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Do ya think Lebron will consider Cleveland and look to join forces with that young coreg. He skipped out during the re-building phase, is now the time?
I think it's very likely if the Heat can't find a way to pay Bron, Wade, and Bosh much smaller contracts going forward. I don't really see much of argument to stay where he is. All I hear is "MIA is so nice" "he'll never leave such a beautiful city like MIA" when in all actuality; it means nothing for his decision to help his legacy and chances to succeed going forward. If he's content with just two championships (which I highly doubt); than his chances of staying are likely. Bosh and Wade are in their 30's. No one on that roster can assist Lebron into staying as efficient has he's been before.
Unless in they're in talks of trading one of the 3, I don't see them bringing anyone one else to help become a better team.
His most relastic opportunity to succeed, is by surrounding himself with very good young talent. And Cleveland has nothing but that. Kyrie, Waiters, Bron, Bennett and Embiid(?) can create havoc for years to come. He can win multiple championships with a roster like that. Could be tweaked a bit, but there's a lot of potential there. Not only is it an opportunity to improve his chances of winning, but he can also mend his ties with Cleveland again. And he can be home in Akron everyday, driving to and from the arena with no problem...and watching his kids take over SVSM
...I think you have to be very naive to not give Cleveland a high chance here. He said himself. He said he can see himself playing here again...
This will be a fun two weeks. This may be significant in terms on NBA history:
Lebron, Melo, Wade, Bosh, Duncan, Dirk, Lowry, Bledsoe, Deng, Monroe, Gasol, Randolph, Hayward, Stephenson, Gay, Pierce, Parsons, Gortat, Ariza, Carter....all can be free agents in some form. So who takes paycuts, which aging vets become role players, and are super teams dead?
Wiggins, Parker, Embiid, Randle, Exum, Smart + a handful of intriguing prospects all will be drafted.
Utah, Phx, Cleveland, Philly, Orlando, Detroit all have significant cap-space. Teams that are on the low end in terms of destination will all have the ability to pay good free agents. While NY, LAL, LAC, BOS, HOU, & MIA are pretty much screwed.
We have a leg up on the entire league for once:
1- We have a significant amount of capspace
2- We pick 1st in a loaded draft.
3- We already have a solid young core of Irving, Waiters, etc.
4- Like it or not we have a young star in the making in Kyrie Irving.
5- We own 2 additional 1st round picks next year to facilitate a large trade if needed.
Are you that guy on the RCF forums
I could've swore I seen this typed there.
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