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The Warriors are only getting better. They are the last team that the Cavs want to face in the Finals.

You seemed to have forgotten a few pages back in this thread. Multiple as in 2 maybe 3 years into this rebuild. It hasn't been as long as you think. Remember, they went all in with D12 and Nash not long ago. Why was it stupid to let Howard go for nothing? They were a legitimate candidate to...

Not really surprising. He was hired before Lebron returned to the Land. It was only a matter of time. I like Lue. We'll see if he has the chops to be a head coach. Having a Lebron makes it a little easier.

That's ripe

Name one trade that they could have made that they didn't? Do you work in the front office? You didn't even know about the Lin trade.

That heavy body mass wears out the joints as well. It's a good idea for him longevity wise. Can he develop aspects of his game (ie. improved perimeter shooting) to counterbalance the inevitable loss of athleticism?

Luke earned himself a head coaching gig next season if he wants it.

We'll see what happens. I have a lot more confidence in the Lakers getting back into contention than the Sixers. They won't keeping missing on the free agents.

Cavs don't want to see the Warriors or Spurs in the Finals.

It easy to say that they should have done this or could have done that when you really have no idea what discussions the front office has had with other teams. Just because one team made a trade doesn't mean that trade was available to all other teams in the NBA. It's a lot more complicated...

A few examples doesn't mean that these opportunities are abundant.

Pick Swaps 2016 — Owe first-rounder (top-three protected through 2017, unprotected in 2018) to Philadelphia 76ers (Steve Nash, Brandon Knight). 2018 — Owe first-rounder (top-five protected, unprotected in 2019) to Orlando Magic (Dwight Howard). If a first-rounder not sent to Philadelphia by...

These dudes are elite level athletes in their primes. They can handle it. You are part of the young pussified generation aren't you?

You make it seem like these opportunities are a dime a dozen. Quit being a fool.

Really insane once you are hit with the repeater tax. History shows that the Lakers have no problem paying large luxury tax bills.

Last season they took on Jeremy Lin along with Houston's 1st rounder. That pick was used on Larry Nance Jr. who looks like he can develop into a solid NBA player. Try again fool.

First it was Spurs fan, now Cavs fan think the young/in prime Warriors are going to wear themselves down? :pound:

There's no debate. Fire some up my friend :smokin:

From The Mag: The story of Kobe Bryant's greatest game Arash with a great oral history of the game. I love this part about the 62 point game against Dallas: Brian Shaw: After the third quarter, the players were on the bench and the coaches went out and huddled on the court. Phil asked me to go...

Sacramento is dumb, but not that dumb.

So have the Lakers :L

You understand that sometimes there has to be a rebuilding process right? I mean you are a Cavs fan.

Because they make so much money, they don't need to. Man, you get more idiotic the further along I read this thread.

Like the Lakers?

The difference is that the Lakers can spend vast amounts of money on the team and still be profitable. You make it seem like the Lakers are cheap, that they've never carried high payrolls. They had the highest payroll in the league when they were winning titles a handful of seasons ago. So, it...