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2014-2015 Cleveland Cavaliers Season Thread

  • robj55
    Healthy they are the hands down favorites to win it all. Upgrade the back up PG spot and you're good to go.
  • like_that
    SportsAndLady;1736167 wrote:I am assuming it would take Love to get Deandre... Right?

    That's why I said no thanks. I'd much rather have Love
    I agree, no thanks.
  • like_that
    If you want to hate Draymond even more... http://www.barstoolsports.com/chicago/draymond-green-is-having-a-great-time-at-the-cavaliers-expense-and-is-most-likely-really-high/
  • BR1986FB
    Must be nice to talk shit with limited talent.
  • thavoice
    BR1986FB;1736173 wrote:Must be nice to talk shit with limited knowledge.
    You do it daily.
  • Automatik
    You'd take Green in a second.
  • SportsAndLady
    What a fucking clown
  • SportsAndLady
    BR1986FB;1736173 wrote:Must be nice to talk shit with limited talent.
    Well that's crazy. He's definitely talented. Just a gigantic douchebag.
  • wkfan
    And i used to like and somewhat respect the guy. Good player from a great program.

    Classless ass hat
  • thavoice
    SportsAndLady;1736178 wrote:Well that's crazy. He's definitely talented. Just a gigantic douchebag.
    So you two are alike.
    Minus the talent though.
  • Dr. KnOiTaLL
    Mo Williams is "more than interested" in returning to the Cavs next season.

    It'll be a little tough for the Cavs to add Mo because really can just offer the mid-level exception or the veteran minimum. Back in 2010, Williams took to Twitter to express how sad he was about LeBron James leaving for Miami, so he might be willing to let his heart be more involved than his wallet. Williams proved he could play last season and the Cavs do need shooting, so it makes sense.
  • sleeper
    Dr. KnOiTaLL;1736271 wrote:Mo Williams is "more than interested" in returning to the Cavs next season.

    It'll be a little tough for the Cavs to add Mo because really can just offer the mid-level exception or the veteran minimum. Back in 2010, Williams took to Twitter to express how sad he was about LeBron James leaving for Miami, so he might be willing to let his heart be more involved than his wallet. Williams proved he could play last season and the Cavs do need shooting, so it makes sense.
    He would be a good piece to add for cheap if he's willing to come off the bench to buy Irving some time.
  • Dr. KnOiTaLL
    sleeper;1736279 wrote:He would be a good piece to add for cheap if he's willing to come off the bench to buy Irving some time.
    Especially for the veteran's minimum
  • Midstate01
    I'd selfishly love to have Mo back. He was one of my favorite Cavs.
  • sportswizuhrd
    SportsAndLady;1736167 wrote:I am assuming it would take Love to get Deandre... Right?

    That's why I said no thanks. I'd much rather have Love
    Not only from the Cavs end should this get rejected but also from the Clips. Love and Blake as your frontcourt? They would go from a 1st team All Defense Center to basically no one.
  • Ironman92
    sleeper;1735391 wrote:If we had Irving or Love, this isn't even a Game 6.
    [emoji3]
  • Classyposter58
    Let's go back to last June when I said this
    Classyposter58;1734690 wrote:Serious question here. Should Cleveland look to trade Kyrie this offseason? He's missed considerable time throughout his career and basically missed the entire season at Duke


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    And everyone replied
    sleeper;1734693 wrote:are you retarded?
    HighRoller74;1734698 wrote:Seriously?
    Then I said.
    Classyposter58;1734707 wrote:Absolutely. You could probably get a more dependable top PG and a solid 6th man which this team desperately needs. Maybe trade Irving for Conley and Allen?
    QUOTE]

    Followed by...
    HighRoller74;1734709 wrote:No....not at all.

    You can't be this dumb, right, that's a terrible deal.
    HighRoller74;1734718 wrote:Yes I would. I bet the Warriors are glad they didn't dump Curry when he was 23 and played 26 games. Kyrie is the far superior player, and it's really not close.

    Also, take a guess who's played more games the last 2 years...Conley or Irving?

    Also, you don't trade a 23 year old 3 time All-Star for a 28 year old player, w/ 0 all star games, and a 34 y/o player, who can't score.
    Funny how a year changes things
  • sleeper
    Ironman92;1784735 wrote:[emoji3]
    The statement is still true.
  • friendfromlowry
    I'm too distracted by your comments about them desperately needing a 6th man.
  • rrfan
    For the record I did not want to trade Wiggins for Love and still don't.
  • sleeper
    rrfan;1790464 wrote:For the record I did not want to trade Wiggins for Love and still don't.
    Join the club. There aren't many who disagree with this.
  • Heretic
    Classyposter58;1790223 wrote:Let's go back to last June when I said this



    And everyone replied






    Then I said.
    Classyposter58;1734707 wrote:Absolutely. You could probably get a more dependable top PG and a solid 6th man which this team desperately needs. Maybe trade Irving for Conley and Allen?
    QUOTE]

    Followed by...





    Funny how a year changes things
    No, you're still retarded.