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Disagree....I think he goes back and home and stays there till he retires.
Lebron stays in Miami. Bosh might bolt.
Disagree....I think he goes back and home and stays there till he retires.
Nah, sYou probably have det as a poster in your room tbh.n, but you definitely have this picture on your wall:
I can't evenNah, s
this . I wonder if this was a before or after pic tbh.
Wade has never done anything except give men and women STDs and make a lot of free throws in a four game stretch.
^ forgot to mention father babies around the Miami area, not as much as DH does though.
Miami could just dump Bosh, sign Wade to the Duncan extension and recruit a legit big. LeBron really doesn't have a better option than Riley's team
^Without Bosh they're short one & I ain't here.
Just because Media didn't cite him doesn't mean they didn't ring because he had the wherewithal to get the rebound and have the sense to give it to Allen instead of mindlessly jacking the damn thing up where he stood. , the Spurs didn't have the wherewithal and sense to stand on the ing arc. Nope, they had to sag and migrate to the rim. Dumb asses.
Almost reminds me of the Lakers-Magic game in the finals a few years back. up 3 and they let Fisher just walk up and tie the game with 4 secs left. ing Nelson
^But, that was simply lack of focus & discipline. What happened last June was & remains honestly inexplicable.
ADDENDUM:::But, aside from these Forums (upstairs & downstairs) there has never been a discourse about last June. None, nada....Miami got itPERIOD
Christ, Media has no decency. Why couldn't we exasperate Pop and find out the nooks & crannies of the pathology that went into that catastrophe?
Day of?I can't even
http://www.poundingtherock.com/2013/...oss-spurs-heat
Spurs own media...
Let us proceed
^I'm not talking about some nondescript blog, D. I'm talking about a full vetting by MM, sports or otherwise. That was a colossal collapse. & we sit around here picking it apart, but, we're fully ignorant because Pop won't and hasn't been made to account for it. Sure, I'm tickled pink it happened, but, I'd sure love to know the intricacies of the damn thing.
This new accountability, this new America where we're running around with bumper stickers about honor rolls and like this and nobody loses, everybody wins is exasperating. Christ, in '84 we bled, we were humiliated and had to play that pass from Worthy over & over. And the aftermath was worse than the origin. For the next year we were dragged thru the . , Media just left the Spurs and Pop standing there and strode off with James on their shoulders. I don't like this new way.
Dale, you never gave two s about the Spurs not getting press before. You cannot have your cake and eat it too. Last time the Spurs won the ring, the headlines in the "media" was about Kobe, not San Antonio. Surely you're ok with that since you jumped aboard that bandwagon some time ago.
You cannot sustain a decent conversation.
***BUMP***Heat’s LeHype James sidesteps questions about future after third Finals loss
“I will deal with my summer when I get to that point,” James said after Game 5 on Sunday night. “Me and my team will sit down and deal with it. I love Miami. My family loves it. But obviously right now that’s not even what I’m thining about.”
Report: LeBron James and his wife ‘love Los Angeles’
LeBron James’ season is over, and that means another free agent frenzy is brewing.
The Lakers are reportedly waiting to let LeBron choose their next coach, and I don’t believe it’s coincidence a report about LeBron’s unlimited options used the Clippers as its primary example.
Among the cities lining up to lure LeBron from the Heat, Los Angeles seems to be at the forefront.
Marc J. Spears of Yahoo Sports: a source said James and his wife, Savannah, love Los Angeles. LeBron James also is close with Clippers point guard Chris Paul and he admires coach Doc Rivers.
Spears is a reliable reporter, and I’m convinced he’s right: LeBron loves Los Angeles. I know LeBron also loves Miami. I bet he loves New York, too. (Sit down, Knicks fans.)
There are probably several cities LeBron enjoys. That doesn’t mean he’s leaving the Heat.
The Clippers are a non-starter unless Donald Sterling no longer owns the team. Although that seems likely before next season, it might not be sewn up before LeBron is ready to sign. Even if Sterling is ousted in time, the Clippers have no cap room. LeBron would have to convince Pat Riley to do a sign-and-trade, probably based around Blake Griffin.
The Lakers have bottomed out, and LeBron alone won’t make them stronger than the Heat were with him. Kobe Bryant is no longer the player he once was, and his salary drastically limits the Lakers’ options. If LeBron wants a situation like that, he might as well stick with Dwyane Wade. Maybe Carmelo Anthony also joining the Lakers would interest LeBron, but again, why not just do that in South Beach?
LeBron has been con uously mum about whether he will even terminate his contract to become a free agent this offseason. Asked last night about his decision, he said, “I haven’t even really thought about that just yet.”
Until he does, we’re left just grasping at clues about his future. His fondness for Los Angles is one piece, but in the bigger puzzle, it probably doesn’t mean much.
Key words: LeBron James also is close with Clippers point guard Chris Paul and he admires coach Doc Rivers.
Called that shiiiiiiiiiiit!
^LF
You're the illegal immigrant version of Chris Broussard, Carlito.... wrong 99.9% of the time, but won't let us forget the one time you were rightCalled that shiiiiiiiiiiit!
You're the illegal immigrant version of Chris Broussard, Carlito.... wrong 99.9% of the time, but won't let us forget the one time you were right
Damn, credit to Lkrfan, popped his cherry, tbh
I wonder how much money he can raise with The Decision II?
Assuming that before that, he lets everybody know he is leaving Miami.
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