I've always felt uncomfortable when I see posts about certain players (or personnel) that makes certain assumptions about their motivations or personality. In some cases, they're people I've worked with or know, and I think we get a little too bold in our familiarity with situations. Some of that is a result of technology. Social media, streaming video, news sites, etc. make us feel like we're getting a peak behind the curtain. Those tools can also perpetuate rumors and falsehoods that were misreported at the time, and subsequently accepted as fact, if not lore.
But I think many people would be amazed to learn how guys they think of as a POS are good people, and how many people they admire are really not as great as they might believe.
But there's this strange desire to create heroes and villains, or try to extrapolate conclusions based on scattered pieces of information. It's just too easy to take shots at people from behind a screen name, or without having to look them in the eyes and question their integrity or motives.