That's the thing they thought Larry Hughes was that guy than thought Mo Williams both signing ended up crippling them and don't forget traded for Ben Wallace big contract
How the hell the cavs went that long without getting bron some help?
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That's the thing they thought Larry Hughes was that guy than thought Mo Williams both signing ended up crippling them and don't forget traded for Ben Wallace big contract
They didn't think Hughes was that guy. They signed him because they got turned down twice and wanted to make a splash
Most in the organization thought it would be better to wait but top men figured now or never to keep lebron and they wanted to satisfy the fans. It was a desperate organization.
They didn't think Hughes was that guy. They signed him because they got turned down twice and wanted to make a splash
Im not saying the fans did but He was coming of a season he avg 22 ppg a game and they were certain he was the man from top to bottom they thought he was entering his peak
Hughes was the biggest piece shiit of all time..he was merking shyt in Washington but once his little brother died..it was a wrap.
He had help but not right pieces..that Orlando series exposed everything you need to know about that squad.
Mo Williams couldnt step up. shyt was
He had help but not right pieces..that Orlando series exposed everything you need to know about that squad.
Mo Williams couldnt step up. shyt was
Actually it was the opposite. The fans were satisfied but most within the organization didn't want him which is why he was choice number three.But those at the top decided to override the majority
lotta jewels being dropped in here... Im from Cleveland and was obviously a big fan and bias...but a few dudes speakin truth in here...
Sidenote:
This sums up Larry Hughes tenure with the Cavs
Hey Larry Hughes, Please Stop Taking So Many Bad Shots
Sidenote:
This sums up Larry Hughes tenure with the Cavs
Hey Larry Hughes, Please Stop Taking So Many Bad Shots
They didn't think Hughes was that guy. They signed him because they got turned down twice and wanted to make a splash
With all the time that's gone by, I'm starting to think that Lebron didn't want to be there anymore.
Think about this for a second. If he truly wanted to be there, he could have demanded management to make a play for someone worth a damn. We're there ever reports of him forcing management to pull the trigger? I've never heard of any. I'm starting to believe that his mind was made up after he signed that first extension.
He definitely wanted out. I believe the orgins was the Olympics. And management told him key free agents would come if he signs a long term deal and he gave them the
And while he didn't force them to trade for a specific player,him vetoing trades forced the cavs hand in acquiring talent they necessarily didn't want. But he did force the cavs to overpay to keep a teammate and it really hurt them
From what I hear in Miami he has nowhere near the power not only in personnel,but he can't get away with certain things. I'm not even blaming lebron for those certain things because management introduced him to some of them and then complained about them later on. Bron was like too late
Also something happened where it was best for him to leave Cleveland. And it had nothing to do with delonte. That rumor definitely is false. But a couple of related events happened to where it was probably best for him to leave. Them problems don't exist anymore.
You gone beat around the bush or tell us what happened?
Can't say it
Once you get in the profession,its hard to break character. But when he retires someone is planning a tell all book.
Not me
Can't say it
Once you get in the profession,its hard to break character. But when he retires someone is planning a tell all book.
So we got to wait maybe another 10 yrs before we find out what it is?
Why even throw out a teaser like that?
the problem was other athletes didn't want to play in cleveland... bosh said he wasn't playing in cleveland and d-wade for certain wasn't looking at cleveland..
we in a new era now, where players want the limelight and big city shine...
cleveland had there run just like other small market cities in the past utah for example..
Lebron is not going back, probably to akron to see friends but not cleveland
we in a new era now, where players want the limelight and big city shine...
cleveland had there run just like other small market cities in the past utah for example..
Lebron is not going back, probably to akron to see friends but not cleveland
Lebron should have got them to the Finals in 2009 to be fair...but the "elbow" injury happened.
Thinking back that was crazy Bron was shooting free throw with his left hand as if he wasn't in the playoffs
But it's sicking Bron was out there with the likes of Jamario Moon and Candace Parker's older brother getting big mins