Dan Gilbert explains Comic Sans choice in LeBron James letter
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 9:25 AM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Dan Gilbert revealed that the use of Comic Sans in his letter to LeBron James was intended as a joke by a team member weeks prior to the letter's release. He stated that his original font choice would have likely been Times New Roman. Gilbert noted the backlash he received not only for the letter itself but also for the font selection, which he was not fond of.
- •Dan Gilbert commented on the font used in his letter to LeBron James.
- •Comic Sans was changed weeks earlier as a joke by a team member.
- •Gilbert's intended font was likely Times New Roman.
- •He faced criticism for both the letter and the font choice.
- 9:25 AMYahoo Sports — Dan Gilbert reveals Comic Sans in his LeBron James letter was a joke by a team member weeks earlier
"Dan Gilbert reveals Comic Sans in his LeBron James letter was a joke by a team member weeks earlier
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