April 16, 201412 yr Here's an out of LF scenario, and one I have no idea if is feasible....How about New Orleans? You pair Jrue Holiday, LeBron and AD together, and they can compete for multiple championships from day 1. Now is NOLA a place LeBron would have any interest in? Probably not, but who knows? :idunno: I also think he opts out. Will be interesting to see the landscape of the league next season, with Melo wanting to go play with DRose and Noah, and LeBron possibly moving on as well.
April 16, 201412 yr IF Miami goes out earlier that at least the ECF would Lebron get killed for opting out and leaving because the going got tough? IF Miami wins there is no way he leaves when a chance to win four straight is right in front of him.
April 16, 201412 yr Author IF Miami goes out earlier that at least the ECF would Lebron get killed for opting out and leaving because the going got tough? IF Miami wins there is no way he leaves when a chance to win four straight is right in front of him. I think he leaves regardless of what happens. I think if they win it all it will take the absolute best effort by all of them to do so. It will take Wade playing every night and not every other night. That being said I don't think they win it.
April 16, 201412 yr No chance Wade is opting out IMO. He's not worth close to what he is being paid. If I was Wade, I wouldn't opt out either thats for sure. But that is ultimately why I think LeBron won't be at Miami next year. He'll opt out when its all said and done.
April 16, 201412 yr The big player this offseason for either Carmelo or Lebron is Houston. They can trade Asik and Lins contracts and have plenty of cap. I saw a guy on PTI state this yesterday and Jalen Rose has been saying this for about 2 months. Houston is going to make a player for another big time player.
April 16, 201412 yr I think he leaves regardless of what happens. I think if they win it all it will take the absolute best effort by all of them to do so. It will take Wade playing every night and not every other night. That being said I don't think they win it. I agree with this, although i'm not as confident as you that he will opt out, but I do think it'd be the best decision long term for him barring Wade retiring or restructing where they can get more help. I think the Spurs win it this year, just like they should have last year.
April 16, 201412 yr Author I agree with this, although i'm not as confident as you that he will opt out, but I do think it'd be the best decision long term for him barring Wade retiring or restructing where they can get more help. I think the Spurs win it this year, just like they should have last year. I'm starting to feel this way also.
April 16, 201412 yr Here's an out of LF scenario, and one I have no idea if is feasible....How about New Orleans? You pair Jrue Holiday, LeBron and AD together, and they can compete for multiple championships from day 1. Now is NOLA a place LeBron would have any interest in? Probably not, but who knows? :idunno: I also think he opts out. Will be interesting to see the landscape of the league next season, with Melo wanting to go play with DRose and Noah, and LeBron possibly moving on as well. Maybe a good idea, but Holiday's been injured all year. He's a serious question mark. I'd think either Eric Gordon or Tyreke Evans will be gone by the end of the off-season though. My money's on Gordon personally.
April 16, 201412 yr I used to think a Cleveland return was inevitable but my lord they have really screwed that up about as bad as you possibly could. Waiters instead of Drummond, Thompson instead of Valancinuas, Bennett over Oladipo/Nerlens/etc. Then they throw money away on guys like Jack, Earl Clark, etc. I mean they've really failed to surround Kyrie with the talent, which shouldn't be a surprise considering the best players they could surround Lebron with was Big Z, Mo Williams, Boobie Gibson, and Drew Gooden. Ouch.
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