BigErieCavsFan
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so why did the cavs look at him last year?
the only people who would be concerned about signing a veteran player who can still perform at a good price would be those with the agenda of wanting to see the cavs with the worst record possible. to get a higher pick.
From what I understood the cavs didnt make an offer to mcgrady last year because of concerns about his health. not his mental health.
so your saying Irving would be better served learning how to pass the ball to the right spots surrounded by guys with hardly any NBA experience.
You think Bird didnt benefit from having a rookie season surrounded by seasoned quality players?
whats nonsense is saying a guy just because he has been an all star in the past wont come to play in cleveland or that the Cavs wont target the exact kind of player they stated themselves they were looking at. not everyone roster transactions needs to be for the long term.
As much I agree with you about not being on board to suck next year for a better pick and always kind of liking TMac, I always loved Baron too (I really wish Silas had his wish many years ago to get him here). I think between Baron and Byron we will have enough veteran influence with the right attributes to mentor Irving. Plus, we still have AJ and Andy to help with basic knowledge of the correct attitude that should be learned. I just don't see TMac as a real help this year...