bksballer89
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Watch Rockets match at the last minute after Deng is signed lol
Yep.........see it coming...Watch Rockets match at the last minute after Deng is signed lol
Lakers are now asking for MDJ and some non guaranteed contracts plus a 1st rd pick. Lakers don't want Boozer now for Gasol.
Exactly just sign a 2 yr deal with no opt out clause?
So, let me get this straight...
LeBron James and Kevin Durant will both be unrestricted free agents in 2016?
Here we go again....
So, let me get this straight...
LeBron James and Kevin Durant will both be unrestricted free agents in 2016?
Here we go again....
And Kobe lol if he don't retire.
Yep.........see it coming...
I'm not so sure the decline will be as precipitous as some want to believe/hope. Sometimes a great player can be dominant to the point that it inhibits his own teammates.
Remember how the Nuggets improved when 'Melo went to NY and the shackles came off of their players? I know some of that was what they got back in the trade, but suddenly the ball was moving and more players were involved.
I'm also not saying that the Heat will be better without Lebron. You don't lose the best player on the planet and get better. I'm just saying that things may not be as bad as many think.
The 3 players most dramatically effected by Lebron's presence were Bosh, D-Wade and Chalmers. Bosh likely becomes the #1 option, like he was in Toronto and he's a better player having added the 3 to his repertoire. No reason not to expect him to return to the 22+ 10+ player that he was in Toronto.
Without Lebron to cover for him, D-Wade will likely not be sitting out as many games. I think he will play in more games, but fewer minutes per game (similar to what Pop does with Duncan/Parker/Ginobili). This should actually help D-Wade in the playoffs as he won't see a sudden spike in consecutive games played.
Chalmers never has been and never will be a top flight NBA point guard. However, he has been the Heat's version of Derek Fisher during the Lakers title runs. A solid PG with a knack for hitting big shots. Plus, he's a better defender than D-Fish. As someone else pointed out, this is the first time that he will actually get to play the position, since Lebron won't be there to handle most of the PG responsibilities. No reason to think he's not up to the task. I wouldn't count him out because of 1 bad playoffs performance.
And with the news of Lebron's deal, Kevin Love crosses the Cavs off of his list of teams he's "intrigued by".
That's what I've suggested.
They would OWN the league together as Lakers or Knicks.