WiggyRuss
Well-Known Member
He took less money because his option was Denver multi year or Cavs w/James because he thought he would PLAY.
He NEVER goes if he knew how it would end up playing out.
He'll stay now because 2.6 is better then nothing which is what his interest level would be.
He didn't mind taking a little bit less because he was able to double dip the last 2 seasons.
And for you to imply, like you know, that they are "boys" , just 1000% proves to me that you just talk out of your ass.
They are nothing but teammates,
And final question on your moronic Gilbert/Arison debate.
Give me a list of ANY players, ever, that said they were choosing the Cavs as their team because of their respect for Gilbert and how the FO does things.
The Heat list for that same question would be quite extensive.
You have to stop it with that crap man. You sound delusional. You sound like a crazy derelict muttering the phone book to yourself with a tin foil hat on.
I can google the words "mike miller lebron friends" and a thousand articles come up - that are a lot like this one- the first one that comes up
Miller signed with Memphis and was healthy and productive last season, and now the Corn Palace hero might get another shot with King James in Cleveland.
LeBron texted the veteran sharpshooter and former Mitchell Kernel earlier this week to see if he would be interested in hooking up if James left Miami (Miller can't sign with the Heat due to amnesty restrictions. The Cavaliers later contacted Arn Tellem, Miller's agent, to gauge his interest.
Miller, coming off his 14th NBA season and seeking a three-year deal, has plenty of free-agent suitors but is patiently waiting (like nearly everyone else) to see how the James saga plays out. It could be a matter of whether Cleveland can clear enough cap space to bring in Miller (and possibly Ray Allen) after paying maximum money to LeBron.
As the suspense builds, people are desperately seeking clues that long-suffering Cleveland will actually become the center of the NBA universe.
Miller caused a stir Wednesday by posting a photo on Instagram of him shooting a jumper in a practice gym with a framed LeBron Cavaliers jersey in the background. Never mind that the jersey could have been from James' first tour of duty with the Cavs – the conspiracy theories live on.
The part about James and Miller being connected, however, is not far-fetched. They have been friends for a while and share a mutual respect, with James acknowledging not just Miller's 3-point accuracy but his court savvy and instinct for the game.
When James took criticism at times for late-game playoff disappearances in Miami, Miller was always quick to dampen the noise.
"I know on a small scale what scrutiny can do to you," Miller said. "But he knows it on a much larger level."
The friendship actually started when James was a rising prep phenom at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio.
While still playing with Orlando, which drafted him fifth overall in 2000, Miller attended a few of James' games and hit it off with the future No. 1 overall pick, who was also friends with then-Miller teammate Tracy McGrady.
The bond grew stronger when they played together on Team USA during the qualifying tournament for the 2008 Olympics, where James later teamed with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh to claim a gold medal in Beijing.
Miller caused a minor stir during the 2009-10 season by sporting James' Nike Zoom Soldier shoes while playing for the Washington Wizards. That angered teammate and LeBron agitator DeShawn Stevenson, who once called James overrated.
"We don't wear those around here," snapped Stevenson. But Miller held firm, poking fun at himself in the process.
"When you're unathletic and white like me, you need to have the lightest shoe out there," he said at the time. "They feel good on my feet."
A few days later, when asked about the shoes, LeBron kept the dialogue going.
"Mike will wear them," he told reporters. "He said he's got to have the best shoes, and I agree with that. Mike is a good friend of mine. We have a good history."
Miller is also close with Maverick Carter, LeBron's close friend and business manager, who was credited (or blamed) for helping to orchestrate the superstar's whirlwind move to Miami.
there are a TON OF THOSE....you just got give that one up man. You look crazy.