Irving is already the real deal. If Bynum and draft picks pan out I think he might.
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07-10-13 08:02 PM #1
Will Lebron sign with Cavs when his contract is up?
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07-10-13 08:06 PM #2
i rest my case
Originally Posted by Otters27
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07-10-13 08:51 PM #3
Originally Posted by InTheDrink
i rest my case
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07-10-13 09:08 PM #4
Only saying that Cavs are going to go for him and if the Heat don't win the Finals next year it is a possibility. Originally Posted by The Kraken
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07-10-13 09:13 PM #5
I think the Cavs would love to have him but I seriously doubt Lebron goes back to Cleveland. Lebron is in a bigger, international market where he's won 2 rings, has Pat Riley and best yet, he never needs to move teams again. He will now have guys moving to Miami to play with him. Will be interesting to see if OKC can keep their "big" 3 in tact or if one or all of them tuck tail and bail. I could see Durant going to Miami to play with his buddy LBJ. LBJ at the point, KD as the shooting 4, tons of athleticism, length. That would be scary. Not sure if Miami could afford to put anyone else on the floor though.
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07-10-13 09:19 PM #6
Not this shit again
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07-10-13 09:27 PM #7
in one word
notinyourwildestdreamskid
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07-10-13 09:30 PM #8
i got a website that can answers this, its called www.neverfukkingonnahappenpal.com
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07-10-13 10:41 PM #9
Clicked on your link. Looks like it is not a real website. Originally Posted by SteelRain
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07-10-13 11:25 PM #10
I don't see why not. He is self obsessed. There are dumber places for him to land.
Money isn't his concern.
He's going to want to have his time in the NBA read like a fairy tale.
Many people pull this kinda shit in many other professions.
LeBron, like MJ - is his own international market.
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07-10-13 11:42 PM #11
He's not going back to Cleveland. No way. No nolstagia for him, only forward thinking. Irving will be the real deal when he can take the Cavs to the playoffs without Lebron. Irving would be the real deal if he weren't made of glass.
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07-10-13 11:51 PM #12
I talked to Lebron on Twitter, said he's going to Toronto
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07-11-13 12:32 AM #13
They will have one of the best situations on the court as one of the most young talented teams and can offer him the max.....If he brings a championship back to his home city where it all began he would be loved by everyone....he seems like the type that would want to make up for "the decision" so I think it's a real possibility
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07-11-13 12:35 AM #14
Originally Posted by Seaweed
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07-11-13 04:10 AM #15
Crybon will not fit with the Craptors.
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07-11-13 08:20 AM #16
Why would he go back to that shit-hole
305 all day, sun and fun with hot broads everywhere
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07-11-13 09:18 AM #17
people here are idiots
if u came from a shithole and left because it was a shit hole
why the fkkk would u go back to the same shit hole?
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07-11-13 12:50 PM #18
He may very well stay in Miami...why ruin a good thing......but that will cost him titles as the competition has clearly caught up to the big three....and age is now a factor as well....A move Cleveland will give him a younger, athletic supporting cast that should be able to compete for a title......if he did go back and win a title....it would be a hell of a story though....his legacy would be cemented....
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07-11-13 01:54 PM #19
Lebron never really wanted to leave Cleveland in the first place. He had to go because he could not convince two other players to make a big three in Cleveland. If he could have convinced Wade and Bosh to come to Cleveland he would have rather have done that than go to Miami.
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07-11-13 02:00 PM #20
It's not a bad idea. Wade aging... Bosh aging... everyone aging on the Heat. I think the Heat have one more good year... and that's it. (I said good year... they may not win another title.) I don't know if LeBron will go back to Cleveland... but I think it's over for him in Miami. Especially if the "core" breaks down over there.
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07-15-13 03:55 PM #21
I can spot a faker a mile away. A kid that's never been outside of their parents nutsacks.
Have you ever been to Cleveland? Have you ever been to Miami? I lived in both and I'd move back to Cleveland much faster than Miami. Forbes rated Miami as the 2nd most miserable city to live in. Cleveland was 10th.
The sun and lack of a state income tax are the only things keeping Miami out of the top spot. Foreclosures hit one in 14 homes last year. Corruption is also off the charts, with 404 government officials convicted of crimes this decade in South Florida.
See... Miami isn't all it's shaped up to be.
Lebron is an Akron guy. He goes back to Akron and lives there in the offseason. That alone is reason enough to consider him going back to Cleveland. Now, I think he will stay in Miami because he may not trust Cleveland's front office.
Originally Posted by Bet10Heinekens
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07-16-13 05:41 AM #22
He is gone, Miami is done. Wade washed up, Bosh overrated. The Cavs are the team of thew future and Lebron will fit wel there. Its a done deal
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07-16-13 06:23 AM #23
kobe retires.
lebron to the lakers
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07-16-13 06:29 AM #24
I think it is even less likely that Bynum works out
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07-16-13 03:20 PM #25
If this exact situation were 5 yrs from now & leBron was winding down it would be a possibility. Too many variables in play still @ his age for this to happen.
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07-16-13 04:41 PM #26
Would Cavs fans give him a warm welcome back?
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