Less than 24 hours from now, LeBron James will make his return to Cleveland for the first time since publicly breaking the heart of the Cleveland fans who treated "The King" like royalty.
Showing posts with label Cleveland Cavaliers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cleveland Cavaliers. Show all posts
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Raw Video: Cavs Fans React to LeBron's Decision
In the words of the legendary Vin Scully "If one picture is worth a thousand words, then you have seen about a million words."
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Cleveland Cavaliers,
Dwayne Wade,
LeBron James,
Miami Heat
Saturday, July 10, 2010
What Was LeBron To Do?
What was LeBron to do? Nobody wanted to come to Cleveland to help him win a Championship. I know the city is heartbroken, but it was never about the fans. When Chris Bosh did not want to come to Cleveland, that led LeBron to say Goodbye.
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Chris Bosh,
Cleveland Cavaliers,
LeBron James,
Miami Heat
Friday, July 9, 2010
LeBron James To Join The Miami Heat
Wow. LeBron Really Is Going to Miami.
I didn't think he had it in him to leave the only place he has ever known.
Imagine how Cavs fans have got to be feeling right now. This is worse than "The Drive, The Fumble, Jordan's Shot over Ehlo even."
Cleveland has got to be the most depressed fan base in America right now.
On the Flip Side...Imagine how quickly tickets are going to start flying off the shelves now that we know for sure that LeBron got out of Cleveland.
Tickets for Heat games, already tough to get, will be flying off the web. The new "James 6" Jerseys are going to be a top seller for sure, and Dwayne Wade gets some help in a huge way with Chris Bosh and LeBron James.
The only Cavs games you will see on ESPN now are when LeBron is booed mercilessly when he plays against them.
Think about what LeBron has just done to his fan base in that city. They haven't won diddly squat since 1964, and he was their best chance to win it all. Now that he's gone, what's a Cleveland fan to do?
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Will Lebron James Stay Or Go?
Check It Out! James Flora shares his thoughts on the LeBron Sweepstakes.
Lebron James led his team to the most wins in the league again. He won the MVP again. And he exited the playoffs earlier than expected again.
This is not the repeat he wanted.
So now what? Does he stay? Does he go?
These are just a few of the questions every NBA fan is asking. More importantly, these are questions Lebron must answer.
Obviously, the Cavs want to keep Lebron. So what do they do after another disappointing season? They fire their head coach, Mike Brown, after back to back seasons of 60 wins. This move brings up another question. Who are they going to get to replace him? The rumor mill is already abuzz. Phil Jackson's name has come up. Although it would be amazing to see Phil team up with Lebron, it doesn't seem realistic, especially if the Lakers repeat. However, if there's any chance he'll leave LA, the Cavs will jump on it.
From the outside looking in, we know Lebron is loyal so the Cavs have home court advantage, if that means anything, and they can offer him the most money. Hopefully, they can keep him for a few more years.
Yet the bright lights and the big city are calling his name. The best basketball player in the world playing in the biggest city in the world? That's hard to pass up.
There's a lot to consider and weigh for Lebron. A lot of people are going to be happy and sad whatever he decides.
James Flora
(Thanks to Blog Reader JF for his thoughts on the LeBron Sweepstakes! Great Job James!)
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Cleveland Cavaliers,
LeBron James,
Mike Brown,
NBA basketball
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Shaq's Motto: Win A Ring For The King
The best sound bytes from Shaq's news conference earlier today.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Shaq Traded to Cleveland, Will Play With LeBron
LeBron is about to get some help, in a big way.
The Cavaliers have traded to get Shaquille O'Neal from the Phoenix Suns.
The Cavaliers wil get Shaquille O'Neal, and the Suns will get Sasha Pavlovic and Ben Wallace.
Pavlovic may be waived, and Ben Wallace is considering retiring.
LeBron just got some big help in the rebounding department. I can't wait to see Shaq face off against Dwight Howard! That's gonna be awesome!
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Saturday, May 30, 2009
LeBron James Is Not Ready To Go Fishing
LeBron James does not want the playoffs to end.
Can The Cavaliers force a Seventh Game in the Eastern Conference Finals? Find Out Tonight! Game Six from Orlando!
Can The Cavaliers force a Seventh Game in the Eastern Conference Finals? Find Out Tonight! Game Six from Orlando!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
NBA highlights from October 28th
Here Are Your NBA highlights from Last Night, October 28th!
Here's Your Top Play From Opening Night! Kobe Bryant Switches Hands Mid-Air for the Lay-up!
Here's Your Top Play From Opening Night! Kobe Bryant Switches Hands Mid-Air for the Lay-up!
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Playoff Preview: May 18th
Here's Your Preview Of Tonight's Game Seven Between The Cavaliers And Celtics!
Watch Game Seven Tonight On ABC!
Watch Game Seven Tonight On ABC!
Friday, May 16, 2008
Playoff Preview: May 16th
Here's your Preview of Game Six In Both Cleveland And Utah!
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Playoff Preview: May 14th
Here's Your Preview of tonight's Celtics-Cavaliers and Lakers-Jazz Games Tonight!
Monday, May 12, 2008
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Playoff Preview: May 10th
Here Is Your Peview of tonight's Magic-Pistons and Celtics-Cavaliers Game Three Tonight!
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Big Ben & Wally's World Coming To Cleveland To Support The King
In an 11 player three-team blockbuster trade, the Cavaliers acquired Chicago's Ben Wallace and Joe Smith, Seattle's Wally Szczerbiak and Delonte West before the trade deadline closed on Thursday, two league sources confirmed.
The Cavaliers sent Larry Hughes, Drew Gooden, Shannon Brown and Cedric Simmons to the Bulls, and Donyell Marshall to the Sonics. Seattle also gets the expiring contracts of Chicago's Adrian Griffin and Cleveland's Ira Newble.
The trade marks the end of the Wallace experiment in Chicago, where the $60 million signing two years ago never fulfilled expectations. He'll try to revive his career alongside James, who has been desperate for an improved supporting cast. Smith, a 6-foot-10 forward, has been one of the Bulls' most consistent players, and Szczerbiak gives the Cavs a consistent outside shooting threat to go with Daniel Gibson.
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