LeBron James Free Agency Odds?

**whatsgood5** · 06-14-10, 10:26 AM

Hoping like hell he comes to my Knicks, but I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to see him go to Chicago or stay in Cleveland. If he goes to the Nets, that would surprise me, especially since they won't get Wall.

**Weber** · 06-14-10, 10:33 AM

I think he's staying in Cleveland. If not, he's to the Bulls.

**jollyoscars** · 06-14-10, 11:18 AM

i think he is going to my bulls. cleveland doesnt have the future the bulls do with that roster!

**Bankroll$10** · 06-14-10, 11:37 AM

i dont think he will end up as a bull

**krazey47409** · 06-14-10, 12:03 PM

he stay n cleveland and win thema ring

**ahj1937** · 06-14-10, 12:05 PM

I believe he either stays in Cleveland or goes to New York.

**oiler** · 06-14-10, 12:12 PM

Originally posted by roster1

So there's a lifestyle section article on the site now that has the King going back to Cleveland and even odds on him signing with the Globetrotters. Haha .... Anyone think he goes to Chitown or NY?

i hope we dont get him in chicago cause all the drama he brings ,its not worth it .i hope he goes to new york and let them deal with his drama.i dont think any ball player is worth all this money they are getting paid especially when we have veterans sleeping in the streets or vets who have no jobs especially after having them fight to let us keep our freedom

**poochiecollins** · 06-14-10, 01:41 PM

Originally posted by oiler

i hope we dont get him in chicago cause all the drama he brings ,its not worth it .i hope he goes to new york and let them deal with his drama.i dont think any ball player is worth all this money they are getting paid especially when we have veterans sleeping in the streets or vets who have no jobs especially after having them fight to let us keep our freedom

Most of the LeBron drama is because he's one of the greatest NBA players ever.

On player financial worth, compare their income to the top couple hundred CEOs/entrepreneurs/managers. Do these guys deserve that much wealth? Considering much of it in most cases is due to innate talents, not from that perspective, but you want to encourage people with skills that benefit others to do so. Two factors decide how much you're worth: (1) your production, and (2) how difficult you are to replace. I hope this makes sense.

On helping poor people, I strongly support doing so, but there are various ways to go about it, some not politically correct but probably better. For instance, I would not allow people to have children if they cannot prove a certain financial burden; this would stop many poor and lowly-talented people from being born in the first place. This would enable more resources in the long run to be committed to helping poor people. Btw, there are billions of people who are worse off than the poorest people in First World countries.