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The Decision: Part II

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Please. For all humanity and the ability to watch ANY sports related show. Sign him now so we wont be inundated with Le-Brawwn until the end of 2014. The sports world deserves better than have to go through that crap again.

 

(and he ends up in Dallas or LA Lakers)

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I don't think he'll go with the Lakers but I hope he does. I could see him going almost anywhere though. Who has the cash? He could go to Chicago, NY, Brooklyn, Rockets, Warriors, Clippers. I won't be shocked by any decision he makes. Not even staying with Miami IF Miami has the balls to dump Wade and Bosh. No way he stays with those two still on payroll.

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I could definitely see him back in Cleveland. Especially if Bynum can stay healthy and their draft picks pan out.

I've got no problem with Doyel's beliefs. He essentially is saying that unlike MJ (who is the ONLY player LBJ is competing with when it comes to legacy - pause here for PP92's immediate Kobe reaction) or unlike Magic or unlike Bird LBJ went to a team with an existing star and brought along players in order to win a championship. While I have zero problem with that it IS a distinction between him and the players I mentioned. That's what I took as the main point from Doyel's article.

I agree, I see him returning to Cleveland.

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Lebron SHOULD be considered the best player of all time when he walks away from the game. He's already better than MJ at this point in his career IMO and SHOULD be the best when he retires. He still has work to do though.

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