<sighs heavily> I live in LeBronto. That’s our name now and for the foreseeable future, so we might as well embrace it... how humiliating. Kudos to Cleveland and the unstoppable force that is...
<sighs heavily> I live in LeBronto. That’s our name now and for the foreseeable future, so we might as well embrace it... how humiliating. Kudos to Cleveland and the unstoppable force that is LeBron though.
MJ-era fans will always point to his advantage in terms of championships won when arguing who's the greatest (assuming that advantage remains when LeBron retires), but LeBron is the overall most...
MJ-era fans will always point to his advantage in terms of championships won when arguing who's the greatest (assuming that advantage remains when LeBron retires), but LeBron is the overall most valuable player in league history. Peak MJ Bulls would still be a fringe playoff contender without him. This Cavs team would be a guaranteed lottery pick without LeBron.
Sorry for the late response, just saw this. Definitely agree on this point. It's just head-scratching how bad this Cavs roster is. You see nobody besides LeBron, Korver, and sometimes Love putting...
Sorry for the late response, just saw this.
Definitely agree on this point. It's just head-scratching how bad this Cavs roster is. You see nobody besides LeBron, Korver, and sometimes Love putting in any effort. Other guys like Cedi Osman who might shine if given the chance aren't given the minutes by Lue (and instead, people like JR get them). It's sad that LeBron might have to leave his hometown team for the SECOND time to find a playable roster. Gilbert and the Cavs FO are ridiculously bad. They've given such terrible contracts out to Thompson, JR, Shumpert, etc. And then they turn Kyrie, the biggest thing keeping Lebron there, into basically just the #8 pick.
I feel like they really needed to have kept a player like Dellavedova on the roster. He's the type of guy who's the heart and soul of a team, the one who lifts everyone else up with him. Celtics have Smart and Morris, Warriors have Draymond, but Rockets seem to be lacking one ever since Beverley was traded for Chris Paul.
But honestly... I'm a Celtics fan so I should probably be happy the Cavs are imploding ;) (unless that leads LeBron right to Philly)
<sighs heavily> I live in LeBronto. That’s our name now and for the foreseeable future, so we might as well embrace it... how humiliating. Kudos to Cleveland and the unstoppable force that is LeBron though.
Hey, me too! I'll always root for the Raptors but LeBron is just too good. LeBron James is one of the greatest NBA teams of all time.
MJ-era fans will always point to his advantage in terms of championships won when arguing who's the greatest (assuming that advantage remains when LeBron retires), but LeBron is the overall most valuable player in league history. Peak MJ Bulls would still be a fringe playoff contender without him. This Cavs team would be a guaranteed lottery pick without LeBron.
Sorry for the late response, just saw this.
Definitely agree on this point. It's just head-scratching how bad this Cavs roster is. You see nobody besides LeBron, Korver, and sometimes Love putting in any effort. Other guys like Cedi Osman who might shine if given the chance aren't given the minutes by Lue (and instead, people like JR get them). It's sad that LeBron might have to leave his hometown team for the SECOND time to find a playable roster. Gilbert and the Cavs FO are ridiculously bad. They've given such terrible contracts out to Thompson, JR, Shumpert, etc. And then they turn Kyrie, the biggest thing keeping Lebron there, into basically just the #8 pick.
I feel like they really needed to have kept a player like Dellavedova on the roster. He's the type of guy who's the heart and soul of a team, the one who lifts everyone else up with him. Celtics have Smart and Morris, Warriors have Draymond, but Rockets seem to be lacking one ever since Beverley was traded for Chris Paul.
But honestly... I'm a Celtics fan so I should probably be happy the Cavs are imploding ;) (unless that leads LeBron right to Philly)