Didn’t realize just how “old” the Cavaliers truly are.

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Lebron needs to team up with either Paul George or Leonard in San Antonio. He would be an idiot to come back to the Cavs next year.

Nah, that would go against all y'all LeBron stans arguments (more than ever) about Durant joining a ready-made contender with superstars.

 

[JackRoss]

Stacked

Don't remember who the posters were but the threads from before the season started still exist

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Don't remember who the posters were but the threads from before the season started still exist

Even though they're aging, there's still a lot of talent on the Cavs. The only player who's noticeably dropped off out of that bunch is Wade.

 

[O.G.B]

Even though they're aging, there's still a lot of talent on the Cavs. The only player who's noticeably dropped off out of that bunch is J.R Smith Wade.

FIXED!

 

[Mirin4rmfar]

Lebron needs to team up with either Paul George or Leonard in San Antonio. He would be an idiot to come back to the Cavs next year.

PG is overrated. San Antonio and Philly would be a good choice.The cavs are too damn old and they have too many bad contracts. Part of it is LeBron's fault for forcing Cavs hand to hand Jr Smith/Tristan Thompson those contracts. Same thing happened, they got old and having the big three kept and low cap space kept them from improving.

 

[Voice of Reason]

PG is overrated. San Antonio and Philly would be a good choice.The cavs are too damn old and they have too many bad contracts. Part of it is LeBron's fault for forcing Cavs hand to hand Jr Smith/Tristan Thompson those contracts. Same thing happened, they got old and having the big three kept and low cap space kept them from improving.

PG isn’t overrated especially on defense

 

[YaThreadTrashB!]

Better hope they saving it all for the offs

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

PG is overrated. San Antonio and Philly would be a good choice.The cavs are too damn old and they have too many bad contracts. Part of it is LeBron's fault for forcing Cavs hand to hand Jr Smith/Tristan Thompson those contracts. Same thing happened, they got old and having the big three kept and low cap space kept them from improving.

They had no choice on the JR and Thompson deals. They were already over the cap so their choices were either overpay them or let them leave in free agency for nothing while having one tax payer mid level exception to use and then just the veterans minimum. They’d have had to move two of their top three players to get under the cap, which you can’t really do if you’re trying to win a title. The problem is that the only good draft pick they’ve made besides kyrie since 2004 is Thompson. This means they have no bird rights to bright young players so their options are the scrap heap to pick from or way overpay what they already have.