July 9, 201016 yr Author I wonder if we will see Pat Riley decide he wants to take over coaching again. I would not be surprised to see him decide to take over midseason even if their current coach is doing great like he should with them. Doubt it.. Riley will still be coaching that team and running it, it'll just be from the front office.
July 9, 201016 yr I've seen enough LeBron for one non-basketball period of time. That said, he made a good move for his desire to win a title. I like how it proved money wasn't the number one priority. BUT, and this one's big, I think he now may have sacrificed the ability to be called the greatest of all time. If they win the title, it will be because they were awesome, but they were bought through free agency.....the Bulls grew those teams. Therefore, MJ's legacy is safe for another generation, now, IMO.
July 9, 201016 yr If this means I will now be covering King James events in Miami, I am all for it...
July 9, 201016 yr Author People need to stop hating just because he didn't pick a certain team. He picked where he wanted to go and that was it. He doesn't have to explain his self to anyone. It was his decision. He wants to win a title and he feels Miami is the best place to do it in. He is leaving money on the table to go there. Nothing is guaranteed in the NBA and the Heat, as a team, has to work hard in order to prove critics wrong and win a championship. I have actually grown some respect for Lebron during this process because he has been pretty professional overall, outside of the whole national tv announcement. The decision was a good one and is in no way a cop out or him taking the easy way out.
July 9, 201016 yr If this means I will now be covering King James events in Miami, I am all for it... Can't blame you a bit! :thumb:
July 9, 201016 yr Waiting for the Cal to Heat thread to get started................:popcorn: :lol: Yeah. I guess the Pat Riley UK connection will really get that rumor on and popping.
July 9, 201016 yr I feel bad for the folks of Cleveland and for folks disappointed that all the LeBron haters ended up being right. It's always a bitter pill to swallow when the haters end up right. Kind of like watching Kobe in game 7 realizing that he will never be better than MJ. I feel you, son. I am not mad at LEBron. I am just glad he didn't pick the Bulls. I look forward to seeing just how good the Heat will be and how many games it will take the Lakers to take out 'The Superfriends'. The Lakers have gotten good at beating teams with 3 all stars on it.
July 9, 201016 yr Author I feel bad for the folks of Cleveland and for folks disappointed that all the LeBron haters ended up being right. It's always a bitter pill to swallow when the haters end up right. Kind of like watching Kobe in game 7 realizing that he will never be better than MJ. I feel you, son. I am not mad at LEBron. I am just glad he didn't pick the Bulls. I look forward to seeing just how good the Heat will be and how many games it will take the Lakers to take out 'The Superfriends'. The Lakers have gotten good at beating teams with 3 all stars on it. Really? The "Big 3" beat them in 6 games 2 years ago and it took the Lakers 7 games to beat them this year. I wouldn't really call that getting good.
July 9, 201016 yr So basically because he wants to win he doesn't have a competitive side? Where does it say that in order to be a competitor you're not allowed to have other great teammates? Ah, we'll just agree to disagree. I want to defend LeBron in this I just can't. I never thought I would say that, but I think you have to respect that. If there was any way in the world I could feel differently I would, but I just cannot. Cool? I just don't think you'd ever see Kobe leaving to join someone, or any other great leaving to play with someone in the prime of their careers.
July 9, 201016 yr While you were just stating your opinion this goes to show that every team still had a chance. :thumb: It was more wishful thinking than anything. :lol: I knew you would go look that up.
July 9, 201016 yr Really? The "Big 3" beat them in 6 games 2 years ago and it took the Lakers 7 games to beat them this year. I wouldn't really call that getting good. Good enough for me. Who'd they beat this year? Oh yeah, the Big 3.....oh wait, they began calling it the Big 4 this year. That's right.:lol: Bring on the Superfriends and their 2nd round draft picks for a bench.:lol: Just playing around. If it plays like we expect, it should be an intense 7 game series between the Lakers and Heat. I look forward to seeing how good the Heat will be. Especially since they will assume the role of the villains. Kobe Bryant....the good guy......hmmm. Who'd have thunk it.?
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