Report: Cavaliers believe LeBron James may return

[swagga]

Report: Knicks believe Lebron may sign with them
Report: Lakers believe Lebron may sign with them
Report: Clippers believe Lebron may sign with them
Report: Cowboys believe Lebron may sign with them

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[the wise man]

[the wise man]

[pegasus]

I would not be shocked if he does to Miami what he did to Cleveland: keep them completely in the dark until the last second to screw their future.

[r15mohd]

I would not be shocked if he does to Miami what he did to Cleveland: keep them completely in the dark until the last second to screw their future.

one-sided comment...smh


if he chooses to opt-out, it obviously means he's testing free agency. how is Miami in the dark and Lebron screwing them over by this? Miami would be full aware, just as Cleveland was full aware. Whether Miami chooses to seek alternatives or hope n pray on Lebron re-signing (like CLE did ) is their risk.

nothing falls on Lebron at that point.

[tobethdope]

The Cavs have worked to repair their relationship with James since their acrimonious break almost four years ago when the MVP decided to join Miami.

why wud they do that? why wud anyone in cleveland want this POS back? i doubt cave fans will be up for this..

[r15mohd]

why wud they do that? why wud anyone in cleveland want this POS back? i doubt cave fans will be up for this..

[DukeDelonte13]

I would not be shocked if he does to Miami what he did to Cleveland: keep them completely in the dark until the last second to screw their future.

unlikely he pulls a stunt like that again. He admitted he made a mistake, and he's matured since then.


that's what most people don't get about the decision, it's one thing that it was really tacky and sh*tty, but the whole other element that people forget about is that he left the cavs completely in the dark. Melo, Howard, now Love all gave or are giving their franchises opportunities to get some value back.

[swagga]

@ @ your own post.

Trying to rep up the alt?

[WallIn]

If he won't grab a title this year, maybe...

But it would be a total shocker if he returned to Cleveland after a three-peat in Miami. Just doesn't make any sense whatsoever

[r15mohd]

unlikely he pulls a stunt like that again. He admitted he made a mistake, and he's matured since then.


that's what most people don't get about the decision, it's one thing that it was really tacky and sh*tty, but the whole other element that people forget about is that he left the cavs completely in the dark. Melo, Howard, now Love all gave or are giving their franchises opportunities to get some value back.

1-he refused to resign a deal during the 2009-10 season
2-he indicated he would test free agency
3-Cavs did nothing with 1 & 2 happening, they sat back and wished

stop passing the blame

Cleveland cant be that dumb to say they needed Lebron to come out and say he's leaving, did they?

[WallIn]

1-he refused to resign a deal during the 2009-10 season
2-he indicated he would test free agency
3-Cavs did nothing with 1 & 2 happening, they sat back and wished

stop passing the blame

It was Cavs organisation fault, not Lebrons. I thought this issue was cleared years ago.

[Soundwave]

So assuming the Cavs are thinking this way, who do they chose at no.1?

[r15mohd]

It was Cavs organisation fault, not Lebrons. I thought this issue was cleared years ago.

you would think so...yet, many still hold Lebron accountable as if they were blind-sided

[Soundwave]

I called LeBron to Miami like a year before ... when everyone else was saying New York or Chicago.