Lebron is going back to Cleveland!



Some 1337 hacker figured that out like 2-3 days ago through hex codes on his website SRS.
 
Yep. This is pretty cool and I respect him for going back for the reasons he says he's going back for. Good for him.

That said, if the Cavs knock the Pacers out of the ECF next year, he can eat a dick. I can't take 3 fucking years in a row of watching LeBron choke them out.
 
statelizard said:
Yep. This is pretty cool and I respect him for going back for the reasons he says he's going back for. Good for him.

That said, if the Cavs knock the Pacers out of the ECF next year, he can eat a dick. I can't take 3 fucking years in a row of watching LeBron choke them out.
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Pacers are a great team, but they seems like the 1990s Utah Jazz of the modern era. They are getting trolled by Lebron.
 
threehundred said:
You're obviously kidding... right?
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He has to be. That or he's never watched the NBA. The East is weak as shit. Just LeBron and Kyrie alone make the Cavs an easy top 6 (probably a top 3) team in the East. Then they've got Wiggins coming in too. Throw in Thompson and Waiters and they're a fairly solid team. And that's assuming they don't swap Wiggins and some other parts to rent Kevin Love for the year. They do that and they instantly become favorites in the East. As it is now, I still think they're going to the ECF next year. The east is just a terrible conference. One superstar can carry you all the way in the conference. And they have the best player in the game with James and a budding star in Irving.

The only question is how well the young guys play early and how the new coach fits in. That won't determine whether they make the playoffs or not though, it will only determine whether they're a top 4 or a bottom 4 seed.

LeBron took the Cavs to the finals with a team that makes next year's lineup look like an all-time great squad.

All of these assholes on TV talking about the Bulls and Knicks being more of a threat than the Cavs next year are delusional. D.Rose is never playing a full season again. He's done as a foundation piece. Noah is great, but he isn't enough to take the Bulls past a LeBron led team in a series. Melo is a scorer and nothing more. He plays no D and isn't a leader. Unless Phil goes down and coaches the Knicks they're a 6-7 seed at best, even with him coaching they aren't beating a team with LeBron at the helm and a decent supporting cast.

Right now the East is Indy vs. LeBron with the Wizards looking like a legitimate contender as well.
 
statelizard said:
He has to be. That or he's never watched the NBA. The East is weak as shit. Just LeBron and Kyrie alone make the Cavs an easy top 6 (probably a top 3) team in the East. Then they've got Wiggins coming in too. Throw in Thompson and Waiters and they're a fairly solid team. And that's assuming they don't swap Wiggins and some other parts to rent Kevin Love for the year. They do that and they instantly become favorites in the East. As it is now, I still think they're going to the ECF next year. The east is just a terrible conference. One superstar can carry you all the way in the conference. And they have the best player in the game with James and a budding star in Irving.

The only question is how well the young guys play early and how the new coach fits in. That won't determine whether they make the playoffs or not though, it will only determine whether they're a top 4 or a bottom 4 seed.

LeBron took the Cavs to the finals with a team that makes next year's lineup look like an all-time great squad.

All of these assholes on TV talking about the Bulls and Knicks being more of a threat than the Cavs next year are delusional. D.Rose is never playing a full season again. He's done as a foundation piece. Noah is great, but he isn't enough to take the Bulls past a LeBron led team in a series. Melo is a scorer and nothing more. He plays no D and isn't a leader. Unless Phil goes down and coaches the Knicks they're a 6-7 seed at best, even with him coaching they aren't beating a team with LeBron at the helm and a decent supporting cast.

Right now the East is Indy vs. LeBron with the Wizards looking like a legitimate contender as well.
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Cav's are the beast from the east, I doubt anyone that can challenge them with Lebron on their team, Melo is what he is, he is a MELO player, I think he just wants to make money and leave it at that. He can't lead worth of shit, everyone knows that. Phil Jackson has no choice, they need someone that can try to lead and score.
 
The real question I have about the east is if the Cavs are going to get Love? Talks are that he might be traded and sign a long term deal?

Wonder how used wade and bosh feel right now haha
 
intent said:
Not a chance, but it would be funny to watch. Cavs unlikely to make playoffs.
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Either kidding, high, or Pewep. The #8 seed in the East this year (Atlanta) was 38-44...and Cleveland was just 5 games behind them for that final spot. A lineup of LBJ, Irving, and (most likely) Love will easily make the playoffs in the weak East, and probably land a top 4 seed. Now Miami, on the other hand, is screwed...lol.
 
intent said:
Not a chance, but it would be funny to watch. Cavs unlikely to make playoffs.
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LOL! As much as I dislike Lebron as a human being, his presence alone makes them a contender. Factor in that, in all likelyhood, Ray Allen and Mike Miller will go there and space the floor out even more and this statement becomes even more ridiculous.

The Cavs will also get Kevin Love, simply because they have enough assests to do so. Don't think so? Well how about Andrew Wiggins to start with, then throw on top of that the fact that they have three first round draft picks next year, one of which is a top ten protected pick from Miami (oh the irony). Love will re-up with them as well, and there will be room for other parts to come in and make this team not only a contender for the east, but for the Championship overall.

If and when this all takes place, I believe that they will be favorites to take the east. Winning the finals may not happen the first year because these young guys need some seasoning, but the year after is a definite possibilty.

The east is fucked, lets be honest. The Pacers, despite all of their talent, are the easts resident mental case, just ready to implode. Derrick Rose will never be a full season player again (with poor point production unless they land Anthony) so scoring is going to be an issue for them. That leaves the Raptors, Nets (joke), Hornets (yay!), Miami (will just be a shell of it's team the last four years) and Atlanta as their only true opposition. The only wildcard in this is the Wizards and if they can keep on improving as a team (never thought I would say that).

So yes, the Cavs could quite conceivably end up winning the east as soon as next season.

And I hate saying that as a Pistons fan. FML!


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I'm from Ohio and I remember talking shit about Lebron when he left. I'm not really a big basketball fan at all, so it's entirely a-ok for me to start watching the cavs again, forgive him and remain a front runner.
 
I'm really excited that Delly gets to play alongside Lebron, he was one of there best last year. Always gives 100% & his energy is contagious. Cavs should definitely make the playoffs.
 
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