So......where does LeBron sign this summer?
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76ers
4th largest US market
Stay in the East
Buddies with/mentor to Simmons
Team up with Embiid, Fultz, Simmons, Saric, Covington, etc.
They can add Bron to the team without tearing it apart
Embiid is the key to beating GS
Trust The Process
4th largest US market
Stay in the East
Buddies with/mentor to Simmons
Team up with Embiid, Fultz, Simmons, Saric, Covington, etc.
They can add Bron to the team without tearing it apart
Embiid is the key to beating GS
Trust The Process
dayun
Superstar
76ers
4th largest US market
Stay in the East
Buddies with/mentor to Simmons
Team up with Embiid, Fultz, Simmons, Saric, Covington, etc.
They can add Bron to the team without tearing it apart
Embiid is the key to beating GS
Trust The Process
Lakers
Philly
Stay with Cavs
Ottawa
Miami
Fred
Philly
Stay with Cavs
Ottawa
Miami
Fred
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
LA or Philly, probably the Lakers so he can executive produce more stuff and lose to the Warriors in the first round
Sixers and Spurs both exciting for different reasons.
Lakers maybe, depending on who else they sign. Definitely not with just their current roster.
Cavs bore me now, so I don't want him there unless they completely overhaul the roster.
I don't trust the Suns at all. Or any of the other shyt teams.
Portland intriguing, but that could only happen in a trade, and Lebron say he not waving his no trade clause.
Lakers maybe, depending on who else they sign. Definitely not with just their current roster.
Cavs bore me now, so I don't want him there unless they completely overhaul the roster.
I don't trust the Suns at all. Or any of the other shyt teams.
Portland intriguing, but that could only happen in a trade, and Lebron say he not waving his no trade clause.
LA
The story about his wife wanting to live there is the perfect out for him, he can just frame it as she's been a long for the ride for the last decade, and now he's going to give her the destination she wants.
The story about his wife wanting to live there is the perfect out for him, he can just frame it as she's been a long for the ride for the last decade, and now he's going to give her the destination she wants.
SpursFanSinceNovember2017
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lec00n will sign with james "slave mentality" dolan
ProlificLurker
Superstar
LA....Clippers
ALonelyDad
Veteran
Koby Altman may be the latest person to call himself Cleveland Cavaliers general manager—the fourth in the last 12 years since Dan Gilbert bought the team—but multiple sources have told me that the Cavs owner was the one calling the shots on the trade that sent Irving to Boston, and he’s the one dealing with the fallout. Gilbert’s dysfunctional ways are old news. Gilbert himself joked during Altman’s introductory presser that his GMs have four-year presidential terms. “A state of organizational chaos is Gilbert’s M.O.,” one executive told me. “Gilbert thinks he’s the protagonist in the story of the Cavaliers, when, in reality, he’s the antagonist.”
Multiple sources told me that Gilbert is operating under the assumption that LeBron will opt out of his contract next summer and leave Cleveland. So Gilbert and Altman targeted Irving trade packages that set up the franchise for the post-LeBron era, rather than the instant-gratification deals they’ve made over the last three years (e.g., trading first-rounders for Channing Frye or Kyle Korver).
Our Long Cavaliers-Celtics Trade Nightmare Is Over
Multiple sources told me that Gilbert is operating under the assumption that LeBron will opt out of his contract next summer and leave Cleveland. So Gilbert and Altman targeted Irving trade packages that set up the franchise for the post-LeBron era, rather than the instant-gratification deals they’ve made over the last three years (e.g., trading first-rounders for Channing Frye or Kyle Korver).
Our Long Cavaliers-Celtics Trade Nightmare Is Over
A guy 7'2" who was the leagues best rim protector, had the mobility to switch off screens onto John Wall and hold him to contested jumpers, and had the highest per minute scoring production of any rookie since Wilt Chamberlain is gonna be a problem for those boys. Have fun going small with Draymond at the 5 giving up 7" to JoJo
The talent in LA isn't that bad, the issue is the PF position, neither Nance or Randle are the type of PFs you want with LeBron.
ISO
Pass me the rock nikka
Philadelphia is the best destination...
C Joel Embiid
F Ben Simmons
F LeBron James
G J.J. Redikk
G Markelle Fultz
LeBron gets to play for a historic franchise, Embiid is practically Hakeem Jr., Simmons is under LeBron's wing and the passing at those forward spots would be unfair also a Klutch Sports representative, Redikk is an absolute knock down shooter, and Fultz is that scoring guard to me he possesses some of the skills of Irving and Wade.
I don't see L.A., he can continue to run his production company and live in L.A. in the off-season. The Lakers pieces aren't close to contention, dudes are too young. I like Lonzo (LBJ always said he wanted to play with Jason Kidd), but Ingram has always been overrated to me. Embiid has already shown that barring injuries he is a special talent.
The young boys already been recruiting 'Bron
