KrayzieBuddha
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Well it seems Carmelo Anthony might opt out his contract.
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NBA/NCAAB Thread
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Puma Italia
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I'm loving what the Knicks have been doing the past few days. Felton had to go, and as much as I like Chandler, he deserves to go to a better team. They got back so much for just those two players, and I like who they drafted. (even though I honestly don't know much about either player) It's nice to see the youth coming in, instead of trading it all away. I do feel like Shumpert will be traded though, they have way too many guards now.
John Madden
resident policy guy
Puma Italia
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I saw that earlier, but I will believe it when I see it.
I am happy to see reports that Melo is coming back to the Knicks though. Some fans didn't want him back, but having him here will allow them to attract other free agents in the future.
John Madden
resident policy guy
I'm gonna refrain from making a more emphatic post on the matter until Woj tweets about it.
I think Wade stays with Miami, while Bosh joins the Rockets.
LeBron going back to Cleveland was a good and bad move; Cleveland doesn't have good management compared to the Heat, while I'm not sure about the coaching, Spoelstra is probably better than Cleveland's. On the plus side, he has plenty of talent to work with. Kyrie, Dion and Andrew will all benefit. Cleveland might go to the top of the standings.
Thoughts on Kevin Love?
LeBron going back to Cleveland was a good and bad move; Cleveland doesn't have good management compared to the Heat, while I'm not sure about the coaching, Spoelstra is probably better than Cleveland's. On the plus side, he has plenty of talent to work with. Kyrie, Dion and Andrew will all benefit. Cleveland might go to the top of the standings.
Thoughts on Kevin Love?
John Madden
resident policy guy
Cavs are probably gonna try to trade for Kevin Love (without giving up Wiggins) now that this is definite.
I'm just glad the drama King made his decision because i'm sick of hearing about him. I actually found out about the news on Facebook. I haven't watched ESPN in weeks because all they talk about is Lebron, and I imagine they will do so until football season starts.
KrayzieBuddha
英雄豪傑
I think it's safe to post this pic now 
Young_Simba
Active Member
I think I like Lebron again. He didn't make his decision as public like last time, I think the letter to Cleveland was written very well. I don't think people should hate him anymore.
You could also tell Lebron was happier playing in Cleveland then Miami.
I do feel bad for D Wade though. I don't think anybody in this big three will win another ring, it's OKC's time to shine
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On the whole lebron thing, I'm not entirely shocked. The heat right now (without lebron) are way less promising than the cavs, and at least in Cleve he won't have all the pressure put on him with Irving/Wiggins also having to live up to high expectations. As for the other two, Bosh will be overpaid by the Rockets and Wade will either stay on the Miatanic or use a lifeboat to OKC or Toronto.
Speaking of Kevin Love, I really hope he signs with the Grizzlies. Memphis could use a guy of his talents, and with their defensive skills being top-tier he could add a whole new edge to his play simply by being in their system for a few years.
Speaking of Kevin Love, I really hope he signs with the Grizzlies. Memphis could use a guy of his talents, and with their defensive skills being top-tier he could add a whole new edge to his play simply by being in their system for a few years.