Big rumours today are LBJ is going to Miami to team up with Bosh & Wade. If this is the case, the Knicks should concentrate on finding a PG for Stoudemire or that signing is not going to go well.



According to a Fox Sports article:







As for the Raptors, well we're pretty much screwed for the foreseeable future. We're stuck having to make nice with Hedo, despite him saying he didn't want to be in TO anymore, because nobody wants that contact. We've got a bunch of hard working young guys with no leader. For the 3rd time in their short history the Raps lose a franchise player and get zip for him. That's just ridiculous.

The Miami thing is a smokescreen from ESPN. Not one mention on their site r.e Jared Dudley's twitter remark or Ochocincho, they're trying to keep interest alive. Would LBJ really go to Knicks country to tell them he isn't coming? Either us or the Cavs, he'll get the Reggie Miller treatment if he snubs us.

I think he'll stay in Cleveland.



He's stupid if he goes to the Knicks or Nets.

Cap room for another max player next year, would still have money left this year. Don't rule us out though

I'm not ruling you out. I think it is very possible he signs for you given how much he seems to like New York and the increased media that would give him. However i think he'd be wrong to sign for you. I'd put you third in likely places he'll end up.



If he wants money nobody can offer him more than Cleveland can. If he wants a championship then Miami is the best option given they have Bosh and Wade. I'm not really sure who next years FA's would be, other than Yao could leave us, and i doubt any are better than DWade or Bosh so i think you guys are about 2 or 3 years away from actually having a genuine run in the play-offs.



Also this tv show announcement thing would be an unclassy thing to do if he is leaving Cleveland.

Melo is a free agent in 2011, no?

It seems so, or at least he can be. He has an early termination option whether the option is his or the teams i'm not sure.



I don't really rate Melo highly personally, and aside from him there are a few very good players available but none at superstar level. Other than him there is Yao, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Tyson Chandler amongst others available in 2011.

[url=http://sports.nationalpost.com/2010/07/08/lebron-james-and-the-decision-what-we-will-learn/An article in our local rag about what Lebron's deceision will tell us about him.[/url It makes some decent points.

Well, Miami it is! If they can get a centre in return for Beasley, then who'll stop them?

Ah well. A bit bitter about it., harsh on cleveland. He chose the easiest option an best chance to win. Maybe tainted his obvious future success due to him having to piggyback on wades team rather than lead on his own. He's gona get booed in alot of arenas.

Dan Gilbert's not very bitter about LeBron's decision is he

Certainly won't leave the one club legacy of people like Jordan, Kobe, Bird and Johnson. I thought LeBron would put his own ego/legacy above all but he's put that all aside to go and win trophies, not sure if that's a good thing or not.

that is just frightning too think about this year

i really cant see anyone stopping the heat they have everything now i didnt think it would be finacially possible too have 3 superstars on 1 team how they have fit them under the cap illl never know

Was arguing with the boyfriend last night about the magnitude of this move. He says it's no different to when Boston brought in Allen and Garnett to go alongside Paul Pierce and doesn't see what all the fuss is about. This is why I don't respect his opinion when it comes to sport.