Losing Lebron...

[magic32]

The Nets as a whole are whack and traditionally young talent, unless it's stellar, takes years to develop. The acquisition of Lebron without having revered veterans in tow would negate any near future shot at a title. Now speaking of revered vets, two very good ones recently opted out of the last year of their respective contracts, namely Baron Davis and Elton Brand the acquisition of whom would certainly make a Lebron-centered team a formidable contender. I’ll be following the revelation of this plan with great anticipation.

[abbot138]

The Nets as a whole are whack and traditionally young talent, unless it's stellar, takes years to develop. The acquisition of Lebron without having revered veterans in tow would negate any near future shot at a title. Now speaking of revered vets, two very good ones recently opted out of the last year of their respective contracts, namely Baron Davis and Elton Brand the acquisition of whom would certainly make a Lebron-centered team a formidable contender. I’ll be following the revelation of this plan with great anticipation.

Bring Brand to Cleveland!!!! Not gonna happen, but a man can dream right, I heard he wants to re-sign and with Baron just signing with the Clips last night he has even more reason to. I disagree with the Celtics poster up there. Lebron and one other great player equals all 3 of those guys. Celtics only needed Pierce and KG anyway, they got through the East without Ray Allen doing a damn thing. We just need that one versatile big guy and we'll win it all and then Lebron can go wherever the hell he wants as far as I'm concerned. I hear he is gonna lobby for Chris Bosh to come to Cleveland when they play together in the olympics. Which would make sense now that Raptors have O'Neal and Bosh, who are about the same player.