July 9, 201016 yr I said the same thing about Strasburg a few weeks ago. I can't stand the way ESPN hypes up these players. Especially before they've ever played a single game in the majors leagues. ESPN hyped all of this up for the last two years. Simple answer, don't watch ESPN then.
July 9, 201016 yr Author Simple answer, don't watch ESPN then. I could do that but then I'd have nothing to watch.
July 9, 201016 yr Man, you know who I feel bad for...Bryon Scott. I wonder if the Cavs could land Melo next year, then make a run at CP3 the following season? CP3 would probably have Scott's babies if he could...
July 9, 201016 yr Author How did a one-hour special turn into a 3 1/2 hour special. I'm surprised that ESPN even allowed Baseball Tonight on the air. IF ESPN would have just ended the whole thing after the announcement and went about the regular schedule then it wouldn't have been as bad media wise. Ah well, I guess that's what ESPN is supposed to do though.
July 9, 201016 yr Author I wonder if the Cavs could land Melo next year, then make a run at CP3 the following season? CP3 would probably have Scott's babies if he could... Doubt it.
July 9, 201016 yr Author Chad Ford tweet. chadfordinsider I've never seen so many people so angry that a selfish, backstabbing, ego-maniacal loser just willingly left town
July 9, 201016 yr Lebron makes so much in endorsements,it doesn't hurt him to take less in salary to go to Miami.
July 9, 201016 yr I wonder if the Cavs could land Melo next year, then make a run at CP3 the following season? CP3 would probably have Scott's babies if he could... I have a better chance being a shooter that Miami calls to play. I'd sign for the league minimum too.
July 9, 201016 yr All the NBa has to do is allow teams to keep players by matching any offer. If your exsisting team matches, you can't leave. This would keep players from joining together and forming all star teams.
July 9, 201016 yr Author All the NBa has to do is allow teams to keep players by matching any offer. If your exsisting team matches, you can't leave. This would keep players from joining together and forming all star teams. Why would you stop them? So basically you don't want there to be free agents or basically any kind of roster changes based on free agency? It makes no sense to restrict players like that. And actually they do have that, it's called restricted free agents.
July 9, 201016 yr Lebron makes so much in endorsements,it doesn't hurt him to take less in salary to go to Miami.Plus no state tax.
July 9, 201016 yr The very small amount of respect I had for LeBron the basketball player is completely gone after tonight. What a coward. Name me another "superstar" that every went to become a sidekick, because he couldn't cut it as the "hero". Like it or not, Miami is and always will be DWade's team. I honestly think when it's all said and done Wade's legacy will be the more impressive one. LeBron will never be mentioned with the all time greats now, and I love that. Moronic decision after moronic decision by LeBron. I'll ask one last time....How can ANYONE actually like this tool? News flash Cleveland could have gave him more money than any team. James is taking less money to go to Miami to get a championship! Cleveland never got him a young superstar to help him they did get him a old guy name Shaq and some random guy they called Coach. Cleveland will always be Cleveland sore losers! Just the fact down at South Beach its a topless Beach would make me play in Miami!
July 9, 201016 yr As bad as I wish it didn't, it does fit him. I'll never be convinced that this move wasn't more about his brand than winning. He needs to win to take the next step as a player and global icon. Doesn't he have enough money? Doesn't staying, building a championship team, and actually accomplishing something feel better than going to a situation that is a few pieces away from dominating the league? At the end of the day I guess all anyone can ask for is to be happy. My question is if he is truly going to be as happy in Miami as he is in Cleveland. He is playing with friends, but he had friends in Cleveland. His city and state loved him and now it will be hard for him to come home. People will devalue his championships IMO, even if somehow he wins 7 or 8 with the Heat. He loses money, and lost a lot of fans all over the country tonight. Is it really worth it? For his sake I hope his answer is yes. I think you just set the new BGP record for contradicting yourself the most times in one post. Congrats.
July 9, 201016 yr The NBA will follow MLB in that the gap between the haves and have nots will grow. A few teams will have all the great players, while others will fill their rosters with what is left. Every now and then a small market team will do well, but like the Yankees in baseball, the big markets will dominate.
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