The_Lillard_King
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OK, it's offseason so bear with me.
Lebron is tripping out in Cleavland. He was seen wearing a yankee cap, has a reputaion for not being in love with the city and his latest incident was hanging out with the Cowboys during preseason when they were playing the Clevland Browns.
Braylon Edwards speaketh the truth:
“LeBron (James) isn’t a Cleveland guy. LeBron only plays for the Cavaliers, and who knows if he even likes the Cavaliers? He doesn’t like the Indians. He doesn’t like the Browns.”
Lebron enters another NBA season where the cavs have again made changes to be competitive. But if midway through the season it turns out the Cavs are not very good, I think the handwriting on the wall is Lebron will walk at the end of 2010 season. If Lebron is going to walk, doesn't Clevland mamagement try to trade their disgruntled star to help rebuild the cav team. I mean you can get a lot of talent and youth for Lebron . . . enter the Blazers who have more expendable talented youth than any other team.
A package of Roy, Rudy, Outlaw, Raef (expiring contract to make it all work) and first round pick in 2009 and 2011.
Alright, I'll top dreaming . . . but after getting Oden, I figure Blazer fans are judtified in dreaming a little.
Lebron is tripping out in Cleavland. He was seen wearing a yankee cap, has a reputaion for not being in love with the city and his latest incident was hanging out with the Cowboys during preseason when they were playing the Clevland Browns.
Braylon Edwards speaketh the truth:
“LeBron (James) isn’t a Cleveland guy. LeBron only plays for the Cavaliers, and who knows if he even likes the Cavaliers? He doesn’t like the Indians. He doesn’t like the Browns.”
Lebron enters another NBA season where the cavs have again made changes to be competitive. But if midway through the season it turns out the Cavs are not very good, I think the handwriting on the wall is Lebron will walk at the end of 2010 season. If Lebron is going to walk, doesn't Clevland mamagement try to trade their disgruntled star to help rebuild the cav team. I mean you can get a lot of talent and youth for Lebron . . . enter the Blazers who have more expendable talented youth than any other team.
A package of Roy, Rudy, Outlaw, Raef (expiring contract to make it all work) and first round pick in 2009 and 2011.
Alright, I'll top dreaming . . . but after getting Oden, I figure Blazer fans are judtified in dreaming a little.


