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LeBron will exercise early termination option

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No, but I think it means Wade is going to have to take a major pay cut, and Bosh's career there probably is.

 

Wade isn't worthy of a max contract & Bosh is replaceable, so no real issues there.

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The article said there are only 7 teams that can afford James next year. The Bulls ain't one of them.

 

They'd have to get rid of some of the bad contracts they have, mainly Boozer. One of the analyst was talking about it in the link I gave.

They'd have to get rid of some of the bad contracts they have, mainly Boozer. One of the analyst was talking about it in the link I gave.

 

In your post you said they could amnesty Boozer and that would give them 15 million to give to Lebron. They still need to trim 7 million more to get to the 22 million for Lebron. Add in the fact that Derrick Rose is being less than inviting and well......he ain't going to Chicago.

Wade isn't worthy of a max contract & Bosh is replaceable, so no real issues there.

 

Nope but Wade will be overpaid next season.

 

 

I'd have loved to have been a fly on the wall when those 3 met last week and Lebron informed them he wants 22.2 million per year to stay in Miami. :lol2:

I think Houston, outside of Miami, is the most likely destination. If he wants to go to Houston, they can always let Parsons walk, and find a way to rid themselves of Lin's contract.

I think Houston, outside of Miami, is the most likely destination. If he wants to go to Houston, they can always let Parsons walk, and find a way to rid themselves of Lin's contract.

 

At this point I have no clue where he ends up. Just praying that is starts with LA and ends with Lakers.

In your post you said they could amnesty Boozer and that would give them 15 million to give to Lebron. They still need to trim 7 million more to get to the 22 million for Lebron. Add in the fact that Derrick Rose is being less than inviting and well......he ain't going to Chicago.

 

 

That's what one of the analyst were saying. He also said that the Bulls could give LBJ #15 mil easy starting out and possibly more. If I'm the Bulls ownership, I'd do what I can to offer LBJ the max. If you have to, get rid of Hinrich's contract

 

Nothing wrong with hoping it's the Bulls like your hoping it's the Lakers.

That's what one of the analyst were saying. He also said that the Bulls could give LBJ #15 mil easy starting out and possibly more. If I'm the Bulls ownership, I'd do what I can to offer LBJ the max. If you have to, get rid of Hinrich's contract

 

Nothing wrong with hoping it's the Bulls like your hoping it's the Lakers.

 

 

Hope is one thing. I like realism as well and as of today I don't see Chicago or LA as realstic for Lebron. I hope it changes but unless LA can convince him to visit with them and knock his socks off I don't expect him to come. Knowing he wants a max deal means places like Chicago will have to move mountains to make it happen and once they start depleting their roster to make room for Lebron they will become less desirable. Based on this new declaration of him wanting max money Miami seems to be the destination and the other 6 teams are the only ones with a real chance IMO.

 

 

I think Melo is realistic for both teams and I think Bosh is realistic for the Lakers. Melo could go to Chicago first and if he does that there is no way Chicago can get Lebron as well.

Hope is one thing. I like realism as well and as of today I don't see Chicago or LA as realstic for Lebron. I hope it changes but unless LA can convince him to visit with them and knock his socks off I don't expect him to come. Knowing he wants a max deal means places like Chicago will have to move mountains to make it happen and once they start depleting their roster to make room for Lebron they will become less desirable. Based on this new declaration of him wanting max money Miami seems to be the destination and the other 6 teams are the only ones with a real chance IMO.

 

 

I think Melo is realistic for both teams and I think Bosh is realistic for the Lakers. Melo could go to Chicago first and if he does that there is no way Chicago can get Lebron as well.

 

That is true. I think that if the Bulls can get rid of some of their big contracts in a hurry the maybe able to talk to LBJ and convince him to come to Chicago. I'd say they'd get a face to face convo with him atleast and tell him what the can offer

Chris Broussard says he now feels the Cavs are the frontrunner.

Chris Broussard says he now feels the Cavs are the frontrunner.

Wonder how many times that will change?

Chris Broussard says he now feels the Cavs are the frontrunner.

 

I'd love that. Then move Wiggins for Love.

The fact he hasn't been in contact with Wade or Bosh should be a sign he isn't happy with the way it is shaping in Miami. Would be a complete change in his image. 2010 at it's lowest for publically leaving his hometown team to 2014 when he returns with the young talent to bring home a title.

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