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  • thedynasty1998
    derek bomar;415478 wrote:Chicago was beaten by the Cavs last year. they added boozer...still don't think they're beating the Cavs with Bron. New York "making moves" doesn't scare me. Boston is not just as good, they're a year older. Until they add J Oneal you can't say they're just as good. Orlando is beatable.

    Boozer is a big deal. And the Bulls still have cap space.
    New York is improved and have cap space. Probably not as good as the Cavs with Lebron, but they are working.
    Who says Boston isn't as good? Garnett is really the only guy on that roster that showed his age, and they can manage him better with the development of Big Baby.
    Orlando is beatable? Well the Orlando fans are probably saying the Cavs are beatable since they did it two years ago.
  • BR1986FB
    thedynasty1998;415485 wrote:To compare Kobe and Jordan to Lebron in this situation is ignorant, you clown.

    Just as big in the "icon" category and you NEVER see them flaunting like this. Kobe quietly signs his extension and Jordan just went about his business. You're making yourself look like a bigger dumbass by each post...
  • KR1245
    thedynasty1998;415485 wrote:To compare Kobe and Jordan to Lebron in this situation is ignorant, you clown.

    Why are even here? All you're doing is being a prick. This is a tough day for Cleveland fans and you're here trying to kick people while they are down. Get a fucking life. You're pathetic.
  • derek bomar
    thedynasty1998;415489 wrote:Boozer is a big deal. And the Bulls still have cap space.
    New York is improved and have cap space. Probably not as good as the Cavs with Lebron, but they are working.
    Who says Boston isn't as good? Garnett is really the only guy on that roster that showed his age, and they can manage him better with the development of Big Baby.
    Orlando is beatable? Well the Orlando fans are probably saying the Cavs are beatable since they did it two years ago.
    Boozer staying healthy isn't likely. Cavs with Bron > Bulls right now. And you are ignoring the fact the Cavs have space too. I'm sure they can get better if Lebron stays. Just bc Bosh didn't wanna come doesn't mean someone else won't.
  • thedynasty1998
    BR1986FB;415490 wrote:Just as big in the "icon" category and you NEVER see them flaunting like this. Kobe quietly signs his extension and Jordan just went about his business. You're making yourself look like a bigger dumbass by each post...

    They both had rings at that point. And both were in major market cities. There really wasn't anywhere else for them to go.
  • thedynasty1998
    KR1245;415492 wrote:Why are even here? All you're doing is being a prick. This is a tough day for Cleveland fans and you're here trying to kick people while they are down. Get a fucking life. You're pathetic.

    Who am I kicking? All I've been saying is I understand his motive.
  • wildcats20
    Boozer is a big deal. And the Bulls still have cap space.
    New York is improved and have cap space. Probably not as good as the Cavs with Lebron, b
    Boozer staying healthy isn't likely. Cavs with Bron > Bulls right now. And you are ignoring the fact the Cavs have space too. I'm sure they can get better if Lebron stays. Just bc Bosh didn't wanna come doesn't mean someone else won't.
    Who is coming? No one that is going to put a team over the top is left out there. You think David Lee is going to put the Cavs over the top?
  • thedynasty1998
    derek bomar;415496 wrote:Boozer staying healthy isn't likely. Cavs with Bron > Bulls right now. And you are ignoring the fact the Cavs have space too. I'm sure they can get better if Lebron stays. Just bc Bosh didn't wanna come doesn't mean someone else won't.

    What cap space?
  • derek bomar
    thedynasty1998;415504 wrote:What cap space?

    S&T? I meant to say they can bring people in, they're not incapable of it due to $
  • jordo212000
    derek bomar;415496 wrote:Boozer staying healthy isn't likely. Cavs with Bron > Bulls right now.

    Please. That's a nice laugh there. Without Lebron James on either team, the Bulls are much much better. Rose, Noah, Boozer, Luol Deng, and Taj Gibson. Who do the Cavs have?
  • derek bomar
    wildcats20;415503 wrote:Who is coming? No one that is going to put a team over the top is left out there. You think David Lee is going to put the Cavs over the top?

