reub wrote:Lebron wants to win and Cleveland is not happening. So where will he end up this offseason?

Houston? They'd have to trade Anderson and use 3 basketballs. But they can win.

Philly? They're young and talented (and close to Cleveland) but does Lebron want to go through the growing pains plus what would Ben Simmons do?

Boston? No way in hell Lebron wants to go there. Plus Kyrie.

I'm thinking the Lakers IF they also sign PG. Ball, IT, Ingram, Kuzma, Randle, Hart, plus Lebron and PG might get it done.

Knicks? I might see him grant us an interview out of respect for Fiz but he won't sign here.

Spurs? Its definitely a possibility, especially if Kawhi comes back healthy or he's traded and they sign PG too. They might be my top choice for him right now because of Pop and a chance to win.

Philly makes sense. He has the best chance of making the finals, the young core has a year under their belt with SOME playoff experience, together. Plus they lost in the second round so they are hungrier. Philly is also not THAT far from Akron. Good choice for LeBron, although the fans will exhaust him to submission at the first sign of blood. I’m sure he’ll love that.

Allanfan20 wrote:

reub wrote:Lebron wants to win and Cleveland is not happening. So where will he end up this offseason?

Houston? They'd have to trade Anderson and use 3 basketballs. But they can win.

Philly? They're young and talented (and close to Cleveland) but does Lebron want to go through the growing pains plus what would Ben Simmons do?

Boston? No way in hell Lebron wants to go there. Plus Kyrie.

I'm thinking the Lakers IF they also sign PG. Ball, IT, Ingram, Kuzma, Randle, Hart, plus Lebron and PG might get it done.

Knicks? I might see him grant us an interview out of respect for Fiz but he won't sign here.

Spurs? Its definitely a possibility, especially if Kawhi comes back healthy or he's traded and they sign PG too. They might be my top choice for him right now because of Pop and a chance to win.

Philly makes sense. He has the best chance of making the finals, the young core has a year under their belt with SOME playoff experience, together. Plus they lost in the second round so they are hungrier. Philly is also not THAT far from Akron. Good choice for LeBron, although the fans will exhaust him to submission at the first sign of blood. I’m sure he’ll love that.

Philadelphia still has enough to trade for a Khawai. To add to the team. Fultz this year number one and some additional player like Sarcic for Khawai or send them J.J. Philly has options.

If I were him, I would look at either OKC or Houston.

I dont see how if you want to win it all, you go to the Lakers. They have some nice young talent, but they have nothing. Who are they adding, Lebron & PG? Unless you are getting some guys like Melo and CP to come at a discount, not sure it makes sense.

Not sure how they stand cap wise but if they have Goran Dragic, Dion Waiters, Josh Richardson, Justise Winslow, Tyler Johnson, James Johnson, Hassan Whiteside, Kelly Olynyk, Bam Adebayo and Rodney McGruder. He'd need a new deal but D-wade.

Dragic / Waiters or Winslow / Richardson / LeBron / Adebayo (I'm working on the basis they'll need to shed Whiteside's contract)

Bench unit: T Johnson / Wade / Waiters or Winslow / J Johnson/ Olynyk

He goes to Miami he's got a decent supporting cast that play playoff style basketball. Proven head coach and BB president. I'd say they would have given the Warriors more of a game with LeBron than the Cavaliers did with LeBron.

Its easy to talk about LeBron waving goodbye but the rest of that team was signed to big dollars on LeBron's say-so. To walk away now and say, "Not my problem" would be a kick in the teeth to the Cleveland fan base. The chemistry of that team is fine-tuned to LeBron and LeBron only. Its his circus AND his monkeys.

He'd be royally screwing A LOT of people.

smackeddog wrote:

reub wrote:Lebron wants to win and Cleveland is not happening. So where will he end up this offseason?

Houston? They'd have to trade Anderson and use 3 basketballs. But they can win.

Philly? They're young and talented (and close to Cleveland) but does Lebron want to go through the growing pains plus what would Ben Simmons do?

Boston? No way in hell Lebron wants to go there. Plus Kyrie.

I'm thinking the Lakers IF they also sign PG. Ball, IT, Ingram, Kuzma, Randle, Hart, plus Lebron and PG might get it done.

Knicks? I might see him grant us an interview out of respect for Fiz but he won't sign here.

Spurs? Its definitely a possibility, especially if Kawhi comes back healthy or he's traded and they sign PG too. They might be my top choice for him right now because of Pop and a chance to win.

I think Lakers IF he can lure another big name (and they don't re-sign IT). If PG stays with the thunder, then I think he'll sign with the Sixers (though I'm not sure he'd want to be the only vet on a team of all young players).

I think Lakers too... What if CP3 opts out of his deal?

fwk00 wrote:I think LeBron stays in CLE. Probably will be offered a percentage ownership of the team.

How much of a percentage do you think would be enough? Cough.

meloshouldgo wrote:

fishmike wrote:Boston in a 3 way that out Kyrie somewhere

Kick Kyrie out of yet another team?

I think Bos in the East, Lakers in the West.