July 16, 200818 yr Author Wow, real clever. No sense in getting upset over me posting something twice...It'll be okay...I promise. :thumb:
July 17, 200818 yr Cleveland's lack of participation in the offseason has to be the final nail in the coffin of James leaving when his contract is up. They do not seem to have done anything to make their team stronger around him, this off season.
July 17, 200818 yr Cleveland's lack of participation in the offseason has to be the final nail in the coffin of James leaving when his contract is up. They do not seem to have done anything to make their team stronger around him, this off season. I'll say it again, the current Cavs roster will not make the playoffs next year.
July 17, 200818 yr I'll say it again, the current Cavs roster will not make the playoffs next year. If Lebron James is healthy and plays all season, there's no way the Cavs miss the playoffs in the Eastern Conference. They may not crack the top 4, but they'll be in there...
July 17, 200818 yr If Lebron James is healthy and plays all season, there's no way the Cavs miss the playoffs in the Eastern Conference. They may not crack the top 4, but they'll be in there... :thumb:
July 17, 200818 yr There are a couple others but Kyle Singler is always flipping off the camera so I guess I can't show them on here :lol:
July 18, 200818 yr Author Sources: Clips, swingman Azubuike agree to multiyear offer sheet http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3494107 LAS VEGAS -- The Los Angeles Clippers have identified the latest target in their recovery from the free-agent loss of Elton Brand by agreeing to terms on an offer sheet with restricted free agent Kelenna Azubuike of the Golden State Warriors. NBA front-office sources told ESPN.com that the Clippers have extended a multiyear offer using their estimated $3 million in salary-cap space left over after completing a trade Tuesday with the Denver Nuggets to acquire center Marcus Camby as their primary Brand replacement. The Warriors will have seven days to match the offer when the deal is completed, but the Clippers would appear to have a good chance of emerging from that wait with Azubuike. Although the England-born swingman was beginning to blossom under coach Don Nelson in Oakland, Golden State has Monta Ellis, Corey Maggette and Stephen Jackson ahead of Azubuike in Nelson's rotation as well as 2007 first-round pick Marco Belinelli. Azubuike is still developing after just two seasons in the league but has shown flashes of the ability to score from the wing that the Clippers need after Maggette signed a five-year deal worth an estimated $50 million with Golden State last week. Going to Los Angeles would reunite Azubuike with new Clippers guard Baron Davis after they spent the bulk of the past two seasons together with the Warriors.
July 18, 200818 yr ^ I would love to see Azibuke do good with the Clips...This could be his real time to shine!
July 18, 200818 yr I like this for Azibuke as well...would like it even more if Brand was still there.
July 18, 200818 yr That's another very good pickup by the Clippers. I'm looking forward to watching them play this season as well as the Blazers.
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