joe Colborne (@Joe_Colborne) June 20, 2016

It's rather interesting that a player such as Colborne would put out a tweet like this in reference to another player,  even if he does happen to be in another sport.  One would think he would know the pressure of trying to win a championship and try to understand the emotion that might come with actually reaching that goal.  Then again, it's easy to understand why he wouldn't; Colborne isn't nearly successful as James on either an individual or team basis.  Take a look at the differences between the two of them:

James' biggest accomplishments have come on the court - both during the regular season and during the championship round.  Colborne isn't nearly as successful and his lone NHL award comes from his ability to open his mouth.  Perhaps this time he should shut it.