    They could win it with just Bron and the team they have now, they're competitive. No one can guarantee putting a team over the top. David Lee would help though.
  • derek bomar
    jordo212000;415507 wrote:Please. That's a nice laugh there. Without Lebron James on either team, the Bulls are much much better. Rose, Noah, Boozer, Luol Deng, and Taj Gibson. Who do the Cavs have?

    They beat them last year. You're telling me Boozer makes them better, I disagree.
  • jordo212000
    derek bomar;415511 wrote:They beat them last year. You're telling me Boozer makes them better, I disagree.

    They beat them with Lebron James. Can you read? I said without James on either team, the Bulls are better
  • derek bomar
    jordo212000;415512 wrote:They beat them with Lebron James. Can you read? I said without James on either team, the Bulls are better

    Can you read? I never compared the Bulls to the Cavs sans Bron
  • thedynasty1998
    You can't say they have cap space and then say that it would be via S&T.
  • wildcats20
    Who is coming? No one that is going to put a team over the top is left out there. You think David Lee is going to put the Cavs over the top?

    They could win it with just Bron and the team they have now, they're competitive. No one can guarantee putting a team over the top. David Lee would help though.
    2 years in row of hearing this?is it really going to be a 3rd?
  • derek bomar
    thedynasty1998;415515 wrote:You can't say they have cap space and then say that it would be via S&T.

    I know. Mis-typed. That's why I edited my response above, I meant to say they can still get people, regardless of space. They can get people.
  • -Society-
    KR1245;415492 wrote:Why are even here? All you're doing is being a prick. This is a tough day for Cleveland fans and you're here trying to kick people while they are down. Get a fucking life. You're pathetic.

    This might be the best one of the day. You act as if your dog just died. You are the one that needs to get a life, if in fact, one player leaving the city has this much effect on you. HA HA HA!
  • derek bomar
    wildcats20;415519 wrote:2 years in row of hearing this?is it really going to be a 3rd?

    Yea. It's called sports, you have a bunch of contenders, and usually one of those teams wins. You don't think the Cavs were contenders the last two years?
  • SportsAndLady
    -Society-;415527 wrote:This might be the best one of the day. You act as if your dog just died. You are the one that needs to get a life, if in fact, one player leaving the city has this much effect on you. HA HA HA!

    I wish your dog died.
  • BR1986FB
    SportsAndLady;415530 wrote:I wish your dog died.

    No need to take it out on an innocent dog man.
  • KR1245
    -Society-;415527 wrote:This might be the best one of the day. You act as if your dog just died. You are the one that needs to get a life, if in fact, one player leaving the city has this much effect on you. HA HA HA!


    I agree that alot of fans take this stuff too seriously, I could prbably be included in that at times. There are alot worse things in life. Just think about the city of Cleveland, there are going to be ALOT of people without jobs next season. Lebron means more to the city than ANY athlete I can ever remember. Fans might not be showing up to watch a 30 win basketball team in the dead of winter. There are estimates that the downtown area will lose over 22 millions dollars a season. Thats going to hurt a city thats already going through some tough times. Lebron James leaving Cleveland is about more that the Cavs being a bad team again......much much more.
  • thedynasty1998
    KR1245;415539 wrote:I agree that alot of fans take this stuff too seriously, I could prbably be included in that at times. There are alot worse things in life. Just think about the city of Cleveland, there are going to be ALOT of people without jobs next season. Lebron means more to the city than ANY athlete I can ever remember. Fans might not be showing up to watch a 30 win basketball team in the dead of winter. There are estimates that the downtown area will lose over 22 millions dollars a season. Thats going to hurt a city thats already going through some tough times. Lebron James leaving Cleveland is about more that the Cavs being a bad team again......much much more.

    I completely agree with that. But at the same time, that isn't Lebron's responsibilty.
  • balk14
    LOL @ the location on lebrons twitter
  • -Society-
    SportsAndLady;415530 wrote:I wish your dog died.

    Oh geez....tonight is going to be fun.