Cavs growing tired of Waiters.....

[Easy-E]

Not saying Lebron would have come back, maybe he still will for all I know, but they could have had a young core to put around Bron that would have been tough for him to pass up.

Unless 'Bron gets into massive debt, loses a limb & needs the money, he's not comin' back to Cleveland

 

[We Ready]

Well, let me give my take on the situation



Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doesn't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

 

[FTBS]

Unless 'Bron gets into massive debt, loses a limb & needs the money, he's not comin' back to Cleveland

MIA can pay him the most.

 

[TheNig]

I blame Kyrie for his lack of production

 

[Ninjaz In Paris]

Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doen't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

 

[Ziggiy]

First off that article didn't even name any real specific examples of why Cleveland would be willing to throw Dion in the bushes. I knack he might be a bit immature but most young players are at first and from what I've seen he's FAR from JR Rider status.


Secondly how could ANYBODY truly believe that Lebron would honestly go back to Cleveland?

 

[FaTaL]

i hope lebron isnt dumb enough to go back

that organization is even worse now

 

[Microfracture]

What the Cavs need is a 2nd GM to scout talent. Chris Grant should be limited to trades.

 

[TheNig]

Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doen't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doesn't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doesn't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doesn't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

Well, let me give my take on the situation


Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doesn't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doen't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

 

[Easy-E]

MIA can pay him the most.

U missed the lose a limb part, breh? That was the punchline.

 

[duckbutta]

According to stephen a smith Lebron is considering leaving miami to go back to that

For basketball reasons, it doesn't make sense to go back to cleveland

But for legacy reasons...it's the only place he could go...

Going back to his hometown and bringing the Cavs a title would be enough to consider Lebron as the outright GOAT...

Stayed in cleveland all those years and went deep in the playoffs

Went to Miami and learned how to win a title...won back to back titles...possibly a 3 peat this year...

Came back to cleveland and won a ship there...

Goat narrative...

 

[Nick Barnes]

Dude comes across as lazy to me. Has a low work rate and doen't play D. They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization

 

[D_iLLest™]

He looked good the couple of times I seen him play.

But...


They made two bad picks the last two years. They are just as terrible organization. He has a low work rate and doesn't play D. Dude comes across lazy to me

 

[G.O.A.T]

Four straight top 5 picks and still below .500 team in the weak East

 

[GoldenGlove]

If nobody likes dude and he's a cancer, why does Mike Brown keep playing him regularly?